The wondrous adventures of Sinn Fein (part 3) Mod Notes and Threadbanned List in OP

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117834814#Comment_117834814

Are yous not essentially spamming with a propagandist though aswell?

Like....its hilarious,that unable to get over being destroyed with facts and logic,as regards sf existing since 1905 (yous getting laughed outta it,was car crash interwebbing!!),you have now chosen an opioion piece as gospel🤣🤣

FrancieBrady

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117834814#Comment_117834814

Ah now mike.😁😁 Here is exactly what you were asked.

I am still waiting for a link to this 'recent campaign' of SF's,

Fionnan, no more than Fintan, is entitled to his opinions but they are not links to a campaign by SF no matter how you swing it.

Just admit you cannot link to a 'campaign' and recent events blows your crazy 'distancing themselves' theory out of the water, anyway.

Again, I think we are done here.

mikethecop

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117834873#Comment_117834873

still re writing history eh ? 🙄

sorry blazz your below the level required for a conversation , reported and blocked

mikethecop

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117834882#Comment_117834882

you posted that after getting roasted the other day too francie 😀

after you claimed that you didnt know who michael mac donncha is 🤣 and that he was just a random lad who wrote a letter to the editor .

the blind rantings of a few posters here is very clear on the campaign if you want yet more evidence .....

FrancieBrady

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117834967#Comment_117834967

You still haven't pointed out the propaganda in his letter.

Not a great look here mike to be honest, evasion, deflection, spurious claims you cannot back up.

*P.S. Whether I knew who he was has no bearing on what he wrote, but cling to it with all your might anyway.

You'll get no more engagement with me on it.

mikethecop

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117834992#Comment_117834992

lol to not see propaganda in a propaganda piece written by a professional propagandist takes commitment 😂🤣🤣 even from the most ardent party man faithful , its almost unbelievable almost

it has a huge bearing in how you presented it in fairness and getting called on it resulted in this tantrum , great stuff altogether

Beasty

mikethecop and FrancieBrady - do not post in this thread again

blanch152

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117831080#Comment_117831080

This happens all the time with Sinn Fein. They spend their time complaining about housing, then they object to every single large development at local level. They want the pubs open in the South, but closed in the North.

It can be very difficult to keep up as they speak from both sides of the mouth continuously.

Ten of Swords

Mod - several posts have been deleted.

Posts addressing users who have been threadbanned and cannot reply will be considered trolling, and will be actioned accordingly.

Let's move on, thanks

BackOfMyBag

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117835846#Comment_117835846

no personals at all , you made in my opinion ( im entitled to an opinion ) a post replying to a banned poster who is currently not allowed the right of reply responding to you

perhaps moderators should remove the offending post to give the impression of fairness ?

all in my opinion mind , nothing personal

markodaly

double post

markodaly

On SF housing policy, why is it that SF NI have a different housing policy and indeed strategy than the one in the ROI?

Eoin O'Broin has been great at releasing some books on the matter, but does it take into account his parties record in the North?

Brendan Bendar

ML McD now being given a vanilla interview by Àine on Morning Ireland.

The usual name checking, no interruptions, no interrogation.

Complete free rein given.

markodaly

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117836576#Comment_117836576

I noticed that SF seems to be getting a few soft serves alright in some interviews, but sure when they get into power and people relise they dont have all the answers, they will be getting it from both barrels.

Shebean

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117836272#Comment_117836272

On the SF housing police...look over there!

Can you point out what you think of the SF housing policy in the Republic?

Shebean

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117837689#Comment_117837689

Can you point to anyone who thinks any party has all the answers?

FG are stabbing each other in the back and caught out lying, it's pretty big news. I don't think any decades old well worn tales of the 'RA will be good enough cover.

nialler1978

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117836272#Comment_117836272

Why would a housing policy and strategy differ which is governed by two completely different legal jurisdictions? Seriously? The legal side of things is only the tip of the iceberg as far as why they differ, I’ll let you research some of the other reasons for yourself because I couldn’t be arsed explaining them to you. That’s without doubt the dumbest question I’ve read here, well done.

markodaly

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117837717#Comment_117837717

SF housing policy is a sham. They are pulling the wool over the voter's eyes but it was more holes than swiss cheese. For example, they are against property tax, which is used around the world to fund social housing.

