So who's going to see the Pope?

DChancer · 13-08-2018 10:32AM

Donald Trump wrote: »

"Whatabout"

The go to tool of the person without a logical argument.

It's disgraceful to be using the hurt and pain of genuine victims to justify one's own bigotry. Anyone who does so, should be ashamed of themselves.

Didnt you just do that when you wished a death screaming of cancer on someone you dont know and have never met, a totally innocent being?

Buford T. Justice XIX · 13-08-2018 10:32AM

Donald Trump wrote: »

If I could put a curse on you I'd put a painful screaming death of cancer on one of your relatives for that disgusting comment.

"makey uppey". What a cunt of a thing to say

Mod note: Donald Trump, don't post in this thread again.

Buford T. Justice

....... · 13-08-2018 10:33AM

Donald Trump wrote: »

It's disgraceful to be using the hurt and pain of genuine victims to justify one's own bigotry. Anyone who does so, should be ashamed of themselves.

Is that why you use makey uppey ones?

ohnonotgmail · 13-08-2018 10:35AM

So after all the belly-aching and namecalling from the pope lovers nobody who wanted a ticket was actually prevented from getting one as it didnt sell out?

Warper · 13-08-2018 10:36AM

Have people received their tickets?

eviltwin · 13-08-2018 10:44AM

Warper wrote: »

Have people received their tickets?

I got mine late last night

CruelCoin · 13-08-2018 10:59AM

Donald Trump wrote: »

If a person who had a "retaliative" who was abused, has waited until now, and the sum of their efforts to help that person consists of anonymously signing up for tickets with fake email addresses in order to deny some pensioner from Mayo of the chance to attend an event they want to, then they might want to take a good luck at themselves and ask themselves if they really give a fuck about that "retaliative"

It has been repeatedly said to you that the tickets were taken down from sale as the sale window had expired. NOT that they ran out.

Nobody denied anybody anything. Nobody, not a single sinner, zip, zilch.
You are finding outrage where there is none to be had.

Stop being so bloody obtuse.

Captainsatnav · 13-08-2018 02:09PM

Selling 12x pope tickets - anyone interested?

:eek:

Hitman3000 · 13-08-2018 02:26PM

Captainsatnav wrote:

Selling 12x pope tickets - anyone interested?

I'm sorted thanks. I have 40.

The high horse brigade · 13-08-2018 02:38PM

Captainsatnav wrote: »

Selling 12x pope tickets - anyone interested? :eek:

I have 24 of them to print out and burn later

Captainsatnav · 13-08-2018 02:47PM

The high horse brigade wrote: »

I have 24 of them to print out and burn later

Would deleting the email not serve the same purpose whilst saving paper?;)

Captainsatnav · 13-08-2018 02:48PM

For anyone that did actually get tickets, is it even possible to flog them / give them away? Are ppl genuinely looking for them? Done Deal etc for example has no ads up as far as I can see...

ohnonotgmail · 13-08-2018 02:56PM

Captainsatnav wrote: »

Would deleting the email not serve the same purpose whilst saving paper?;)

You cant recite the incantations while deleting an email. It just isn't the same.

The high horse brigade · 13-08-2018 03:00PM

Captainsatnav wrote: »

Would deleting the email not serve the same purpose whilst saving paper?;)

Nope, fcuk the environment too, bought some incense in Veritas to make it all ceremonial

Ally Dick · 13-08-2018 03:05PM

I wish he wasn't coming. The anti Church sentiment has gotten more vocal. There are various ignoramuses out there who will be intent on causing trouble. It all seemed to get more vicious around the time of the referendum, when Catholics were deemed to be anti-woman and uncaring for being pro-life. These are hypocritical times!

PlaneSpeeking · 13-08-2018 03:08PM

Hitman3000 wrote: »

I'm sorted thanks. I have 40.

Edgy. Not.

ohnonotgmail · 13-08-2018 03:12PM

Ally Dick wrote: »

I wish he wasn't coming. The anti Church sentiment has gotten more vocal. There are various ignoramuses out there who will be intent on causing trouble. It all seemed to get more vicious around the time of the referendum, when Catholics were deemed to be anti-woman and uncaring for being pro-life. These are hypocritical times!

the only ignoramuses (ignorami?) are those who continue to support an organisation that they know facilitated and covered-up child abuse.

dav3 · 13-08-2018 03:18PM

Captainsatnav wrote: »

For anyone that did actually get tickets, is it even possible to flog them / give them away? Are ppl genuinely looking for them? Done Deal etc for example has no ads up as far as I can see...

Have you tried selling them on seatwave?

ELM327 · 13-08-2018 03:18PM

Ally Dick wrote: »

I wish he wasn't coming. The anti Church sentiment has gotten more vocal. There are various ignoramuses out there who will be intent on causing trouble. It all seemed to get more vicious around the time of the referendum, when Catholics were deemed to be anti-woman and uncaring for being pro-life. These are hypocritical times!

