The Frederick St protest and reaction

13-09-2018 9:47pm

end of the road wrote: »

arrested, yes. the shít kicked out of you, not tough titties as it's asalt.

Who had the sh*t kicked out of them? I’m sure that if any of the protesters had, that the videos would have been up on social media within minutes.

blanch152 · 13-09-2018 9:53pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Who had the sh*t kicked out of them? I’m sure that if any of the protesters had, that the videos would have been up on social media within minutes.

Ironically, one of the protesters, who had just spent their time wasting Garda time and money, turned up at A&E with a minor cut to their hand, which could have been treated at home (let alone by a pharmacy or GP) and complained on social media about the waiting times in A&E.

Apart from the biggest problem in A&E being the idiots who turn up with minor injuries treatable at home, the second biggest problem is the lack of money because there are other pressures on public services such as policing idiotic protests.

Wheeliebin30 · 13-09-2018 10:06pm

Today alone in the news I seen 3 proposed housing developments rejected by Dublin city council.

In the midst of a housing crisis.

But it’s Eoghan Murphys fault.

Sal Butamol · 13-09-2018 10:09pm

Miriam on about it now with that nut Ruth Coppinger.

Has Miriam had work done on her mug? She looks weird

cursai · 13-09-2018 10:13pm

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

I get emails from uplift.ie because i have supported a couple of their campaigns. They've just sent me one on the topic at hand. it starts off with

The [1] footnote leads to two articles in the irish times. Neither article mentions the gardai allowing the men in balaclavas to assault peaceful protestors. It is the last time uplift.ie get any support from me.

Aye. But theyll still have plenty of idiots left to support them. It's like Saurons army only with idiots.

homerjay2005 · 13-09-2018 10:22pm

Wheeliebin30 wrote: »

Today alone in the news I seen 3 proposed housing developments rejected by Dublin city council.

In the midst of a housing crisis.

But it’s Eoghan Murphys fault.

over 1000 objections went in last year stopping the development of around 1100 homes in south Dublin. this is happening all over the City. the social/modular houses in North Dublin were objected to. Already was reference to 500 houses stopped in Raheny.

Thats 3 recent examples where the development of ~1600 houses was stopped by the public. Alot of people are whinging, yet when it comes to solutions, nobody wants to do anything about it and actually stop progress.

Galwayguy35 · 13-09-2018 10:24pm

Sal Butamol wrote: »

Miriam on about it now with that nut Ruth Coppinger.

Has Miriam had work done on her mug? She looks weird

Typical soft interview, no hard questions asked of Coppinger.

She was on The Tonight Show last night and got her ass handed to her by Niall Boylan, he might be hard to listen to sometimes but he he's spot on on this topic.

Iodine1 · 13-09-2018 10:25pm

Sal Butamol wrote: »

Miriam on about it now with that nut Ruth Coppinger.

Has Miriam had work done on her mug? She looks weird

Coppinger as usual avoiding any questions that don't suit her, or her self promoting agenda.

Topgear on Dave · 13-09-2018 10:29pm

Wheeliebin30 wrote: »

Today alone in the news I seen 3 proposed housing developments rejected by Dublin city council.

In the midst of a housing crisis.

But it’s Eoghan Murphys fault.

Its ok though. Today I think I saw a site being cleared in Kilcock.

Shur Kilcock is ideal if your working in the city. :mad::mad::mad:

Wheeliebin30 · 13-09-2018 10:29pm

Iodine1 wrote: »

Coppinger as usual avoiding any questions that don't suit her, or her self promoting agenda.

Oh how I wish people in dun laoire don’t vote her back in and she vanishes.

Offers absolutely nothing.

AGC · 13-09-2018 10:32pm

Wheeliebin30 wrote: »

Iodine1 wrote: »

Coppinger as usual avoiding any questions that don't suit her, or her self promoting agenda.

Oh how I wish people in dun laoire don’t vote her back in and she vanishes.

Offers absolutely nothing.

I wish she was in that constituency and not have her calling at my door in Dublin West

Wheeliebin30 · 13-09-2018 10:34pm

AGC wrote: »

I wish she was in that constituency and not have her calling at my door in Dublin West

My bad

blackwhite · 13-09-2018 10:37pm

Wheeliebin30 wrote: »

Oh how I wish people in dun laoire don’t vote her back in and she vanishes.

Offers absolutely nothing.

Coppinger is based in Blanchardstown. Dub Laoghaire has the privilege of Richard Boyd Barrett and his own merry band of morons.

To be fair though, I don’t want Coppinger booted out of the Dail. If she does then she returns to teaching, and I wouldn’t inflict that level of luncacy on any child

kildare lad · 13-09-2018 10:41pm

While i do agree something has to be done about the housing crisis, i dont think they should be taking over peoples properties, if you had a holiday home in wexford that was vacant for a few months of the year would you be happy if people broke in and occupied it. They're trying to make out that landlords are evil and heartless, like in the old days with evictions from the british landlords etc, which is all crap. i think that buildings need to be built higher nearer the city, its ridiculous that they cant build nice big apartment blocks that they have in other cities. They need to a major overhaul of the social welfare system, its seem that people think theyre entitled to a house or an apartment just because they have a baby. They also need to start deporting layabouts, criminals and anyone else who comes into this country and is a burden on the taxpayer.