You know all that housing we built in the 30's and 50's, do you know where the money came from to built them, Property tax, something SF wants to get rid of. In NI, there is no mention that they want to get rid of property taxes in the North, why? Of, that's right, they are in power in the North and are not THAT insane! SF housing policy is built around the premise and lie that they can promise everything to everyone and no one has to pay for it.

Mark my words, if/when SF gets in property taxes will remain, despite all the bluster from SF right now.

markodaly

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117837751#Comment_117837751

Its a simple but blatant difference.

SF NI is FOR build to rent properties in Belfast, yet the same political party, SF ROI is against them 100km south in Dublin.

This is nothing to do with Ireland vs UK, its purely down to SF trying to fool everyone in the ROI.

Shebean

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117837754#Comment_117837754

So you don't know SF housing policy in much detail.

Are you suggesting if SF kept property tax their plan would be good? Wasting tax payer money on sweet deals for developers and cuckoo funds needs to stop.

Most of the social housing went to middle income families. Who was paying this 'property tax'?

Ireland was a very impoverished country throughout those decades. Yet social housing in the 1930s amounted to 60 per cent of total house construction, with the figure rising to 70 per cent in the 1940s

It's plain as day, social housing isn't a priority of government for any income bracket. Even the nu-social/not social housing we buy or lease.

SF do not have all the answers, They are moving in the right direction. The government are throwing good money, our good money, after bad.

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117837783#Comment_117837783

To what end,do you think they are trying to fool people in the south?

Surely its obvious to even most committed liberial,that housing policy here thus far,has been an utter failure and drastic changes are needed?

Build to rent,deosnt aliviate housing crisis as we are aswell off to build ourselves as opposed to following ffg idology of 25 year rents to vulture funds and own nothing at the end??

blanch152

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117838570#Comment_117838570

I suppose SF could claim that they have learned from their failures in the North and are not going to repeat the same mistakes down here. Unfortunately for them, that would just give them the same credibility as anyone else.

Very impressed with Eoin O Broin on Prime Time tonight. The vested interests and lobbying of private developers, cuckoo and vulture funds is there for all to see, in this "Housing for all" plan. FFG's housing policies will lead to another property bubble and subsequent crash, there is no doubt about it.

markodaly

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117837854#Comment_117837854

If the main opposition party has a completely different policy 100 km up the road, then why should we believe them about their housing policy here in the ROI?

The differences when it comes to abolishing property taxes are telling. SF will tell anyone what they want to hear, which is great when you are in opposition, but if they want to be in power, a very very different kettle of fish.

I would have much more respect for them to be a serious party if they cut out that nonesense.

Brendan Bendar

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117840402#Comment_117840402

Problem is Mark, that apart from a few TDs they have nobody of any strength down the line.

Three or four spokespeople and a few ‘roarers and shouters’ to get ‘worked up and red faced’ and exhibit faux horror when required.

I would be concerned of the effect this party would have on the majority of working people in this country.

Not a party I would have any trust in.

Shebean

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117840402#Comment_117840402

Because they are different jurisdictions with different economies, different laws and the north has a completely different governing structure overseen by westminister.

It's a nonsense deflection. The FF/FG/Greens are making it possible for PPP initiatives to take over public land, so we can buy and lease it back. These greedy people need to go and be replaced by a government who put the public first.

blanch152

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117841812#Comment_117841812

You partitionist you, suggesting that Northern Ireland is different.

Shebean

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117842338#Comment_117842338

Again with the personal digs. Complete misrepresentation to have a pop.

Fionn1952

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117842338#Comment_117842338

Acknowledging that a difference exists =/= wishing for those differences to continue to exist.

But of course you knew that, didn't you Blanch?

Brendan Bendar

The boy Blanch made a perfectly good point.

There are a lot of folk up there of non Unionist persuasion who would much rather

that the UK would bank roll them into the future.

The UK taxpayer has far deeper pockets than poor Pat down below them.

Get my dhhrift?