It's interesting that you label those who are anti-church as "ignoramuses" [sic] yet it would appear that the opposite is true - ie those who validate the head paedophile coming here would seem to me to be of lower intelligence.

TheValeyard · 13-08-2018 03:20PM

ELM327 wrote: »

It's interesting that you label those who are anti-church as "ignoramuses" [sic] yet it would appear that the opposite is true - ie those who validate the head paedophile coming here would seem to me to be of lower intelligence.

Head paedophile? Whats your evidence of him involved in paedophilia?

verycool · 13-08-2018 03:23PM

Murray TheDemonic TalkingSkull wrote: »

Head paedophile? Whats your evidence of him involved in paedophilia?

I mean... if you're a receptionist for the axis of evil*, you're still a member of a horrible organisation and guilty by proxy.

(*yes, I know this is robbed from Bill Bailey :pac: )

TheValeyard · 13-08-2018 03:25PM

verycool wrote: »

I mean... if you're a receptionist for the axis of evil*, you're still a member of a horrible organisation and guilty by proxy.

(*yes, I know this is robbed from Bill Bailey :pac: )

Suppose all Muslims are guilty of Islamic terrorism then.

verycool · 13-08-2018 03:27PM

Murray TheDemonic TalkingSkull wrote: »

Suppose all Muslims are guilty of Islamic terrorism then.

Not comparable. But if their Imams purposefully covered up acts of rape and molestation... then your comment would make sense.

TheValeyard · 13-08-2018 03:28PM

verycool wrote: »

Not comparable. But if their Imams purposefully covered up acts of rape and molestation... then your comment would make sense.

Definitely comparable. Just not as as edgy to have a go another group.

Members of a group that blow themselves up or helped create an Isis style world view. Same thing.

PlaneSpeeking · 13-08-2018 03:29PM

verycool wrote: »

Not comparable. But if their Imams purposefully covered up acts of rape and molestation... then your comment would make sense.

They don't have to - the UK police do a very good job of that for them.

Cabaal · 13-08-2018 03:32PM

Murray TheDemonic TalkingSkull wrote: »

Suppose all Muslims are guilty of Islamic terrorism then.

A heavily flawed comparison.

The pope is the head of the Catholic church and heads the Vatican, the Vatican specifically wrote rules on how to silence and cover up abuses. The pope and the Vatican dictate church teachings and can edited and change what priests say at mass around the world. A random Muslim person simply cannot and does not have such power over Imam's like you are trying to compare with your flawed comparison.

To this very day the Vatican flat out refuses to release its records on abuse to ANY country that has requested them and its also refused to give them to the UN. The Vatican/Pope have never demanded that catholic organisations should pay the millions they owe to abuse victims.

If the pope (as the leader) wanted to change any of the above he could merely do so with a few words, but yet all we hear is meaningless apology's with no actions behind them.

The fact he refuses to change Vatican policy's means he is happy for the church to continue its mission....to wait until all the abuse victims are dead. A perfect way to avoid paying millions.

TheValeyard · 13-08-2018 03:34PM

Cabaal wrote: »

A flawed comparison.

The pope is the head of the Catholic church and heads the Vatican, the Vatican specifically wrote rules on how to silence and cover up abuses.

To this very day the Vatican flat out refuses to release its records on abuse to ANY country that has requested them and its also refused to give them to the UN. The Vatican/Pope have never demanded that catholic organisations should pay the millions they owe to abuse victims.

If the pope (as the leader) wanted to change any of the above he could merely do so with a few words, but yet all we hear is meaningless apology's with no actions behind them.

The fact he refuses to change Vatican policy's means he is happy for the church to continue its mission....to wait until all the abuse victims are dead.

More fair comparison the King of Saudi Arabia then.

....... · 13-08-2018 03:39PM

Murray TheDemonic TalkingSkull wrote: »

Head paedophile? Whats your evidence of him involved in paedophilia?

Its a bit like the Head Vampire in The Lost Boys.

Only more sinister.

Cabaal · 13-08-2018 03:41PM

Murray TheDemonic TalkingSkull wrote: »

More fair comparison the King of Saudi Arabia then.

I'm curious, whats with the whatabouttery?
Is the King if Saudi Arabia being welcome at a big event in the phoenix park this month? (nope)

We're talking about the pope, the fact he's being welcome at massive tax payer expense to Ireland, the catholic church's role in pain and suffering in Ireland and how they've mistreated many of our citizens for decades

If you want to continue this silly whataboutery are you going to try compare to David Miscavige next?
:rolleyes:

TheValeyard · 13-08-2018 03:45PM

Cabaal wrote: »

I'm curious, whats with the whatabouttery?
Is the King if Saudi Arabia being welcome at a big event in the phoenix park this month? (nope)

We're talking about the pope, the fact he's being welcome at massive tax payer expense to Ireland, the catholic church's role in pain and suffering in Ireland and how they've mistreated many of our citizens for decades

If you want to continue this silly whataboutery are you going to try compare to David Miscavige next?
:rolleyes:

So no answer.

So who's going to see the Pope?

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