Another Sinn Fein blunder?

05-02-2018 12:40AM

BalcombeSt4 wrote: »

What the hell do you call it? It wasn't the Middle East they were in.

As no part of Ireland is in, or ever has been in, Britain I certainly wouldn't be contextualising the position of any part of this country as being off some other island called the "British mainland". Very anglocentric worldview. Before the Act of Union in 1800 created the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland", the state/kingdom/country between Ireland and France was called Great Britain, and shortened to Britain. How about still calling it that?

mynamejeff · 05-02-2018 12:42AM

BalcombeSt4 wrote: »

Like Judith Ward, Guildford 4, Birminigham 6, The Maguire Family, The Bridgewater 4 etc...

No they don't. Just look at the Russian revolution to see how quickly rules on private property can change.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_O%27Connell_(Irish_republican)

this is the handy woork of one of the balcombe street bombers after who you chose your name , responsible for the Guildford bombing and only owned up it it a year and a half later

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liam_Quinn

heres another one shot and killed a unarmed off duty cop who dared to try stop him, also put on a a fake irish accent because he was american

heros all im sure you ll agree

BalcombeSt4 · 05-02-2018 12:43AM

splinter65 wrote: »

All property is theft

That's why all property should be shared amongst the working class.

mynamejeff · 05-02-2018 12:44AM

Johnny Dogs wrote: »

Didn't think you would (could).

Good lad Gerry. If Jeffrey (can't believe it's not Daniel O'Donnell) Donaldson or anyone else did the same I'd applaud him/her too (for clarity).

so you reckon he did nothing wrong here then ?

McMurphy · 05-02-2018 12:47AM

mynamejeff wrote: »

so you reckon he did nothing wrong here then ?

Back up a bit here.

Let's deal with what you claim was an act of criminality first.

If you cannot or will not provide a source that backs your claim - we'll move on to answering any questions you have for me.

That sounds reasonable enough chief.

Your move.

mynamejeff · 05-02-2018 12:50AM

Johnny Dogs wrote: »

Back up a bit here.

Let's deal with what you claim was an act of criminality first.

If you cannot or will not provide a source that backs your claim - we'll move on to answering any questions you have for me.

That sounds reasonable enough chief.

Your move.

so you reckon he did nothing wrong here then ?

chief

BalcombeSt4 · 05-02-2018 12:52AM

mynamejeff wrote: »

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_O%27Connell_(Irish_republican)

this is the handy woork of one of the balcombe street bombers after who you chose your name , responsible for the Guildford bombing and only owned up it it a year and a half later

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liam_Quinn

heres another one shot and killed a unarmed off duty cop who dared to try stop him, also put on a a fake irish accent because he was american

heros all im sure you ll agree

I'm aware of all of them, Harry Duggan, Joe O'Connell, Eddie Butler, Hugh Doherty (Pat Doherty's brother), Brendan O'Dowd (who left after 1974) & was co-ordinated by Brian keenan.
And I'm not going to defend every action they carried out but they injured less people in 6 months than Gerry Kelly did in a day.
And we had bombs here, the RTE studios was blown to bits in 1969, 3 people were killed in Dublin in 72 & early 73, 2 were killed in Cavan, 2 killed in Dundalk, 34 killed in Dublin & Monaghan, 1 killed in kildare, 1 killed in Castleblaney, and I don't remember how ever corupt this state may be innocent English people being locked up for these, infact nobody at all was locked up for them.
A year & half later is alot qucker than Gerry Adams owned up to being the mastermind behind behind the Old bailey bomb & in IRA.

Dyr · 05-02-2018 12:53AM

Chrongen wrote: »

Ah come on now, if Gerry Kelly was really that fearsome nobody would dare clamp his car. Punishment beatings for the clampers.

Apparently he called into a PSNI station for an interview
He decided to let them off with a warning

BalcombeSt4 · 05-02-2018 12:58AM

Deleted User wrote: »

As no part of Ireland is in, or ever has been in, Britain I certainly wouldn't be contextualising the position of any part of this country as being off some other island called the "British mainland". Very anglocentric worldview. Before the Act of Union in 1800 created the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland", the state/kingdom/country between Ireland and France was called Great Britain, and shortened to Britain. How about still calling it that?

