Gemma O'Doherty - Part 2 - Read OP for mod warning (06/01)

TaurenDruid

Howard Beale wrote: »

Are you mad or something?

You certainly seem to be. "DOXXING DOXXING DOXXING!!! It's REAL BAD!"

But you're defending actual assault and other forms of online harassment. Ok, then...

Why so caught up on the doxxing thing? Afraid of it, are we? Maybe we had a Parler account?

Annasopra

Howard Beale wrote: »

Are you mad or something?

I have made it abundantly clear there is no doxxing videos from Nationalists to these cretins if there are show them to me!

Also I wouldn't mind him getting them if he did.

Exactly. You are happy enough for people you dont like to be doxxed and harassed but when violence from your fellow "nationalists" is highlighted then you are up in arms. Hilarious really.

TaurenDruid

Deleted User wrote: »

Is there antifa in Ireland? I thought it was an american thing.

I personally know hundreds of anti-fascists. Possibly into the thousands.

wiggle16

I'd like to think that most people are by default anti-fascist, but antifa tends to denote a kind of activism that's more common in the US than here.

Baggly

Howard Beale wrote: »

Are you mad or something?

I have made it abundantly clear there is no doxxing videos from Nationalists to these cretins if there are show them to me!

Also I wouldn't mind him getting them if he did. Like I said previously woman abusing drug dealers get little to no sympathy from me but why are you treating these scum with such kid gloves? Why such a soft spot for men who put their violent hands on women?

So Alan Sweeney 'assualts' a antifa loola by leaning over her and words exchanged you go nuts over but Joe Loughnane beating the living crap out of his missus is defended to the hilt? Why? It was a good beating was it? Doesn't hurt apparently when a leftie loola does it? Maybe ask the victim eh!;)


It's very telling you are going out of your way to incessantly defend such a disgusting lowlife.

Mod

You have been asked multiple times to back up your points and you are responding without doing so and challenging others to back up points you want backed up. This is inherently bad faith posting. Please improve the standard of your posting, or you will lose your posting privileges in this thread.

Howard Beale

Joeytheparrot wrote: »

Exactly. You are happy enough for people you dont like to be doxxed and harassed but when violence from your fellow "nationalists" is highlighted then you are up in arms. Hilarious really.

As I have said several times I'm against it it's you who keeps using real names for example you brought up your bestie Joe Loughnane the woman abusing drug dealer you are so fond off.

So it's you who's doxxing meantioning real names ie Joe Loughnane the scumbag who beat the crap out of his missus (which you have no problem with)

As I have said don't like to see normal people doxxed, pure distilled scum like him I wouldn't mind it happening to no. Might be karma for putting his hands on women.

How many times do I have to tell you. I have no time for woman beating drug dealers is that so hard to get into your head??

Baggly

Howard Beale wrote: »

As I have said several times I'm against it it's you who keeps using real names for example you brought up your bestie Joe Loughnane the woman abusing drug dealer you are so fond off.

So it's you who's doxxing meantioning real names ie Joe Loughnane the scumbag who beat the crap out of his missus (which you have no problem with)

As I have said don't like to see normal people doxxed, pure distilled scum like him I wouldn't mind it happening to no. Might be karma for putting his hands on women.

How many times do I have to tell you. I have no time for woman beating drug dealers is that so hard to get into your head??

Mod

Swing and a miss.

Dont post in this thread again.

NovemberWren

Eamon Ryan on Newstalk "..... the Irish people have bought into this"! Is he in the real world?

The Forsa Union Bus Drivers (outside the capital) are on red alert and are ultra-willing to, order, criticise, and forbid anyone off of a bus without the mask; they are implementing their power 100% - and they would be very happy to fine anyone E1000.00.

And the amount of Karen shop assistants is really amazing.

ohnonotgmail

NovemberWren wrote: »

Eamon Ryan on Newstalk "..... the Irish people have bought into this"! Is he in the real world?

The Forsa Union Bus Drivers (outside the capital) are on red alert and are ultra-willing to, order, criticise, and forbid anyone off of a bus without the mask; they are implementing their power 100% - and they would be very happy to fine anyone E1000.00.

