Exit poll: The post referendum thread. No electioneering.

GerryCarry · 26-05-2018 11:39PM

Fighting Tao wrote: »

I doubt anyone will directly reply to your claims because it would take crazy to a whole new level.

Do you honesty think parents with a FFA went all the way to England to kill an unborn baby that was going to die anyway?

They went to England TO MAKE SURE the baby would die. Just in case the baby lived and they would have a disabled baby for the next 20 years of their life.

jaykay74 · 26-05-2018 11:39PM

Sheeps wrote: »

Women will still end up going to the UK for their abortions because it's cheaper and quicker to fly Ryanair than to get it over here.

Those women, what will they get up to next.

uck51js9zml2yt · 26-05-2018 11:39PM

Fighting Tao wrote: »

ROFLMAO (sorry to the younger people here as that’s an old one!)

If you have a problem with my posts you know what to do.

Says more about you than me. Typical response .

1. make unfounded allegations
2. refuse to prove them
3. make more unfounded allegations
4. refuse to prove them
5. make it about the other person rather than admit 1-4.:D

Water John · 26-05-2018 11:39PM

Whatever he's on, he's having a bad trip.

ohnonotgmail · 26-05-2018 11:40PM

Sheeps wrote: »

Women will still end up going to the UK for their abortions because it's cheaper and quicker to fly Ryanair than to get it over here.

how much will it be to get it here?

fxotoole · 26-05-2018 11:40PM

GerryCarry wrote: »

Could just claim dole

Nazi Ireland has begun.

The incinerators will be bellowing out smoke early next year.

The only reason young people voted so overwhelmingly in favor of abortion is because they don't want a child with downs syndrome. The NO side really scored an own goal putting up so many posters and distributing leaflets with children of downs syndrome on them (albeit with the permission of the downs syndrome children themselves and their parents).

Every single one of those posters acted like a YES poster to 20 year olds.

Young people don't care about equality, they only pretend to. They only care about trying to make their lives look perfect on facebook and posing in front of mirrors with big pouts on their faces. A down syndrome child doesn't fit in with a young generation obsessed with such superficiality and materialism.

They want "perfect" children to fit in with their superficially perfect lives they put on Facebook and Instagram. That's what they voted for in droves. Fear of having a down syndrome child is what caused so many of them to vote yes.

1/10

Must try harder.

Stephen15 · 26-05-2018 11:40PM

Ok so that's one taboo off the checklist now for the next one which is mass immigration

Overheal · 26-05-2018 11:42PM

fxotoole wrote: »

1/10

Must try harder.

Account suspended now, for an admin to nuke later.

BarleySweets · 26-05-2018 11:42PM

GerryCarry wrote: »

Could just claim dole

Nazi Ireland has begun.

The incinerators will be bellowing out smoke early next year.

The only reason young people voted so overwhelmingly in favor of abortion is because they don't want a child with downs syndrome. The NO side really scored an own goal putting up so many posters and distributing leaflets with children of downs syndrome on them (albeit with the permission of the downs syndrome children themselves and their parents).

Every single one of those posters acted like a YES poster to 20 year olds.

Young people don't care about equality, they only pretend to. They only care about trying to make their lives look perfect on facebook and posing in front of mirrors with big pouts on their faces. A down syndrome child doesn't fit in with a young generation obsessed with such superficiality and materialism.

They want "perfect" children to fit in with their superficially perfect lives they put on Facebook and Instagram. That's what they voted for in droves. Fear of having a down syndrome child is what caused so many of them to vote yes.

Is “Expert on What Young People Want and Care About” front and centre on your CV by any chance? Reading this post, it seems like it should be. You’re so knowledgeable on the wants and cares of a whole swathe of our population.

How did you become such an expert on this topic? Got a PhD in it or something? I’d love to read your research papers & thesis!

Fighting Tao · 26-05-2018 11:44PM

Haylee Purple Showboat wrote: »

Says more about you than me. Typical response .

1. make unfounded allegations
2. refuse to prove them
3. make more unfounded allegations
4. refuse to prove them
5. make it about the other person rather than admit 1-4.:D

Even more of a typical response. Maybe you need to look in the mirror. Try smiling while you are at it. The person in the mirror will smile back at you. :pac:

Sweetemotion · 26-05-2018 11:45PM

Have we all got equal rights in this country now?

I really hope this result puts an end to the gender war.

AtomicHorror · 26-05-2018 11:47PM

Sheeps wrote: »

Women will still end up going to the UK for their abortions because it's cheaper and quicker to fly Ryanair than to get it over here.

Cheaper and quicker to fly to the UK than to go to your GP?

You... you're actually just learning about all of this today, aren't you? I mean, abortion, the legislation, how periods work... all of it. Like you saw the referendum result on the news today and though "oh I'm not having that, I better take a look see what can be done about it!"