Well I agree with that, it's just so people don;t confuse it with the North, which is claimed by Britain.
But the state the French helped to create in Ireland was the Republic of Connacht, which lasted less then a month.

McMurphy · 05-02-2018 01:01AM

mynamejeff wrote: »

so you reckon he did nothing wrong here then ?

chief

You made the claim that he committed a criminal act. You are unable or unwilling (toss a coin) to show me where or what he did that would constitute your assertion.

If you can point me towards anything in law that makes a criminal out of someone for removing a foreign object from their own private posession, I might reluctantly accept that what he did was wrong. So far you seem either unable or unwilling to do so. Balls in yoir court though.

As things stand though - you just look like a random nutter on the net wishing laws exist so that your personal opinion holds more sway. That's not how things work in real life though.

I hope you ain't a cop - cos your knowledge of what equates to criminality is frighteningly stupid.

BalcombeSt4 · 05-02-2018 01:02AM

mynamejeff wrote: »

criminal damage theft , not paying for parking like every one else

you people are nuts

Well there is nutjobs in here all right. If you look in the mirror you might see one.

And what do you mean by "you people"? You making fun of our height because were Irish & people think were all midgits?

mynamejeff · 05-02-2018 01:11AM

Johnny Dogs wrote: »

You made the claim that he committed a criminal act. You are unable or unwilling (toss a coin) to show me where or what he did that would constitute your assertion.

If you can point me towards anything in law that makes a criminal out of someone for removing a foreign object from their own private posession, I might reluctantly accept that what he did was wrong. So far you seem either unable or unwilling to do so. Balls in yoir court though.

As things stand though - you just look like a random nutter on the net wishing laws exist so that your personal opinion holds more sway. That's not how things work in real life though.

I hope you ain't a cop - cos your knowledge of what equates to criminality is frighteningly stupid.

sooo ???

so you reckon he did nothing wrong here then ?

mynamejeff · 05-02-2018 01:12AM

BalcombeSt4 wrote: »

Well there is nutjobs in here all right. If you look in the mirror you might see one.

And what do you mean by "you people"? You making fun of our height because were Irish & people think were all midgits?

?

best ease up off the harp there kid

BalcombeSt4 · 05-02-2018 01:16AM

mynamejeff wrote: »

?

best ease up off the harp there kid

after you lay off QE2.

mynamejeff · 05-02-2018 01:20AM

BalcombeSt4 wrote: »

after you lay off QE2.

lol taking up for another shinnerbot eh ?

anyone who stands up to you people is a imperialist is that it ?

im an Irish Catholic nationalist but i dont like bullies criminals and thugs

BalcombeSt4 · 05-02-2018 01:32AM

mynamejeff wrote: »

lol taking up for another shinnerbot eh ?

anyone who stands up to you people is a imperialist is that it ?

im an Irish Catholic nationalist but i dont like bullies criminals and thugs

I'm not a shinner I'm a Marixist Luxemburgist & despise your nationalist, fascist, sectarian politics.

But you suppport a a government who has it's roots in Mussolini style Fascism.

mynamejeff · 05-02-2018 01:40AM

BalcombeSt4 wrote: »

I'm not a shinner I'm a Marixist Luxemburgist & despise your nationalist, fascist, sectarian politics.

But you suppport a a government who has it's roots in Mussolini style Fascism.

you must be a lonely lonely person

:):)

BalcombeSt4 · 05-02-2018 01:46AM

mynamejeff wrote: »

you must be a lonely lonely person :):)

I'm not at all, millions of people share the views of power being shared really democratically and without a hierarchy of classes and with the working class beinng awakend to Socialism not forced into it by an iron fist. Which is how it differs from Marxism-Leninism. I'd also call myself a Bennite.

How many of you Blue Shirts are left in ireland?

Chrongen · 05-02-2018 01:53AM

dxhound2005 wrote: »

I never saw a car clamped in Ireland. Does that mean it does not exist?

You got me.

Thank you for the flippancy.

gormdubhgorm · 05-02-2018 01:56AM

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

Grey legal areas in the clamping arena?

What kind of places are these?

