Margaret Cash steals €300 worth of clothes from Penneys and aftermath/etc!

tuxy · 29-01-2019 09:24PM

And yet another post calling for violence in the North in the last 5 mins!

normanoffside · 29-01-2019 10:27PM

punisher5112 wrote: »

Any Cash news today???

Just that she agrees with John Connors that Carrickmines was premeditated murder by the gubbermint

punisher5112 · 29-01-2019 10:35PM

normanoffside wrote: »

Just that she agrees with John Connors that Carrickmines was premeditated murder by the gubbermint

If she said it was the aliens, chemtrails or trump I could get where she is coming from but she is out of order......

Underground · 29-01-2019 10:47PM

I doubt she knows the history behind the IRA and the troubles with the North. She just thinks "the RA" are cool, like you do when you're in school aged 12.

I guess she probably left school around that age and never matured out of it.

tuxy · 29-01-2019 10:48PM

Good point, I had forgot people used to inscribe IRA into school desks.

Henry Ford III · 29-01-2019 11:03PM

I wonder if she reads this thread?

The Satanist · 29-01-2019 11:05PM

Henry Ford III wrote: »

I wonder if she reads

Dunno

washman3 · 29-01-2019 11:33PM

Underground wrote: »

I doubt she knows the history behind the IRA and the troubles with the North. She just thinks "the RA" are cool, like you do when you're in school aged 12.

I guess she probably left school around that age and never matured out of it.

Would she be able to point out 'The North' on a map I wonder.??
Better still, would she know what a map is.?
Maybe she would accept a house up there.
Would the perks and benefits be the same as the South.?

Dante7 · 30-01-2019 12:33AM

The only association between Travellers and the IRA is the recent drug trade with the dissies and hiding their guns in halting sites.

30-01-2019 09:21AM

Dante7 wrote: »

The only association between Travellers and the IRA is the recent drug trade with the dissies and hiding their guns in halting sites.

It is often loyalists hiding their guns in halting sites.

30-01-2019 09:53AM

Omackeral wrote: »

It is often loyalists hiding their guns in halting sites.

No. It’s the Amish

30-01-2019 09:58AM

Deleted User wrote: »

No. It’s the Amish

It's settled Amish Loyalists

punisher5112 · 30-01-2019 10:01AM

Settled people and them pesky Amish really need to stop this dumping on halting sites they should be ashamed.

sexmag · 30-01-2019 10:04AM

punisher5112 wrote: »

Settled people and them pesky Amish really need to stop this dumping on halting sites they should be ashamed.

"Be a fine fight,but no rebellion English"

xi5yvm0owc1s2b · 30-01-2019 10:16AM

Underground wrote: »

I doubt she knows the history behind the IRA and the troubles with the North. She just thinks "the RA" are cool, like you do when you're in school aged 12.

I wonder how the left-liberals who blindly defend Travellers no matter what make their peace with supporting someone who champions the IRA, supports hard-right anti-immigration groups, wishes a painful death to a gay half-Indian Taoiseach, has 39 criminal convictions under her belt by the age of 28, and whose husband recently spent time in prison for assaulting the elderly.

Margaret Cash's history and statements show that she is a racist, a nationalist, a homophobe, and a convicted criminal. But it's the people criticizing her who are labeled racists.

Go figure.

Paddy Cow · 30-01-2019 10:33AM

Rex Tasteless Gutter wrote: »

I wonder how the left-liberals who blindly defend Travellers no matter what make their peace with supporting someone who champions the IRA, supports hard-right anti-immigration groups, wishes a painful death to a gay half-Indian Taoiseach, has 39 criminal convictions under her belt by the age of 28, and whose husband recently spent time in prison for assaulting the elderly.

Margaret Cash's history and statements show that she is a racist, a nationalist, a homophobe, and a convicted criminal. But it's the people criticizing her who are labeled racists.

Go figure.

Most of those are traffic convictions, so not real convictions. Do try to keep up :pac:

KrustyUCC · 30-01-2019 10:37AM

Yeah and "The clothes were for the kids"

Danged gubbermint not giving her enough money or a home forever which forced her to steal €321 worth of clothes from Penneys

Could happen to anyone really

30-01-2019 10:47AM

KrustyUCC wrote: »

Yeah and "The clothes were for the kids"

Danged gubbermint not giving her enough money or a home forever which forced her to steal €321 worth of clothes from Penneys

Could happen to anyone really

She was broke after spending literally 100's on one her angle's communion jackets God Bless Him.

ohnonotgmail · 30-01-2019 10:48AM

Omackeral wrote: »

She was broke after spending literally 100's on one her angle's communion jackets God Bless Him.

Or some gaudy porcelain figurine.

KrustyUCC · 30-01-2019 10:49AM

Ah sure like her daughters communion dress I'm sure the suit was paid off "bit by bit" over many months lol

punisher5112 · 30-01-2019 10:50AM

Did she win the car????

