PhlegmyMoses wrote: » You need to get some fresh air or something. The ride even. It can't be healthy to be this worked up all of the time.
Collie D wrote: » I've only read the last few hours of this thread. Is the whole lot like this?
thegreengoblin wrote: » Unsurprisingly, you just don't get it.
DS86DS wrote: » What do I "not get" your Lordship and Knower of all that is true? Please explain to a mere peasant like me not so wise as you m'lord
Wibbs wrote: » Pretty much the last few hours C. It went a bit sideways overnight. :eek:
CinemaGuy45 wrote: » Even people who tend to the right are getting fed up with these threads.
Wibbs wrote: » What seems to be the real shift over the last few years is the shift to one extreme or the other and on all "sides". Either for Us™ or against Us™. The middle ground is fast losing traction for many. That's a worry. Not so much here in Ireland. Culturally we tend towards the middle, extremists of any hue left/right/whatever you're having yourself are the minority positions. Will a hardline "right wing" politic get votes here? Could well do, but I strongly suspect it'll be like your People Before Profit types, a couple of candidates out of the mainstream wheeled onto stages and the telly to make up numbers or act as clickbait. The Centre will hold. I mean let's face it to a visiting alien the only difference between rotating over decades governments of FF and FG are one letter.
Wibbs wrote: » Contentious subjects tend to go the same way. At first there's a generally measured back and forth, but as night follows day a few pages in someone will go to one extreme or t'other and then it goes south in a back and forth of extremes.
DS86DS wrote: » I can see your point. But it's not a guarantee.....the Irish are a naturally conservative people. And nationalism has has a strong presence in this society for generations.
DS86DS wrote: » I think the problem with threads like this is that there is a genuine discussion to be had about the affects of immigration on our society. In this instance, regarding African gangs attacking and threatening people in local Northside communities. But the usual leftists Invade the thread and start trying to thwart it. They've tried their best to try and thwart this thread in recent pages They are ideological fanatics with utter contempt for anybody who doesn't share their views and will do their best to run amok in threads and destroy the chance for a mature and open discussion about current Irish society.
thegreengoblin wrote: » Says the person whose contribution to the debate has included belters like this...'Go back to bed, you don't want to wake your black boyfriend up'
DS86DS wrote: » If you bothered to look back on the thread, you'd see it was your "mate" hill16bhoy that started bringing sex into this thread.
DS86DS wrote: » And seen as your in the mood for obstructing this thread with your self-righteous guff.......and trying all manner of dirty tricks to try and curry the favour with leftist lunantics............. :.....then how about the other side gets to be a bit dirtyhttps://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=101841623 Not exactly a leftist vote winner the above, is it your lordship?
thegreengoblin wrote: » Ah, so you were 'provoked'. That makes it okay then.
thegreengoblin wrote: » Wow, you really are genuinely disturbed. As I said, before get some professional help. You really will feel a lot better about yourself and maybe others too.
All Seeing Eye wrote: » Not one of the apologists for the black gang are prepared to go and see the gang for themselves. Says it all really. They are fearful of what the gang might do them. Yet the people of Balbriggan have to put up with them every day.
CinemaGuy45 wrote: » I agree with you I think he should go to bed but that post is an embarrassment to you lol.:D
thegreengoblin wrote: » An embarrassment to me?? He's the one who began ferreting through some of my old and totally unrelated posts in some grotesque and bizarre attempt to make a point. But maybe you think that's perfectly normal behaviour...who knows in this place.
CinemaGuy45 wrote: » Normal? Mehhh Funny?
thegreengoblin wrote: » Seriously though, I've seen all sorts of weirdos and oddballs in here but he's right up there. I almost feel sorry for him in a way, there's clearly something missing.
DS86DS wrote: » For the ten millionth time, nobody asked you to join this thread Now kindly **** off and bring your grumpy ar$e Saturday morning hangover elsewhere
thegreengoblin wrote: » That's twice you've told me to **** off. Are you trying to tell me something?
dav3 wrote: » Oh here we go, the tantrums are starting. Nobody has called you a racist. Naive, absolutely. Easily lead, without doubt. Xenophobic, there's certainly a case to be made. Carry on your fear-mongering over 'the black gangs'. Give us some more hilarious pictures of black lads posing. Which website did you pick your last picture from? Was it the one with the headline "REPLACING IRISH WITH N*GGERS!" or perhaps 'Evil Irish Skanks Vote to Legalize The Murder of Their Own Children ...' or maybe 'African Youths Viciously Attacking' Some wonderful websites using your picture there.
_Kaiser_ wrote: » What's "spineless" is the continual deflection, name-calling and outright ignoring of the questions put to you and others of your mindset on this issue. - What are the benefits to Ireland of allowing waves of unskilled, destitute economic migrants from the 3rd world to enter our country? - Where do you propose to house them and address those gaps? - Who do you expect to pay for it and how? - How do you propose to address cultural, religious and behavioural issues that may arise by virue of them now being in a modern, secular liberal and socially free country - Why do you think that the negative experiences of other countries that are trying to address this issue won't be replicated here? What do you think we are/should be doing differently? This is an open series of questions to you, Dav or any other advocate for this migration on this thread. If you want your argument to be taken seriously, drop the petty name-calling and nonsense and engage constructively. Otherwise, continue as you are and the rest of us will continue to write you off as having no argument at all (and to everyone else: the best way to frustrate their "point" in that case is to simply not engage with them at all)
