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youre boring me now · 07-11-2018 12:31AM

Deleted User wrote: »

Why run away from a Garda if you have nothing to hide??? And nothing justifies pushing a cop. Surely the easiest thing would be to just deny everything instead of getting all defensive and running off?

That's the mentality used to justify police infringement of civil liberties.

07-11-2018 12:36AM

youre boring me now wrote: »

That's the mentality used to justify police infringement of civil liberties.

Well back in the real world where we all have to live in we have to comply with laws. He acted suspiciously and the Garda had every right to question him.

AGS are an imperfect organisation but that doesnt mean that i can just drive on past a Garda checkpoint in ignorance with a few whiskeys inside me because i dont feel like talking to the Gardaí and that i believe its my civil right to ignore their questioning. That's not how the real world works.

youre boring me now · 07-11-2018 12:38AM

Deleted User wrote: »

Well back in the real world where we all have to live in we have to comply with laws. He acted suspiciously and the Garda had every right to question him.

AGS are an imperfect organisation but that doesnt mean that i can just drive on past a Garda checkpoint in ignorance with a few whiskeys inside me because i dont feel like talking to the Gardaí and that i believe its my civil right to ignore their questioning. That's not how the real world works.

You seem ignorant of the real-world laws of this country.

07-11-2018 12:46AM

youre boring me now wrote: »

You seem ignorant of the real-world laws of this country.

Oh im not woke enough am i?? Well deary me. :rolleyes:

I cant wait for your Marxist society to become a reality where we can push members of the Garda away if we dont feel like talking to them. Its going to be great fun

Please explain to me where in law does it say we currently have the right to assault a member of the police force???

The Garda questioned Samir and persisted in asking him to help him with his enquiries. Given that Samir was hanging around the murder scene and acting extremely suspicious he had every right to do so. To further his level of suspicion, Samir resisted to cooperate in any way at all and acted extremely stand offiish and to cap it all of he assaulted the police officer because he didnt want to cooperate with a murder investigation where it was abundantly clear he had some interest in the matter given his insistence on hanging around the murder site

youre boring me now · 07-11-2018 01:13AM

Deleted User wrote: »

Oh im not woke enough am i?? Well deary me. :rolleyes:

I cant wait for your Marxist society to become a reality where we can push members of the Garda away if we dont feel like talking to them. Its going to be great fun Please explain to me where in law does it say we currently have the right to assault a member of the police force???

The Garda questioned Samir and persisted in asking him to help him with his enquiries. Given that Samir was hanging around the murder scene and acting extremely suspicious he had every right to do so. To further his level of suspicion, Samir resisted to cooperate in any way at all and acted extremely stand offiish and to cap it all of he assaulted the police officer because he didnt want to cooperate with a murder investigation where it was abundantly clear he had some interest in the matter given his insistence on hanging around the murder site

Wrap it up: we're done here.

07-11-2018 01:57AM

youre boring me now wrote: »

Wrap it up: we're done here.

No more arguments to make? thought not. Goodbye

Seth Brundle · 07-11-2018 11:44AM

Deleted User wrote: »

Well back in the real world where we all have to live in we have to comply with laws. He acted suspiciously and the Garda had every right to question him.

AGS are an imperfect organisation but that doesnt mean that i can just drive on past a Garda checkpoint in ignorance with a few whiskeys inside me because i dont feel like talking to the Gardaí and that i believe its my civil right to ignore their questioning. That's not how the real world works.

Samir did not object to being questioned but claimed that he would not be questioned by that particular garda given his accusatory glaring and behaviour.
I doubt a judge or anyone else would hold that against him tbh!

Niall_76 · 10-11-2018 03:37PM

Where is the closest crossing between Nigeria and Ireland anyway? Did that raft get caught on a current heading to Dublin?

Was very very slow moving. 2nd episode had better be a big improvement to have people watch this apparently gruesome 3rd one.

I only watched Love/Hate after people had told me it was very good. Only memory I have from first episode was a lot of SIM card eating.

FrancieBrady · 10-11-2018 03:43PM

Niall_76 wrote: »

Where is the closest crossing between Nigeria and Ireland anyway? Did that raft get caught on a current heading to Dublin?

It was very clearly shown that they transitioned from their landing point in southern Europe to Ireland.

Niall_76 · 10-11-2018 04:05PM

FrancieBrady wrote: »

It was very clearly shown that they transitioned from their landing point in southern Europe to Ireland.

Fair enough..must’ve switched off for a few seconds during that part. Body bag was the focus for me.

Strazdas · 11-11-2018 01:46AM

BoroMan32 wrote: »

Nothing great, but very few dramas grip you from the outset. Certainly enough interest to keep watching.

Watching the repeat on RTE1 and it's actually pretty stylish. I'm surprised to hear there was a bit of criticism from some quarters.....it's certainly interesting and different for an Irish TV drama.

donkeykong5 · 11-11-2018 09:14PM

Sean fox who plays a garda is probably the best actor in the first episode.

11-11-2018 10:41PM

Some nutritional information already provided in tonights episode :pac:

donkeykong5 · 11-11-2018 10:43PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Some nutritional information already provided in tonights episode :pac:

Do they ever stop eating. ?

tylercheribini · 11-11-2018 10:49PM

Drooling fellas leering over a computer screen beside a female colleague."phwoar, wud ya look at dat", im like this in the office everyday.

tupenny · 11-11-2018 10:57PM

Lad from the Surf add back in the day?!

donkeykong5 · 11-11-2018 10:58PM

That woman really thinks life owes her a living.

11-11-2018 11:02PM

tupenny wrote: »

Lad from the Surf add back in the day?!

Well spotted. Was racking my brains out trying to think where I remember him from. He's everywhere where there is laundry to be done. No wonder Biddy didnt spring out of nowhere plugging Surf

ANDREWMUFC · 11-11-2018 11:05PM

i fear all dee bad men

11-11-2018 11:13PM

Good old Git Loughman

tylercheribini · 11-11-2018 11:14PM

Digital forensics would recover that deleted cctv footage quite easily,its not fully gone until its been written over with other data.

donkeykong5 · 11-11-2018 11:17PM

Marissa Carter s dad just featured. ?

Lisha · 11-11-2018 11:17PM

Ugh ffs smarmy detention centre boss in hock to criminals shiite hawks.

The odds are really stacked against the vulnerable. Always some baastard to keep you down.

JoeA3 · 11-11-2018 11:18PM

tylercheribini wrote: »

Digital forensics would recover that deleted cctv footage quite easily,its not fully gone until its been written over with other data.

It seems quite ludicrous to me that the Gardai didn’t seize all the CCTV footage immediately. Waiting for him to hand it over.... WTF.

3 the square · 11-11-2018 11:23PM

Right load of scutter worse than bad

Beechwoodspark · 11-11-2018 11:25PM

Tis fair bad

Dick Swiveller · 11-11-2018 11:26PM

Dreadful ****e. Scrap the tv licence.

tylercheribini · 11-11-2018 11:26PM

Two episodes in and incredibly slow paced.

Lisha · 11-11-2018 11:30PM

At eeeaaasssee ... would put the fear on anyone

11-11-2018 11:34PM

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Tis fair bad

Stoolcup wrote: »

Dreadful ****e. Scrap the tv licence.

tylercheribini wrote: »

Two episodes in and incredibly slow paced.

Bit of a preachy feel to it too. Carolan done a great job with Love/Hate but im not convinced this will be a hit

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