Seems strange that a prominent lad in SINN Fein would leave himself open in that situation.

Doesn't seem to be too sure as it would appear he has 'disappeared' for a while.

Just curious what is the reason behind you repeatedly putting the first word in Sinn Féin in capitals.
Is it an in-joke that that I have missed?

mynamejeff · 05-02-2018 01:59AM

BalcombeSt4 wrote: »

I'm not at all, millions of people share the views of power being shared really democratically and without a hierarchy of classes and with the working class beinng awakend to Socialism not forced into it by an iron fist. Which is how it differs from Marxism-Leninism. I'd also call myself a Bennite.

How many of you Blue Shirts are left in ireland?

lol blueshirt ??

my shirt is currently green ironically does that annoy you even more ?

gormdubhgorm · 05-02-2018 02:01AM

Personally I think all of the politicians in Stormont are a joke.
1) They won't work together
2) Still get paid for it
3) Are all glorified county councilors

Is there some imaginary giant clamp that will have to be removed - in order to get the DUP and Sinn Féin to sit down and do thier jobs?

Instead of waffling about guff like this and cash for ash.

They need to catch themselves on (as they say up there).

BalcombeSt4 · 05-02-2018 02:01AM

mynamejeff wrote: »

lol blueshirt ??

my shirt is currently green ironically does that annoy you even more ?

I'm not suprised you have no clue what I'm talking about.

Your a good example of a little knowledge being dangerous.

Chrongen · 05-02-2018 02:02AM

splinter65 wrote: »

Can I park my car on your driveway ?mines a bit crowded. Thanks.

You can, I'm quite sure. I'd like to know, however, where and how far I can go in damaging your property.
Choose your words carefully before you simply state that somebody "shouldn't have done something"

A car just slovenly parked in front of a hospital ambulance ramp ought to be removed and post effing haste. A car parked in a back alley or on a yellow line or in front of a metre that has expired should be ticketed, not clamped. And certainly not by a gang of arseholes in hi-vis jackets who have ZERO jurisdiction over anybody's personal property.

Chrongen · 05-02-2018 02:31AM

dxhound2005 wrote: »

And if the car is left somewhere "restricted or forbidden" for a few days, is it OK for someone to tow it away? Would you sue the tow truck company for any damage?

Ifs, ands and buts.

If a car is parked illegally, then ticket it. If it is causing an obstruction then remove it.

It's not a very complex concept.
How many vehicles are abandoned for days or just left where they cause a serious obstruction as opposed to those that are parked willfully illegally or accidentally whether the error was as a result of ignorance or failing to meet the time requirements of a meter?

1 in 100? 1 in 1000?

If cars parked illegally are in the same category as those dumped in front of a motorway off-ramp then why aren't they all bulldozed out of the way?

Use your fcuking head man.

One very simple question.....what does clamping achieve that a summons doesn't?

Chrongen · 05-02-2018 02:42AM

mynamejeff wrote: »

you do that wee gerry

Got it all wrong then, didn't you, wee jeff.

Chrongen · 05-02-2018 02:46AM

mynamejeff wrote: »

so you reckon he did nothing wrong here then ?

Stick to your original issue of outrage and the litany of crimes you claim Kelly (or anyone else who removed a clamp) committed and stop trying to snivel off into "well do you think he is a great guy" territory.

Chrongen · 05-02-2018 02:55AM

mynamejeff wrote: »

sooo ???

so you reckon he did nothing wrong here then ?

Point out what crime was committed as you asserted. And if you can't, which is patently obvious, then don't irritate people with your watered down deflections such as "so you think he did nothing wrong".

Are Am Eye · 05-02-2018 04:17AM

He could be seen to be making a stand against the painting, or plantation if you will, of these yellow lines in the first instance. Or at the very least saying the path or trajectory of these double yellows is in fact a jerrymander.
One way or the other if he is sent down I expect him to lòok for political status.

Brendan Bendar · 05-02-2018 05:43AM

Chrongen wrote: »

That's irrelevant, Brendan.

If this outfit put nailed planks under each wheel and he kicked them away would that be his "bad"?

Afraid not Chron, very pertinent actually.

Another Sinn Fein blunder?

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