Exit poll: The post referendum thread. No electioneering.

smokingman · 26-05-2018 03:00AM

Shurimgreat wrote: »

I'm hoping the reaction of most Yes voters will be far more mature than this.

More mature than calling the women of Ireland "abortion demanders"? More mature than assuming us Irish were somehow ****ing ignorant and thick when it came to biology? More mature than having to spend so much effort correcting lies?
Have a good look at yourself gasún. .a good hard look at yourself

Shurimgreat · 26-05-2018 03:01AM

Hitman3000 wrote: »

I think at this stage you have no idea of what you are trying to say. To describe you as deluded would be a kindness. So I will leave there with you and not engage further.

Nice evasion there.

Shurimgreat · 26-05-2018 03:02AM

smokingman wrote: »

More mature than calling the women of Ireland "abortion demanders"? More mature than assuming us Irish were somehow ****ing ignorant and thick when it came to biology? More mature than having to spend so much effort correcting lies?
Have a good look at yourself gasún. .a good hard look at yourself

You only have to read back over this thread and others to see the countless lies spouted by the Yes side. Come back to us when you've done that like a good lad.

Hotblack Desiato · 26-05-2018 03:05AM

Akrasia wrote: »

Lads, there are no winners in this referendum.

Bollox. There is a massive win for women right now - the constitution no longer states that their life and health is equal to that of a fertilised zygote.

That change applies right here, right now.

ArthurDayne · 26-05-2018 03:06AM

Shurimgreat wrote: »

Will you stop with the "sticking it to the church" nonsense. A large number of No voters have zero time for the Catholic Church.
A large number of Yes voters attend mass regularly and will be there blessing themselves next Sunday.

You are making my very point. People, whether practising Catholics or otherwise, have voted as per their own conscience and not necessarily as per the wishes of the Church (which took a fairly clear view of how people should vote). This is not 'sticking it to the Church' as you have presumptuously claimed -- but is simply a statement of the willingness of the populace to vote on their own accord, even if they continue practising as Catholics.

Furthermore, as I have said, a vote in favour of repeal (if it passes) does not impose a view on anyone.

Hitman3000 · 26-05-2018 03:07AM

Shurimgreat wrote:

Nice evasion there.

Not at all, considering your posting history of false information I have decided engaging with the likes of you is a waste of time. You served the YES campaign well even if it was unintential.

Hitman3000 · 26-05-2018 03:07AM

Shurimgreat wrote:

You only have to read back over this thread and others to see the countless lies spouted by the Yes side.

Yet not able to highlight any of them. What a surprise.

Shurimgreat · 26-05-2018 03:09AM

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

Bollox. There is a massive win for women right now - the constitution no longer states that their life and health is equal to that of a fertilised zygote.

That change applies right here, right now.

If only it were that black and white.
Lets see what legislation goes through the Dail.
And more to the point lets see what future Dails introduce.
The fate of unborn children will now be left in the hands of politicians many of whom would sell there mother and grandmother to get into power. Anyone who trusts Irish policians is a fool.

Shurimgreat · 26-05-2018 03:10AM

Hitman3000 wrote: »

Yet not able to highlight any of them. What a surprise.

Try reading my posting history where I address them.

Conservatory · 26-05-2018 03:11AM

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

Bollox. There is a massive win for women right now - the constitution no longer states that their life and health is equal to that of a fertilised zygote.

That change applies right here, right now.

You were the person who thought people were so stupid they needed 999 to be called if a poster was one meter nearer to a polling booth than the law allowed. It’s not a win or loss for anyone it only starts now. The lads at the parish pump have to come up with the legislation that pleases enough people to get them elected next time. It’s going to be a lot of hard work and I don’t know if this coalition can handle it with their “here’s my laws if you don’t like them protest” attitude.

It’s only starting now sadly

_Dara_ · 26-05-2018 03:17AM

People be kray kray! :eek:

Hitman3000 · 26-05-2018 03:19AM

Shurimgreat wrote:

Try reading my posting history where I address them.

I did , not impressed.

realitykeeper · 26-05-2018 03:19AM

....... wrote: »

This post has been deleted.

You won`t have to wait much longer.

Divorce, abortion, gay marriage: Sounds like the last days of Sodom and Gomorrah

Infini · 26-05-2018 03:20AM

_Dara_ wrote: »

People be kray kray! :eek:

Bullshít alert!

They aint a "rebellion" because they ain't the one's rebelling they were the incumbents and LOST, that's the YES side whos the rebels deciding enough is enough and that trying to export the "problem" and refusing to accept there's time's where it's necessary for the health of the existing life and that both cannot always be saved.

This is a problem that should only be ever solved by those involved directly not anyone else meddling when they've no buisness doing so and the vast majority of people here seemed to have agreed and judged the 8th to be wrong and fit for the bin.

Shurimgreat · 26-05-2018 03:20AM

ArthurDayne wrote: »

You are making my very point. People, whether practising Catholics or otherwise, have voted as per their own conscience and not necessarily as per the wishes of the Church (which took a fairly clear view of how people should vote). This is not 'sticking it to the Church' as you have presumptuously claimed -- but is simply a statement of the willingness of the populace to vote on their own accord, even if they continue practising as Catholics.

Furthermore, as I have said, a vote in favour of repeal (if it passes) does not impose a view on anyone.

