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When did Gemma O Doherty go batshyt crazy?

lbc2019

Some of her posts on twitter lately seem to be off the charts.

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dav3

Do you know that simply glancing at a unicorn these days will turn your child into a transexual gay communist?

Momo ain't got sh*t on unicorns. Lock up your children.

batgoat

SoundsRight wrote: »

Some people don't want young children indoctrinated with those ideas in school. If a parent really wants their child to learn about it, do it in their own time.

Maintaining proper supports and trying to reduce bigotry via the education is better for the welfare of children.

Odhinn

SoundsRight wrote: »

Some people don't want young children indoctrinated with those ideas in school. If a parent really wants their child to learn about it, do it in their own time.

They're being told that gay people exist, its hardly indoctrination.

Grayson

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

I don't know but it sounds very exciting. I'm ironing my hammer-and-sickle tee shirt as we speak.

I'm getting out the bright red che guevara teeshirt I bought for 50 cents in Bolivia.

Because it cost 50 cents it turned everything I own that was white a bright pink. So I'm ready for the gay communist agenda.

SoundsRight

lbc2019 wrote: »

Indictonated in what? That LGBT people exist? My 5 year old nephew knows I exist!

I'm faith schools it could confuse them, being taught about their faith and what love & family means, and then hearing this contrary view from outside sources. It's best to let schools decide on their ethos without government interference.

ohnonotgmail

SoundsRight wrote: »

I'm faith schools it could confuse them, being taught about their faith and what love & family means, and then hearing this contrary view from outside sources. It's best to let schools decide on their ethos without government interference.

you mean the schools dont get a chance to indoctrinate them.

baby and crumble

I went to a faith school.

My parents never talked to me about gay stuff.

Yet here I am, 36 years later and gay as Christmas.

Riddle me that.

[Deleted User]

SoundsRight wrote: »

I'm faith schools it could confuse them, being taught about their faith and what love & family means, and then hearing this contrary view from outside sources.

Then it is the teachings that are confusing them not the outside sources. Because it sounds like the schools are indoctrinating them into what they/you _want_ love and family to mean to you. Not what it _actually_ means in the real world.

So yea I can imagine why hearing people who are perfectly happy exist that do not fit the mould you want presented in fallacious nonsense teachings.

The moment your world view requires that you keep facts from children - or at least try to, because do not be under the illusion keeping such facts out of the school means they will not get them anyway - you should seriously be questioning your world view and it's agenda.

My family structure is different to yours for example - it is not less a family. It is no less founded on love. And the people and the children in it are no less healthy or real or happy or educated or thriving than yours. The difference is you pretend mine is somehow lesser than yours - I do not I assume yours is every bit as equal as mine unless I see reason to think otherwise.

But by all means regale me with the reasons and arguments as to how my life and home life is not "what love & family means". I can not _wait_ to hear what you come up/out with for that one.

SoundsRight wrote: »

It's best to let schools decide on their ethos without government interference.

It is best to teach children what is actually real and true about the world in our schools - facts we can actually evidence - and keep the rest to your family hobby time.

Grayson

SoundsRight wrote: »

I'm faith schools it could confuse them, being taught about their faith and what love & family means, and then hearing this contrary view from outside sources. It's best to let schools decide on their ethos without government interference.

So you're ok with gay children being told that they are unnatural and sinful?

I went to a faith school and we got relationship counselling. It was from a married couple who met on a retreat to glendalough (Don't know why that stuck in my mind).
They said nothing about actual relationships and kept talking about how important it was to have God in the relationship.

We had a priest who did retreats. His nickname was Sexy Sam because he always covered the sex bits. He told us that gay people were unnatural and sinful. He also said that if we ever had problems with people of our own sex, people of the opposite sex or with animals we could tell him in confession.
I remember his lecture about masturbation where he never called it that but referred to it as spilling the seed of live. That too was sinful and evil.

So, forgive me, but I'd prefer that kids actually get facts. they should learn about relationships, sex, boundaries, consent and that gay people exist. All of that information would be far more valuable than the religious waffle I was given.

Grayson

baby and crumble wrote: »

I went to a faith school.

My parents never talked to me about gay stuff.

Yet here I am, 36 years later and gay as Christmas.

Riddle me that.

Must have been something you ate.

lbc2019

Grayson wrote: »

Must have been something you ate.

Unicorn dust

[Deleted User]

lbc2019 wrote: »

Unicorn dust

You eat that? I have been snorting the stuff dammit!

lbc2019

Deleted User wrote: »

You eat that? I have been snorting the stuff dammit!

I eat it off his purt cheeks

ohnonotgmail

Grayson wrote: »

Must have been something you ate.

Probably best if i dont respond to that in the manner i am tempted to.

baby and crumble

Grayson wrote: »

Must have been something you ate.

:cool:

SoundsRight

Grayson wrote: »

So, forgive me, but I'd prefer that kids actually get facts. they should learn about relationships, sex, boundaries, consent and that gay people exist. All of that information would be far more valuable than the religious waffle I was given.

They can and do learn these things already, in line with their faith. If we want to live in a truly tolerant society I don't see why people should get so worked up about what is taught in faith schools. Don't agree with it? Don't send your kids there.

randd1

Odhinn wrote: »

She's now saying "The people of Ireland have less than five years to save their country or else they consent to communism." I'll regret asking, but does anyone know where shes getting this timeline from or what it refers to?