And the amount of Karen shop assistants is really amazing.

yeah imagine not wanting someone possibly spreading a deadly virus on the bus you are driving.

pixelburp

What a shock: employees who work in an essential industry, and close contact with the public within cramped, notoriously poorly ventilated vehicles (workplaces), are agitated and hyper-cautious during a pandemic. €1000 for endangering other members of the public seems about right. Buses are Petri dishes at the best of times.

francois

wiggle16 wrote: »

I'd like to think that most people are by default anti-fascist, but antifa tends to denote a kind of activism that's more common in the US than here.

Antifa has it's roots in the European anarchist movements, and have been active for at least 20 years (Black Block and The Wombles being 2 such groups)

NovemberWren

pixelburp wrote: »

What a shock: employees who work in an essential industry, and close contact with the public within cramped, notoriously poorly ventilated vehicles (workplaces), are agitated and hyper-cautious during a pandemic. €1000 for endangering other members of the public seems about right. Buses are Petri dishes at the best of times.

for the ordinary people, there is more than a hint of bribery and coercion in all of this. politicians..... know their stuff!

pixelburp

NovemberWren wrote: »

for the ordinary people, there is more than a hint of bribery and coercion in all of this. politicians..... know their stuff!

Which ordinary people are you presuming to speak for here? There is no hint of anything unless you choose to read it that way. Buses are confined quarters and essential service. During a pandemic of a disease spread by close contact, buses are dangerous and exercising some misguided sense of individualism will result in you being booted off a bus. Thankfully most ordinary people appear to know this. Probably because most who ever used a bus daily know they're gross & spread disease in normal winters, let alone pandemic inflicted.

As with most things, "Dont be a díck" is a good policy in life: bus drivers have to haul our ungrateful ásses around towns and cities at the best of times, the least we can do is minimise the risk brought on their heads. Or not, obviously; your choice but the result will be a refusal of service and potentially a fine. Sorry, sorry. Bribery. I guess that's more convenient victimisation than accepting a simple tactic of common decency.

castletownman

A video popped up on my FB feed a couple of days ago of a woman I would recognise from town who seems to have become a Gemma disciple. She is at a garda checkpoint and both herself and a passenger are accosting the garda, with the passenger capturing it all on camera phone. It seems to stem from the garda asking her to turn around as she her journey isn't essential.

But, she is known as being a bit loolah (although in mitigating circumstances, had some childhood trauma). Which reminds me of the Dark Knight when The Joker sets up a barricade in Gotham City and uses patients from the local lunatic asylum to act as his "security".

Gemma's followers are nuts.

dd973

In her YT clips she seems to think continually talking over others in a loud shrill voice is classed as winning a debate.

fantaiscool

dd973 wrote: »

In her YT clips she seems to think continually talking over others in a loud shrill voice is classed as winning a debate.

Her voice might be the most annoying I've ever heard. Having to hear her voice in your face could be classified as an assault.

PhoneMain

castletownman wrote: »

A video popped up on my FB feed a couple of days ago of a woman I would recognise from town who seems to have become a Gemma disciple. She is at a garda checkpoint and both herself and a passenger are accosting the garda, with the passenger capturing it all on camera phone. It seems to stem from the garda asking her to turn around as she her journey isn't essential.

But, she is known as being a bit loolah (although in mitigating circumstances, had some childhood trauma). Which reminds me of the Dark Knight when The Joker sets up a barricade in Gotham City and uses patients from the local lunatic asylum to act as his "security".

Gemma's followers are nuts.

Are these a$$holes actually allowed to film people? Like, if you say to someone that they cant film you, should they not do it? I dont mind the guards doing it, I'm just wondering about these d1cks?

Also, I wonder have any of them got the fines that have been introduced since Monday? There will hopefully be a few of them given out if there's a convoy again this weekend......tho when its the likes of Dee, it's ultimately ourselves that are paying for it!

AndrewJRenko

NovemberWren wrote: »

for the ordinary people, there is more than a hint of bribery and coercion in all of this. politicians..... know their stuff!

Who is bribing who, do you think?

NovemberWren

AndrewJRenko wrote: »

Who is bribing who, do you think?

. I

Eamon Ryan said today regarding the government policy of lockdowns [and quite probably the great reset green agenda?] that "The Irish people are buying in to this".