20Cent · 13-09-2018 10:59pm

What if you go out to get milk and come home to find a million crusties have moved in. Then while taking your wife to hospital to give birth there's more of them blocking the road and she has to give birth in the car but now you are afraid to leave the car because crusties will move into it and you have to live in the car but the placenta is starting to rot and you can only eat food at drive throughs. What then !!!!!!!!

Edgware · 13-09-2018 11:05pm

20Cent wrote: »

What if you go out to get milk and come home to find a million crusties have moved in. Then while taking your wife to hospital to give birth there's more of them blocking the road and she has to give birth in the car but now you are afraid to leave the car because crusties will move into it and you have to live in the car but the placenta is starting to rot and you can only eat food at drive throughs. What then !!!!!!!!

They can go down and occupy themagdalen Laundry in Sean Mcdermott St now the council won't sell. No hotel. No social housing. Let the people of inner city wallow in memories of misery and neglect instead.

Gatling · 13-09-2018 11:10pm

Wonder if they will occupy land in a certain park in raheny that was to have 500 homes built on it

Yer Da sells Avon · 13-09-2018 11:13pm

Gatling wrote: »

Wonder if they will occupy land in a certain park in raheny that was to have 500 homes built on it

They should occupy the houses of fake Socialists like Aodhán Ó Ríordáin, who went on Twitter today to boast about it.

https://twitter.com/AodhanORiordain/status/1040180568334495745

Wheeliebin30 · 13-09-2018 11:14pm

Someone please just tell me when this right 2 housing is been brought in so I can stop paying my mortgage, cheers lads.

13-09-2018 11:19pm

No sign of Brendan Ogle in any of this. I'd have thought he'd be front and center here along with Glen Hansard

Wheeliebin30 · 13-09-2018 11:20pm

Next up bord gais.

How dare they make a profit off people been cold in the winter.

They should give us gas for free.

Next up, dunnes stores.

Food is a basic human right, how dare they make profit off hungry people.

Let’s occupy dunnes stores.

Awh I dunno anymore, country has lost its mind or maybe just me.

20Cent · 13-09-2018 11:20pm

Leo says he'll build 150,000 houses today. Sorted, well done protesters.

Edgware · 13-09-2018 11:23pm

20Cent wrote: »

Leo says he'll build 150,000 houses today. Sorted, well done protesters.

Only 150000. That shows a complete lack of ambition. Kathleen Cash wants 15 for herself to start with

13-09-2018 11:26pm

rosser44 wrote: »

The gardai were not concerned with the trust fund crusties inside the house

Yah, just the trust fund that owns it, right?

You guys seem so obsessed with the private schools that a small number of activists attended, whilst defending the elephant in the room ... the huge value of the residential property, a stone's throw from the city's main thoroughfare, which lies idle.

Ye seem full of sympathy for millionaire speculators, but spare no ire for anyone whose parents sent them to a fee-paying school.

rosser44 · 13-09-2018 11:45pm

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Yah, just the trust fund that owns it, right?

You guys seem so obsessed with the private schools that a small number of activists attended, whilst defending the elephant in the room ... the huge value of the residential property, a stone's throw from the city's main thoroughfare, which lies idle.

Ye seem full of sympathy for millionaire speculators, but spare no ire for anyone whose parents sent them to a fee-paying school.

Wow, that's a **** load of words to put in my mouth. Maybe you should just write all my posts for me from now on, seeing as you know my innermost thoughts and opinions even better than I do. Gold (or is it red?) star for you!!!

Oh, and that "small number of activists" who will never know what poverty is due to their extremely privileged upbringing, funny how they always end up running the show isn't it?

Esel · 13-09-2018 11:52pm

The private agents should wear this type of balaclava, so members of the public won't confuse them with Gardaí.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Balaclava_3_hole_black.jpg

Yer Da sells Avon · 13-09-2018 11:54pm

Wheeliebin30 wrote: »

Next up bord gais.

How dare they make a profit off people been cold in the winter.

They should give us gas for free.

Next up, dunnes stores.

Food is a basic human right, how dare they make profit off hungry people.

Let’s occupy dunnes stores.

Awh I dunno anymore, country has lost its mind or maybe just me.

If food was in short supply and became hugely expensive, and companies like Dunnes decided to hoard it instead of selling it - thus pushing the prices up even further - would people be justified in protesting against them?

13-09-2018 11:57pm

rosser44 wrote: »

Wow, that's a **** load of words to put in my mouth.

it isn't all about you, rosser. I was quoting your post and then making a broader point about the fixation, on this thread, with the backgrounds of the activists.

the backgrounds of certain activists has come up on this thread a number of times, and the irony seems lost on most people, given that they're defending the rights of a property-speculator who seems to be a millionaire.

14-09-2018 12:02am

dont see anyone defending millionaires, presumed or otherwise

wouldnt confuse despising rabblerousers who want everything provided from a system they only clog up with defending millionaires though

that would seem to me to be different things

rosser44 · 14-09-2018 12:04am

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

it isn't all about you, rosser. I was quoting your post and then making a broader point about the fixation, on this thread, with the backgrounds of the activists.

the backgrounds of certain activists has come up on this thread a number of times, and the irony seems lost on most people, given that they're defending the rights of a property-speculator who seems to be a millionaire.

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Ye seem full of sympathy for millionaire speculators

I haven't shown support for any millionaires, I just detest people who abuse the property of others. Be they rich or poor. Is that such a hard concept to grasp?

Do you own your own home? Do you have to work every day to pay a mortgage?

The Frederick St protest and reaction

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