Fair play to you, at last one of the sheeple is waking up and asking the right questions.

Gemma, or Supreme Hedgehog of the Order of Perpetual Evaporation to give her her true title in the hierarchy of the one true faith, speaks the truth as laid out in the first chapter of the Book Mafestus, in the Holy Book of the Three Magpies of the Inner Sanctum.

The first sign obviously is the cutting down of trees and hedges in Danesfort, as prophesised in verse 2 of the Book of Mafestus, where it says "and there will be trees and hedges cut down in Danesfort, Co Kilkenny, Ireland in 2019". Oddly specific for 9,000 year old book handed down by our alien masters, the Lizard People of Saturn's outermost ring, but the truth cannot be questioned.

The second sign is obviously the rise of the Unicorns, the natural enemy to the invisible Gryffons who defend the Land of the Sorrowful Exaltedness (Leitrim to you and me).
As we can see from evidence presented by the Supreme Hedgehog via twitter and other social media, the acceptance of Unicorns is the first step on the rise of the Unicorns, whose horns contain the Poison of the Sun, and can pierce the flesh of the Invisible Gryffons. With the acceptance of Unicorns (obviously supported and facilitated by their natural allies, the gays), their rise is inevitable.

Once risen, the Unicorns will wage war on, and eventually smite, the Invisible Gryffons, and the Land of the Sorrowful Exaltedness will then become undefended, allowing for the return of Lizard People. This war, based on the numbers, will last about 5 years. Once the war is completed, the Lizard people will ask us to consent to communism (their form of governance) or annihilation.

That's the truth, we know, and Gemma speaks it. And if you wish to avoid the country being forced into communism, then it's your duty to support a ban on pictures of Unicorns, and to help grow more hedges and trees in Danesfort, Co Kilkenny.

May the sparrow shield you, the trees hug you and moon show you some water in this fight, dear Brotherling of the Order.

Grayson

SoundsRight wrote: »

They can and do learn these things already, in line with their faith. If we want to live in a truly tolerant society I don't see why people should get so worked up about what is taught in faith schools. Don't agree with it? Don't send your kids there.

No they don't. You can't give unbiased education about gay people if at the same time you're calling them sinful and unnatural. The same goes for other areas of sexuality. You can't teach about contraception and at the same time say it's evil.

Birneybau

Basically, SoundsWrong

Force Carrier

When europeans first heard stories of an African animal - a four legged beast with a horn on its head i.e a Rhinoceros they named the creature for its most distinctive feature the one horn on it's head Uni - Corn which is ancient latin for 'one horn'

Of course their sketches of the creature that they had never seen in person were some what inaccurate. That doesn't change the fact that these Unicorns do exist contrary to what so many people foolishly believe.

Grayson

Force Carrier wrote: »

When europeans first heard stories of an African animal - a four legged beast with a horn on its head i.e a Rhinoceros they named the creature for its most distinctive feature the one horn on it's head Uni - Corn which is ancient latin for 'one horn'

Of course their sketches of the creature that they had never seen in person were some what inaccurate. That doesn't change the fact that these Unicorns do exist contrary to what so many people foolishly believe.

so what you're saying is that Rhino's are gay. That's what I'm getting from this.

TaurenDruid

SoundsRight wrote: »

They can and do learn these things already, in line with their faith. If we want to live in a truly tolerant society I don't see why people should get so worked up about what is taught in faith schools. Don't agree with it? Don't send your kids there.

If you want to send your kids to a "faith" school, feel free. Don't expect the rest of us to pay for it, though.

Force Carrier

Grayson wrote: »

so what you're saying is that Rhino's are gay. That's what I'm getting from this.

They're actually into sex with wild animals - rhinoceros specifically.

*Bestiality

Robert McGrath

Force Carrier wrote: »

They're actually into sex with wild animals - rhinoceros specifically.

*Bestiality

It’s zoophilia if it’s consensual

Force Carrier

Robert McGrath wrote: »

It’s zoophilia if it’s consensual

Not many people know this but there is actually no word for "No" in Unicorn language.

Wibbs

Grayson wrote: »

I remember his lecture about masturbation where he never called it that but referred to it as spilling the seed of live. That too was sinful and evil.

In which case I'm a genocidal maniac that Pol Pot would idolise.

aloneforever99

SoundsRight wrote: »

Some people don't want young children indoctrinated with those ideas in school. If a parent really wants their child to learn about it, do it in their own time.

If by "those ideas" you mean Catholicism, I am fully in agreement with you.

DEFTLEFTHAND

Grayson wrote: »

so what you're saying is that Rhino's are gay. That's what I'm getting from this.

It might be part of the reason why the breeds of rhino are either critically endangered or already extinct.

And the think for all this time people have been blaming poachers.

SoundsRight

aloneforever99 wrote: »

If by "those ideas" you mean Catholicism, I am fully in agreement with you.

Ok. So it's not faith schools you have a problem with. It's only Catholicism. You might want to check your thinking.

aloneforever99

SoundsRight wrote: »

Ok. So it's not faith schools you have a problem with. It's only Catholicism. You might want to check your thinking.

My thinking is just fine, thanks. I referred specifically to Catholicism because that's the one that indoctrinates 90% of our kids right now.

I think there is no good reason to combine education and faith. Religion is a personal thing. Do what you want in your own time.