So, the people are "Buying In" - does that mean that the people are Paying money to ensure the lockdown. Or, are the Govt. giving people extra in weekly payments 'PUP' to ensure that they accept the Lockdowns? Is there an element of governmental political bribery in these payments, as opposed to governmental munificence?

And, the mandate of masks (face coverings) - when aligned with a fine of E1000.00, seems like coercion to me.

Politicians - kute. (1.) give. (2.) take.

Eric Cartman

dd973 wrote: »

In her YT clips she seems to think continually talking over others in a loud shrill voice is classed as winning a debate.

She learned it from the ciara kelly playbook :pac:

pixelburp

NovemberWren wrote: »

. I

Eamon Ryan said today regarding the government policy of lockdowns [and quite probably the great reset green agenda?] that "The Irish people are buying in to this".

So, the people are "Buying In" - does that mean that the people are Paying money to ensure the lockdown. Or, are the Govt. giving people extra in weekly payments 'PUP' to ensure that they accept the Lockdowns? Is there an element of governmental political bribery in these payments, as opposed to governmental munificence?

And, the mandate of masks (face coverings) - when aligned with a fine of E1000.00, seems like coercion to me.

Politicians - kute. (1.) give. (2.) take.

No to all of the above; it's all conjecture of the fantasist's variety. Starting with an inability to understand a turn of phrase it seems. Oho, "buying in" eh?

Apparently, Occam's Razor is simply a stubble & beard grooming tool in the minds of some?

humberklog

PhoneMain wrote: »

Are these a$$holes actually allowed to film people? Like, if you say to someone that they cant film you, should they not do it? I dont mind the guards doing it, I'm just wondering about these d1cks?

They're allowed film alright. Anyone can photo/vid anyone else (age, job etc. doesn't matter) once the person filming is on public ground.

Birneybau

Complete misunderstanding of 'buying in'. My Lord. Hahahahahaha

ohnonotgmail

NovemberWren wrote: »

. I

Eamon Ryan said today regarding the government policy of lockdowns [and quite probably the great reset green agenda?] that "The Irish people are buying in to this".

So, the people are "Buying In" - does that mean that the people are Paying money to ensure the lockdown. Or, are the Govt. giving people extra in weekly payments 'PUP' to ensure that they accept the Lockdowns? Is there an element of governmental political bribery in these payments, as opposed to governmental munificence?

And, the mandate of masks (face coverings) - when aligned with a fine of E1000.00, seems like coercion to me.

Politicians - kute. (1.) give. (2.) take.

are you serious? are you really that ignorant of the phrase "buying in"? Say it isn't so.

Annasopra

NovemberWren wrote: »

. I

Eamon Ryan said today regarding the government policy of lockdowns [and quite probably the great reset green agenda?] that "The Irish people are buying in to this".

So, the people are "Buying In" - does that mean that the people are Paying money to ensure the lockdown. Or, are the Govt. giving people extra in weekly payments 'PUP' to ensure that they accept the Lockdowns? Is there an element of governmental political bribery in these payments, as opposed to governmental munificence?

And, the mandate of masks (face coverings) - when aligned with a fine of E1000.00, seems like coercion to me.

Politicians - kute. (1.) give. (2.) take.

Are you going to try tell us that Ben Gilroys claims that the covid vaccine contains aborted foetuses is true?

Nokia6230i

What have Gemma/Dolores/Flange/Ben/Graham etc. hot takes on the Mother and Baby Homes Report been? They all still denying it happened, that it, specifically the Tuam one, was all a hoax & that they're all only in it for the money?

Gript only belatedly ran a story.

The Liberal/Sherlock didn't touch it at all; didn't happen; he's had 2-3 Days to rob sometone elses opinion on it & all like?

TaurenDruid

https://twitter.com/newsworthy_ie/status/1349850058255183875

https://twitter.com/newsworthy_ie/status/1349858954109726723

Jebus. The poor family of this poor woman...

Imagine you had someone like that in your family

Birneybau

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Imagine you had someone like that in your family

I have a hard enough time with people on this forum!

mountain

TaurenDruid wrote: »

https://twitter.com/newsworthy_ie/status/1349850058255183875

https://twitter.com/newsworthy_ie/status/1349858954109726723

Jebus. The poor family of this poor woman...

There is none so blind,
As those who won’t see.