You adorable blunder of a human.

uck51js9zml2yt · 26-05-2018 11:48PM

Fighting Tao wrote: »

Even more of a typical response. Maybe you need to look in the mirror. Try smiling while you are at it. The person in the mirror will smile back at you. :PAC:

I was never the one throwing allegations around the room. Be careful where you throw things you might trip over them one day....we dont want you getting hurt...do we?

Fighting Tao · 26-05-2018 11:51PM

Haylee Purple Showboat wrote: »

I was never the one throwing allegations around the room. Be careful where you throw things you might trip over them one day....we dont want you getting hurt...do we?

:rolleyes:

Overheal · 26-05-2018 11:51PM

Haylee Purple Showboat wrote: »

I was never the one throwing allegations around the room. Be careful where you throw things you might trip over them one day....we dont want you getting hurt...do we?

Jesus Christ. Get a room please.

The dude made a quipping joke about a third referendum and you took it personally as all hell.

Obvious joke about Ireland's re-referendum drama is obvious.

uck51js9zml2yt · 26-05-2018 11:52PM

Sweetemotion wrote: »

Have we all got equal rights in this country now?

I really hope this result puts an end to the gender war.

You only have equal rights if you agree with the majority.

Overheal · 26-05-2018 11:54PM

Haylee Purple Showboat wrote: »

You only have equal rights if you agree with the majority.

Such melodrama.

uck51js9zml2yt · 26-05-2018 11:57PM

Overheal wrote: »

Jesus Christ. Get a room please.

The dude made a quipping joke about a third referendum and you took it personally as all hell.

Obvious joke about Ireland's re-referendum drama is obvious.

If you insist.....but since you don't know me from the primordial soup I no doubt assume you believe I evolved from, you've no idea how I took it.

Overheal · 26-05-2018 11:59PM

I don't care how you took it, that's why personally if you both took the spat to PM I'd be much happier is the entire thrust of my argument.

Sweetemotion · 26-05-2018 11:59PM

Overheal wrote: »

Such melodrama.

Serious question.

Are men and women on an equal playing field now that body autonomy is no longer an issue?

amcalester · 27-05-2018 12:01AM

Sweetemotion wrote: »

Serious question.

Are men and women on an equal playing field now that body autonomy is no longer an issue?

No. But it’s one barrier removed.

AtomicHorror · 27-05-2018 12:01AM

Haylee Purple Showboat wrote: »

If you insist.....but since you don't know me from the primordial soup I no doubt assume you believe I evolved from, you've no idea how I took it.

Ooh we've got a live one. This isn't good for me, I had to go to rehab to stop me posting to BC&P.

YellowWall · 27-05-2018 12:01AM

Sheeps wrote: »

Do women often go 10 weeks with out a period and think it's normal?

Yes. Lots of women go without periods and its normal.
I'm 39 weeks pregnant and have a period every 28 days. Only this baby was planned who knows how long it would have been before I found out.

AtomicHorror · 27-05-2018 12:01AM

Sweetemotion wrote: »

Serious question.

Are men and women on an equal playing field now that body autonomy is no longer an issue?

No, obviously.

Sweetemotion · 27-05-2018 12:02AM

amcalester wrote: »

No. But it’s one barrier removed.

What other barriers are there?

Overheal · 27-05-2018 12:02AM

Sweetemotion wrote: »

Serious question.

Are men and women on an equal playing field now that body autonomy is no longer an issue?

Impossible to say with certainty now. Very simple to say that they have moved toward parity further though. For instance the Irish Constitution still states

"In particular, the State recognises that by her life within the home, woman gives to the State a support without which the common good cannot be achieved.

"The State shall, therefore, endeavour to ensure that mothers shall not be obliged by economic necessity to engage in labour to the neglect of their duties in the home."

And there are probably still gender wage gaps I presume? So no, I would not say confidently that women and men are on equal playing fields yet, just more equal after today.

amcalester · 27-05-2018 12:03AM

Sweetemotion wrote: »

What other barriers are there?

For me the next major issue is parental rights.

An easy win would be parental leave.

Sweetemotion · 27-05-2018 12:05AM

AtomicHorror wrote: »

No, obviously.

Please explain "obviously"?

What is next do you think.

freshpopcorn · 27-05-2018 12:06AM

I have no idea what Simon Harris will Tweet about on!

AtomicHorror · 27-05-2018 12:06AM

amcalester wrote: »

For me the next major issue is parental rights.

An easy win would be parental leave.

Shareable maternity/paternity leave would be great. My wife would have gone back to work sooner, and I'd have loved more time to be home for the start of things. Give us 8 months to split up as we like.

Exit poll: The post referendum thread. No electioneering.

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