Bridget Mushy Viper wrote: » Like how can you reason with someone who says the state is robbing them alive when it's literally doing the opposite.
punisher5112 wrote: » But the difference is she isn't homeless. She has never not had a roof over her hair. She was looking to spend €10k on a car and had a caravan where she then also put this up for sale. She never contributed her part of the rent for the hap scheme and is an even better situation now as when she is given an actual house which will have to be quite big with the football team in tow. She won't have to pay a cent in rent, bins will be collected( no charge) Among many other benefits and reliefs for doing shag all but shag.
Fr_Dougal wrote: » Oh right, so correcting someone’s grammar is misogyny now? Riiiiight...
elperello wrote: » Obviously not, I was replying to this point made by another poster -Her writing deserves to be criticised - not only is it atrocious but it's full of venom. Slating the government that provides her with so much. What about her hostile, aggressive, criminal behaviour? when I posted this -I was referring to cruel criticism of her grammar and spelling not the content of her messages. Sorry for any confusion caused by my clumsy construction.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » so what misogyny has there been on this thread?
elperello wrote: » I have not followed all this thread I just call in now and again and almost every time I do I see it. I won't go back and repeat some of the nasty disgusting examples of misogyny that I have seen. Not because I can't but because I don't want to be associated with that sort of thing.
gmisk wrote: » But there are also people like Margaret Cash, who have never worked a day in their life and are clearly not doing anything to try and improve their life or that of their kids.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » Not even one example? Because i have been following this thread and i haven't seen it. I have seen plenty of criticism of a woman but that is not misogyny.
Rex Tasteless Gutter wrote: » The problem is that those who didn't finish school, and have never worked or paid taxes, often wind up in a better position than those who have tried to play by the rules. Many children growing up are told to study hard, get good grades, go to college, and get a job. By the age of 28, many of them are on circa €30k before tax, stuck in a house share or living with their parents, unable to afford homes and families of their own. Then you have Margaret Cash, who dropped out of school at 12, got married at 15, and by age 28 has 7 kids, €50k a year tax-free, and is well on her way to her free foreva home. And she never plans to work a day in her life or even express gratitude for everything the Irish state has done for her. How is that a "fair society"?
elperello wrote: » Quote "So, none then?" Well if both of you can't see it we will have to agree to disagree.
gmisk wrote: » There are clearly people in need of accommodation and support. Those people should be helped as best the state can (and lets be clear they could do better). I would urge people to watch the film Rosie, I know it is a film but it is hugely believable. When I was growing up we didnt have much, but my parents worked their @rses off, including my dad working abroad for 15+ years and my mum juggling two kids while training as a nurse they did whatever they possibly could to support us. But there are also people like Margaret Cash, who have never worked a day in their life and are clearly not doing anything to try and improve their life or that of their kids. The amount of money going down the drain is astonishing.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » If there are so many examples what is the difficult in quoting just one post? If you think there is misogyny here then do something positive instead of just whinging about it.
elperello wrote: » I won't go there.
normanoffside wrote: » Some random guy who wanted to talk to the family and ask if that's what their parents raised them to do. He's better off that he didn't get to speak to them. Also entitlement culture really shown by the travellers saying that cleaning up the mess was the council's job.
Gravelly wrote: » I have a huge pink unicorn in my living room. No, I'm not showing him to you, you just have to take my word.
Jasiah Hot Talker wrote: » Yeah well I saw a traveller taking responsibility for themselves today, your unicorn isn’t looking so special now is it
elperello wrote: » If anyone who has been following this thread can't see misogyny directed against M Cash nothing I can post will convince them.
Gravelly wrote: » Unless of course you posted an actual example of it, which you seem unable to do.
elperello wrote: » I can't be responsible for educating people on here. If anyone who has been following this thread can't see misogyny directed against M Cash nothing I can post will convince them.
