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Mexican stand off at RTE Primetime

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    #122
    VonZan
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    I'm not sure why they wanted Steen so badly. She came across quite poorly on Claire Byrne IMO.


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    #123
    scuby
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    Steen has since pulled out of tv3 debate tomorrow night with pat Kenny


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    #124
    pleas advice
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 2,492 ✭✭✭pleas advice


    hotmail.com wrote: »
    There's no constitutional ban on euthanasia, so no need for a referendum.

    i *think* one of the referendums coming up in the next year or so, proposed by the citisens assembly, doesn't involve constitutional change, it would just be controversial to bring in without the say of the people


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    #125
    EPAndlee
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    Steen should not be allowed air time


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    #126
    Atlantic Dawn
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    M


    Has she got the Wiffy code?


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    #127
    hotmail.com
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    No side have Fidelma.. they must be desperate.


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    #128
    Ally Dick
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    batistuta9 wrote: »
    What's wrong with euthanasia?

    Open to mistakes


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    #129
    hotmail.com
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    Katie looks up videos of abortions.


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    #130
    Subcomandante Marcos
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    I'm out foreign, is Fidelma Really Screams on the panel?

    What a bad idea.


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    #131
    drunkmonkey
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    scuby wrote: »
    Steen has since pulled out of tv3 debate tomorrow night with pat Kenny

    Pat Kenny had fisty cuffs with her already, https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/abortion-referendum/pat-kenny-claims-his-newstalk-radio-show-was-targeted-in-an-organised-way-by-prolife-campaigners-36912575.html


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    #132
    Topgear on Dave
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    hotmail.com wrote: »
    Katie looks up videos of abortions.

    Shes been training all her life for this referendum. Quite an amazing background she has.


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    #133
    hotmail.com
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    Peadar pretty weak tonight and Harris performed well. Most people probably have their minds made up anyway.


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    #134
    Hitman3000
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    drunkmonkey wrote:
    Pat Kenny had fisty cuffs with her already,


    She didn't like having her b.s. highlighted.


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    #135
    pleas advice
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    drunkmonkey wrote: »
    Needs more whooping.

    2asxhm.jpg


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    #136
    Coillte_Bhoy
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    hotmail.com wrote: »
    Katie looks up videos of abortions.

    Just to be sure of what she's voting on:pac:


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    #137
    Ash.J.Williams
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    Yer man in the audience in the suit had some huge sweaty forehead all the same


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    #138
    Mr.H
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    Subcomandante Marcos wrote:
    Hopefully a government can have enough common sense to agree that if someone is suffering so much they feel they'd rather end their life on their own terms instead of letting some degenerative chronic disease slowly destroy them, we should allow them the dignity of that choice.


    Hopefully not. Terminally ill people are going through too much mentally to make that choice.


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    #139
    hotmail.com
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    No side seem to think there's a way of allowing for abortion for rape, ffa, incest.. But they'd oppose that as well. They just look silly and desperate at this stage.


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    #140
    drunkmonkey
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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIgSTjzrmRg


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    #141
    fergus1001
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    hotmail.com wrote:
    Katie looks up videos of abortions.


    after she is finnished with the misappropriation of student union funds to promote a pro life position


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    #142
    woejus
    Registered Users Posts: 1,497 ✭✭✭woejus


    Ally Dick wrote: »
    It least I will have one thing to look forward to after the YES side inevitably win - Mattie McGrath and the Healy Raes blocking the legislation in the Dail


    I don’t know maybe you should book a holiday? Seems grim to only have that to look forward to


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    #143
    duffman13
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    Mr.H wrote: »
    Hopefully not. Terminally ill people are going through too much mentally to make that choice.

    Having watched numerous terminally ill family members be starved and medicated to death slowly, I'd happily make that call now for that not to be my fate. I'm 31 now if im diagnosed with something like terminal cancer etc in 20 years I'll be saying what I said all along.

    I do not want to suffer


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    #144
    fritzelly
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    hotmail.com wrote: »
    No side seem to think there's a way of allowing for abortion for rape, ffa, incest.. But they'd oppose that as well. They just look silly and desperate at this stage.

    As Leo said - why wait til now to bring up these constitutional amendment options, what were they doing the past 30 years.


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    #145
    Ally Dick
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    fritzelly wrote: »
    As Leo said - why wait til now to bring up these constitutional amendment options, what were they doing the past 30 years.

    Because the hard cases are recent enough.


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    #146
    byhookorbycrook
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    Ally Dick wrote: »
    The next referendum will be on legalising euthanasia
    As a person with a neuro-degenative disease, bring it on.


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    #147
    fritzelly
    Registered Users Posts: 17,327 ✭✭✭✭fritzelly


    Ally Dick wrote: »
    Because the hard cases are recent enough.

    Sorry, didn't realise women only started getting raped in the past few years or started have non viable fetuses.

    Learn something new every day!


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    #148
    Mr.H
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    duffman13 wrote:
    Having watched numerous terminally ill family members be starved and medicated to death slowly, I'd happily make that call now for that not to be my fate. I'm 31 now if im diagnosed with something like terminal cancer etc in 20 years I'll be saying what I said all along.


    A lot of us have similar experiences with family and even friends.

    I have also known friends who have survived cancer but in weak moments would have just wanted to die. So no I stand by what I said.


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    #149
    Subcomandante Marcos
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    Mr.H wrote: »
    Hopefully not. Terminally ill people are going through too much mentally to make that choice.

    Being unlucky enough to have had several people in my life deal with terminal cancer and other conditions such as MS, I disagree massively. They don't suddenly lose their mental faculties. If I ever ended up in the position of my family friend who died for MS I'd hope I'd be afforded the wish of a dignified death she fought for and was denied by Irish law.


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    #150
    Ash.J.Williams
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    Fidelma has the smile of Satan


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    #151
    fritzelly
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    Mr.H wrote: »
    A lot of us have similar experiences with family and even friends.

    I have also known friends who have survived cancer but in weak moments would have just wanted to die. So no I stand by what I said.

    Having cancer and even being really sick but having a light at the end of the tunnel is very different from a terminal or degenerative illness


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