Well my question is if people disagree with the church including it seems so many elderly people then why on earth are they still going to mass? Do the decent thing and stop attending mass if you feel so strongly about it.
But no they will be at mass next sunday blessing themselves and saying rosaries and the like.

Shurimgreat · 26-05-2018 03:22AM

Infini wrote: »

Bullshít alert!

Sounds like a parody account.

nacho libre · 26-05-2018 03:24AM

realitykeeper wrote: »

You won`t have to wait much longer.

Divorce, abortion, gay marriage: Sounds like the last days of Sodom and Gomorrah

We are all doomed. We have become heathens. May God strike us all down for turning our back on him:pac:

Shurimgreat · 26-05-2018 03:24AM

Hitman3000 wrote: »

I did , not impressed.

Your still responding to me after categorically saying you wouldn't?
So much for you telling the truth.

I started this day dealing with lies from the yes side and i'm ending it dealing with lies from the yes side.

Infini · 26-05-2018 03:26AM

nacho libre wrote: »

We are all doomed. We have become heathens. May God strike us all down for turning our back on him:pac:

Can't strike anyone down if he don't even come say hello!

PS. If God really does exist he's got ALOT of cleaning up to do in the Crazy East cos he's got a whole load of idiots running round declaring "his" work. C_C

Shurimgreat · 26-05-2018 03:29AM

Right I'm off to bed!

pleas advice · 26-05-2018 03:32AM

We had people going apoplectic about a tweet from this account,

and defending their outrage saying 'imagine the reaction if that had come from the yes side'
Indeed

https://mobile.twitter.com/LoveBothDrog/status/999978070999273474?p=v

_Dara_ · 26-05-2018 03:34AM

The Golden Miller wrote: »

I'd be happier of the yes vote winning, if I knew it was based on informed and weighed opinions, but I don't believe the youth on one side spared a second thought for the unborn

That’s your call but it’s important to note that every age bracket bar the +65s showed in favour of Repeal in the exit polls. Quite significantly actually. The lowest was 63 in favour of yes and it increases with each descending age bracket. Do you think the older groups were equally remiss?

nacho libre · 26-05-2018 03:34AM

Shurimgreat wrote: »

Right I'm off to bed!

Thanks for letting us know.

nacho libre · 26-05-2018 03:39AM

Infini wrote: »

Can't strike anyone down if he don't even come say hello!

PS. If God really does exist he's got ALOT of cleaning up to do in the Crazy East cos he's got a whole load of idiots running round declaring "his" work. C_C

If being like some of these people is what is required to get into heaven, count me out. The idea of heaven never appealed to me anyway. The idea of an eternity in heaven scares me more than death.

somefeen · 26-05-2018 03:42AM

Shurimgreat wrote: »

Right I'm off to bed!

I'll be up in a minute, just watching the end of the film.

lmimmfn · 26-05-2018 04:02AM

Vote "No" to save jobs.....oh wait!

Overheal · 26-05-2018 04:19AM

Shurimgreat wrote: »

Well my question is if people disagree with the church including it seems so many elderly people then why on earth are they still going to mass? Do the decent thing and stop attending mass if you feel so strongly about it.
But no they will be at mass next sunday blessing themselves and saying rosaries and the like.

Because, maybe, they see their relationship with God and their religion as being significant over their relationship with members of the congregation or the kid fiddlers that run the upper echelons of the RCC? Don’t know, but I imagine folks can disassociate worshiping God from an endorsement of the failings of the Catholic Church. Either way. It’s not my place to sneer at peoples reasons for attending church. Seems like a personal matter in the utmost.

spookwoman · 26-05-2018 04:56AM

Looking at a local politicians page who was yes and the no's are going nuts on it. Calling people c**ts etc one woman quoting the bible and on about how she is a christian. Mention religion and no side she starts going on about Christianity is not a religion. The polls have really brought the looney side of the save the 8th out.

I wonder did steen, sherlock etc see they were going to loose and this was their reason for pulling out of the debates. Could this be the start of the end for them? Think there was talk of a possible split in the ranks. We can only hope.

Overheal · 26-05-2018 05:06AM

spookwoman wrote: »

Looking at a local politicians page who was yes and the no's are going nuts on it. Calling people c**ts etc one woman quoting the bible and on about how she is a christian. Mention religion and no side she starts going on about Christianity is not a religion. The polls have really brought the looney side of the save the 8th out.

I wonder did steen, sherlock etc see they were going to loose and this was their reason for pulling out of the debates. Could this be the start of the end for them? Think there was talk of a possible split in the ranks. We can only hope.

Looking at Sky and some other pages. Fierce hysteria altogether. Most peculiar post so far was “from the moment of conception, there is a heartbeat” etc.

Grayditch · 26-05-2018 05:08AM

I see a lot of people telling others to not celebrate. Not quite sure how you're supposed to quell emotions at a time like this, so I'd just do what you feel, I would say. It's been a grim battle.

I'll be ignoring the harsh words from the No supporters tomorrow. They're hurting. I'd be lying if I didn't see good people on their side carrying pain from their lives too and I can see some of their points being understandable. But as far as certain organisations and institutes go, I want to say this...

We're coming for our schools next.

Exit poll: The post referendum thread. No electioneering.

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