Trigger Happy wrote: » Surprised they did not sue because they were hurted.
CinemaGuy45 wrote: » Knock it off you have no idea what it is like to be hurted just this week we hear about the man who has been in six car crashes since 2012 can you imagine how bad he was hurted? People been hurted is not nice but the €40'000 he has received in compo helped a bit boss but still don't be knocking the poor man fell six foot off a ladder and was hurted again Sure another poor man fell over in a halting site because the ground was a little cracked and he was hurted I am sure the compo helped somewhat but people like you making fun of people getting hurted still makes them feel bad. Our legal system is doing it's best for all these people that have been and will be hurted but most of these people will never work again
maxwell smart wrote: » I hate to be a grammer Nazi but to never work again one would have to have worked before? :D
gormdubhgorm wrote: » In fairness you could pick out a lot of stuff from settled people as well For example: Or a settled person of a famous variety: Plus as a settled person I got to be honest no traveller ever did me any harm. In fact the majority I ever came into contact with were sound. However, my fellow own 'non-travellers' / settled people on the other hand..... that is a different story. I was pick pocketed by settled people, my house was robbed by settled people. So obviously from that I should conclude that all settled people are bad, going by the above posters logic?
boombang wrote: » https://extra.ie/2018/11/17/news/irish-news/soccer-referee-attack-on-bail-assault How widely was the ethnicity of the ref's assailants reported by the mainstream media?
Mad_maxx wrote: » When you think about it, travellers have a pretty sweet life, no bourgeois headaches like mortgages, college funds, employment insecurity. The constant moaning about discrimination is a carefully planned strategy to ensure that the life of zero responsibility continues with us picking up the bill. What a country.
suicide_circus wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DRj5sc7bzE
Ruraldweller56 wrote: » I often wonder with regard to the whole 'ethnic status' thing. Since they are now regarded as an ethnic minority group (despite the protest in Dublin going ahead where they're looking to be classed as one anyway) if we have say one of these 'ethnic' folk who has 10+ previous convictions for crimes that presumably have been carried out mainly against White Irish settled folk i.e assault, aggravated burglary, theft etc. Surely the point would have to come where it's being investigated as hate crime? Should it not work both ways? Surely with these rights that being regarded as an ethnic minority entails there must be some responsibility going with it?
giles lynchwood wrote: » In the temple bar video at about 3.30 a garda kicks a man in the head and hits him across the legs with his asp batton then another garda pushes the first garda out of his way and he starts to hit him then a third garda stops him hitting the man, all this happened when the man was on the ground. Our beautiful police force at its best.
hurler32 wrote: » Why are 98% of travellers not working ?? .. plenty of them are fit men ?? It seems social welfare officers like everybody else are afraid of them ...travellers of course are raping the system with massive families for unlimited benefits unlike the UK where 2 kids is maximum you get paid for . Anyone in modest employment is worse off than travellers who never worked a day in their lives ... maybe we should all become travellers ??
Wheeliebin30 wrote: » No bin, gas, electricity charges or property tax either.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Does anyone know if Margaret got her foreva home yet or is she still in a B & B?
normanoffside wrote: » Front page of the Sunday world today.
maxwell smart wrote: » You can threaten us with the police, we don't give a f**k about the police. There it is from the horses mouth :D
normanoffside wrote: » They are so far above the law that they have no problem videoing their own criminal behaviour and flaunting it all over the Internet. It’s unbelievable at times. You’d like to think the various police forces are arresting people based on their videos but I doubt it.
A LANDMARK case against a man who admitted creating a Facebook page called “Promote the use of knacker babies as shark bait” has been dismissed by a judge who said there was reasonable doubt about an intent to incite hatred towards members of the Travelling community. Judge James O’Connor noted that while the comments made on Facebook were “obnoxious and revolting” it appeared that the remarks were a once-off and the man responsible had issued an apology. In the first Irish case of its kind, Patrick Kissane, of Knockasartnett, Killarney, Co Kerry, appeared before the Killarney District Court yesterday charged with an offence under the Incitement to Hatred Act 1989 after he created the page on the social media site.
dan1895 wrote: » "I'm sorry" and then goes off playing the blame game.
Bridget Mushy Viper wrote: » That's pretty dishonest. It's a question of numbers. The proportion of criminality among members of the traveller community is much much higher than that of the settled community. It is endemic. It is also far more accepted in the traveller community than it is in the settled community. The settled community doesn't have an issue with acknowledging/condemning criminality by settled people. It is highly critical of it actually. The traveller community glosses over it when seeking special treatment and crys discrimination from those who are critical of serious problems that are widespread in traveller society and spill over to settled society.
Bridget Mushy Viper wrote: » No idea which post you're talking about but people do that all the time - the "I'm sorry" thing is just a figure of speech to open a sentence, it doesn't mean they're literally sorry. It's a thing I'm not a fan of (but I'll admit to being quite pedantic when it comes to use of language) however it's not literal.
CinemaGuy45 wrote: » This went to trial and destroyed this mans life the state will enforce against the plebs.
Bridget Mushy Viper wrote: » He was an idiot to put it on social media though - talk about playing into the hands of travellers who love saying they're victimised! It was pretty hateful too - leave the kids out of it. If he had started a discussion about the issues caused by traveller society, using moderate language (like Casey) and then got the incitement to hatred treatment, I'd have a lot more sympathy.
gormdubhgorm wrote: » Until the travellers achieve the same they are never going to stand a chance against constant hyperbolic anti-traveller vitriol. Where it is siezed upon and positive stories are ignored by the media as it does not sell papers/programmes TV3 etc.As I said in an earlier post the travellers are largely still stuck in a cultural mindset of 70 years ago, at the pace of technological change alone it is extremely difficult for them not to be even further left behind.
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