Odelay · 30-01-2019 10:51AM

Rex Tasteless Gutter wrote: »

I wonder how the left-liberals who blindly defend Travellers no matter what make their peace with supporting someone who champions the IRA, supports hard-right anti-immigration groups, wishes a painful death to a gay half-Indian Taoiseach, has 39 criminal convictions under her belt by the age of 28, and whose husband recently spent time in prison for assaulting the elderly.

Margaret Cash's history and statements show that she is a racist, a nationalist, a homophobe, and a convicted criminal. But it's the people criticizing her who are labeled racists.

Go figure.

I wonder would they be as forgiving if she was a he??

Paddy Cow · 30-01-2019 10:53AM

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

Or some gaudy porcelain figurine.

It was for the chance of owning the doll things. Surely anyone here who found themselves homeless would be spending their money in online raffles, rather than saving for a deposit. It's the council's responsible to house the homeless, not the homeless persons!

Mad_maxx · 30-01-2019 10:58AM

Odelay wrote: »

I wonder would they be as forgiving if she was a he??

White male = not on your nelly

White male traveller = they would find a way to blame society

mcmoustache · 30-01-2019 11:33AM

Ruraldweller56 wrote: »

The rest of us need good honest working class lefties who read Karl Marx books to tell us how it is

I'm not sure what it is that you need but a certain percentage of the population will always be susceptible to populism. It's the same thing with astrology, homeopathy, multi-level marketing and the likes. It won't fool everyone but it fools people enough to be worth a go from time to time.

There will always be some people who can't spot populism in front of them and will fall for it. That's just life but there will always be a percentage of people who fall for a millionaire with a "man of the people", "telling it like it is" shtick.

Ruraldweller56 · 30-01-2019 01:15PM

mcmoustache wrote: »

I'm not sure what it is that you need but a certain percentage of the population will always be susceptible to populism. It's the same thing with astrology, homeopathy, multi-level marketing and the likes. It won't fool everyone but it fools people enough to be worth a go from time to time.

There will always be some people who can't spot populism in front of them and will fall for it. That's just life but there will always be a percentage of people who fall for a millionaire with a "man of the people", "telling it like it is" shtick.

Couldn't agree more. We've a section of the population who believe that the woman at the centre of this thread is some kind of a victim and the people who turned down those houses in Tipperary right to do so.

All being cheered on by a lefty media and gubbernerment afraid to do or say anything about it.

If you think Casey was being "populist" you've a lot to learn.

xi5yvm0owc1s2b · 30-01-2019 01:48PM

mcmoustache wrote: »

I'm not sure what it is that you need but a certain percentage of the population will always be susceptible to populism. It's the same thing with astrology, homeopathy, multi-level marketing and the likes. It won't fool everyone but it fools people enough to be worth a go from time to time.

Plenty of people have been fooled into believing that Travellers are a harmless minority group whose traditions and culture greatly enrich the Irish nation. They believe that Travellers' social and economic problems stem from settled people's appalling history of intolerance and racism, and believe that settled people should now respect Travellers' separate ethnic identity and keep handing them all the houses, stables, cash and entitlements they want.

I'd personally find it easier to believe in astrology than to believe the prevailing left-liberal groupthink about Travellers.

Roger Hassenforder · 30-01-2019 02:26PM

mcmoustache wrote: »

I'm not sure what it is that you need but a certain percentage of the population will always be susceptible to populism. It's the same thing with astrology, homeopathy, multi-level marketing and the likes. It won't fool everyone but it fools people enough to be worth a go from time to time.

There will always be some people who can't spot populism in front of them and will fall for it. That's just life but there will always be a percentage of people who fall for a millionaire with a "man of the people", "telling it like it is" shtick.

Ah the old "populism " guff.
Anything that disagrees with the right on narrative is mere "populism", clung to in desperate hope by the unsophisticated masses.

Peter casey didnt just appeal to a few "fools" , he appealed to many who were sick to fcuk of the pandering and indulging of a certain "ethnic minority" and the mark theyre leaving on the country , people who were fully aware he was a bit of a gobshıte, but a gobshıte who refused to kow-tow to the popular media narrative.
I wouldnt conflate that with homeopathy, astrology and the like, unless you genuinely dont understand what happened.

KrustyUCC · 30-01-2019 02:42PM

Margaret shared the following article

The Irish Times view on the Carrickmines deaths: the State must stand with Travellers

https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/editorial/the-irish-times-view-on-the-carrickmines-deaths-the-state-must-stand-with-travellers-1.3770799

"Its source was a chip-pan left on an electric ring switched to the highest setting."

Funny how there is no mention of alcohol or drugs in relation to the chip pan fire

Also no mention of the feud which meant the family moved in the first place

" Party members who play the anti-Traveller, racist card in local politics must be sanctioned by their parties. Communities intent on stymying safe, secure accommodation for Travellers must be faced down.
Only when this happens can Government claim to be serious about addressing the chronic discrimination faced by Travellers. "

This type of crap is exactly why the media was so anti Peter Casey

freshpopcorn · 30-01-2019 03:14PM

Omackeral wrote: »

She was broke after spending literally 100's on one her angle's communion jackets God Bless Him.

I thought it was on the Waterford Crystal!

Margaret Cash steals €300 worth of clothes from Penneys and aftermath/etc!

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