Esel wrote: » It's a bet. You can name the halting site (as long as it's within a 30 mile radius of where I currently reside). Maybe we can get one of the original wthankers who have 'ironically' thanked (i.e. stalked) my posts to hold the money? There will be no seconds, just you, me, the kids and the escrow agent. I'm here all through Lent.
b_mac2 wrote: » You'd actually send your kids to a halting site? No sorry, you're not stupid, you just want to show how "tolerant" you are. I get ya.
Spanish Eyes wrote: » The big question for those who love Travellers is... Do you live next to them right now? OR, Would you live next to them and their caravans and all the rest of it? I doubt you would like it, so you are trolls IMO if you say yes, Would genuinely like an answer.
Esel wrote: Name and shame:
Esel wrote: Now down to fifteen! Who slyly unthanked?
Esel wrote: Thanked by sixteen users when I looked back.
Esel wrote: Thanks: arayess, booterboy, Bscan86, Commotion Ocean, DanMurphy, DavidLyons_, Dr Turk Turkelton, Filmer Paradise, Icsics, Johnny Jukebox, lazybones32, Oblivoid, Parachutes, Richard Hillman, ronnie3585, Super_Sonic
Deleted User wrote: I dont agree with ethnic cleansing in any way shape or form but i simply dont agree with the patsying that is being done here. It is sickening. For a government to recognise what is essentially a tribe of vagabonds is simply beyond mental. At a time when we have a homelessness crisis, a housing crisis, and a hospital crisis...this is not a priority in the nations interest but a cheap PR stunt to impress more European suits who wouldnt live a mile from travellers.
JamboMac wrote: » But is that not them discriminating/prejudging settled people, see it's well that back in the day they had useful functions to do things farmers and so on, times changed they didn't. All children in this country must go to school/get an education, their are truancy laws no, as for a job, how do they support themselves? Sorry I couldn't write thesis on the plight of travellers maybe you can discuss the topic and not people in the thread, I'm not gonna resort to calling you names because your chip on your shoulder speaks for itself.
b_mac2 wrote: » +1 The amount of virtue signalling on Boards makes me sick. I bet all these people would cross the road if they even thought a traveller might be approaching them.
BalcombeSt4 wrote: » Yes, I do have a chip on my shoulder towards people who talk out of their hole.
Sweetemotion wrote: » What are the elderly people of rural Ireland, who are intimidated by this "special culture" going to think. Seeing Enda Kenny giving them more rights. than the people they are intimidating? Surly this is the end for Enda. What a cnut.
b_mac2 wrote: » The amount of virtue signalling
DredFX wrote: » Slightly off topic but why do travellers receive so many dispensations in everyday life? And don't say 'Pavee Point'. Honestly, what benefit do politicians stand to gain from pandering to these people who, regardless of how you feel about it, as a whole contribute little to the country? Is it extra votes? Fear of being called racist? Fear of getting a broken jaw?
punisher5112 wrote: » Its the new thing these days don't upset anyone or say no for fear of being called racist or getting sued.
dinnybyrne wrote: This is the muzzle that was mentioned earlier. Trying to shame people l for their opinions like this, classic pc brigade bullying. Disgusting. Im going to come straight out with it- i despise travellers and i have good reasons for it. So do you, we all do so stop pretending to hold the moral high ground, grow a pair of balls, and voice your opinions.
Deleted User wrote: » I admire John Connors for all that he has achieved in acting and i acknowledge that as a child he did suffer some uncalled for prejudice but he needs to take his head out of the sand and see both sides of the argument. He said only a handful of families are engaged in bare knuckle boxing for example and yet he is there on youtube himself doing it :rolleyes:
Sleeper12 wrote: » Shaming people for thinking ethnic cleansing is the way forward is not quite the same as shaming people they hate travellers. One is just good old hatred and the other is murder. Please tell me you know the difference between hatred and murder???
Sleeper12 wrote: » Don't you get it though? Every post here is proving that they are an ethnic group. Every time a poster groups them together its proving it. The fact that there are stereo types even proves it. Now I've said before that you do not have to like them but there's no denying that they are an ethnic group
end of the road wrote: » the vast majority of those crimes you mentioned aren't traveler speciffic. .
dinnybyrne wrote: » This is the muzzle that was mentioned earlier. Trying to shame people l for their opinions like this, classic pc brigade bullying. Disgusting. Im going to come straight out with it- i despise travellers and i have good reasons for it. So do you, we all do so stop pretending to hold the moral high ground, grow a pair of balls, and voice your opinions.
Deleted User wrote: » I dont agree with ethnic cleansing in any way shape or form but i simply dont agree with the patsying that is being done here. It is sickening. For a government to recognise what is essentially a tribe of vagabonds is simply beyond mental. At a time when we have a homelessness crisis, a housing crisis, and a hospital crisis...this is not a priority in the nations interest but a cheap PR stunt to impress more European suits who wouldnt live a mile from travellers. Just the other day, the county council evicted them from a site a mere mile away from me and armed guards were there on duty. I would doubt armed guards would be there for any normal upstanding human beings. Culture my hole. About time these pr1cks in suits copped the fúck on and started to use some proper leverage in their positions instead of hammering down on decent hardworking people trying to get by. No more blind eyes, if you want special recognition for a few tokenised things like language and music etc then start behaving like a normal human being. I say that and i do acknowledge that there is many many decent members of the travelling community that have done their best to integrate somewhat without forgetting where they came from. They have done alot for sport, music, arts and irish culture. My comments are not aimed at them but i would appeal to the powers that be to come to some form of resolution rather than this pathetic sh1te. I admire John Connors for all that he has achieved in acting and i acknowledge that as a child he did suffer some uncalled for prejudice but he needs to take his head out of the sand and see both sides of the argument. He said only a handful of families are engaged in bare knuckle boxing for example and yet he is there on youtube himself doing it
Deleted User wrote: Im not arguing against the fact that they are an ethnic group, but the fact that they are being given such rope when people are jailed for not having a fúckin tv licence. It simply is not right and this búll**** needs to be called for what it is.
judeboy101 wrote: » They can now access bucketloads of European money and now euro law can be used against government if they don't respect all aspects of their culture.
JamboMac wrote: By your definition dyslexic people are an ethnic minority, so are bus drivers and Lucas drivers. Their are and always will be stereotype's for everybody.
end of the road wrote: » what dispensations do travelers receive? can you name them all?
Sleeper12 wrote: » It's a little like the Trump thing. The lefties created Trump. You can't say this or you can't say that so they voted in a guy that says it all. Likewise with travellers. The more threads like this, the more talk like this down the pub or in the street the more protection they will get. It's the people that are so vocal with their stereo types that makes the government have to protect them more. If they were treated equal by settled people they wouldn't have as many rights. I'm not sure if I'm explaining it right but basically it's the public traveller haters that are giving them the rights & protection that they do not want them to have. It's actually pretty funny when you think about it
JamboMac wrote: » I can't tell the difference between traveller and a normal person just standing there, I don't automatically go that person must be a traveller let's stay away from them. I have an issue when they invade my space and don't get the hint that we don't want work done.Could you pick a traveller out of a group white Irish men standing beside each other, I'm guessing the answer is no, so how can somebody discriminate automatically.
mynamejeff wrote: » travellers feuds burgerlys committed by travellers and sulky racing arent traveller specific ? Come on noe eod i know you have a uber liberal agenda to defend but thats just ridiculousness
Sleeper12 wrote: » It's a little like the Trump thing. The lefties created Trump. You can't say this or you can't say that so they voted in a guy that says it all. Likewise with travellers. The more threads like this, the more talk like this down the pub or in the street the more protection they will get. It's the people that are so vocal with their stereo types that makes the government have to protect them more.If they were treated equal by settled people they wouldn't have as many rights. I'm not sure if I'm explaining it right but basically it's the public traveller haters that are giving them the rights & protection that they do not want them to have. It's actually pretty funny when you think about it
DredFX wrote: » Naming them all would require a projector and a four-hour seminar, but the usual ones comprise: Lenient jail sentences, social-welfare squatting, noise disturbances, littering, allocation of free housing, 'overlooking' of illicit activity including the ol' bareknuckling and tax evasion. Plus the fact that many of them live suspiciously sumptuous lifestyles despite the startling unemployment rate.