blanch152 wrote: » The problem is that your definition of Irishness is too restrictive. Unless someone is rabidly in favour of a United Ireland, then they are not Irish in your opinion. That is a hangover of reductionist SF thinking. Someone like me, who is a proud GAA follower and Irish music lover, but who doesn't believe in immediate Irish unity and is apathetic about the Irish language is somehow less of an Irishman. God knows what you think of the recently naturalised.
eagle eye wrote: » New IRA is believed to be responsible.
batgoat wrote: » All indicationa are that Saoradh is responsible for the murder of Lyra McKee. So yes, these events are entirely linked.
Sean.3516 wrote: » Can you please present this evidence.
StinkyMunkey wrote: Bunch of total scum bags hiding behind politics and ideals, thugs looking for an excuse to hurt people and cause trouble.
StinkyMunkey wrote: Garda commissioner should have instructed the Garda to baton charge these scum bags and crack a few skulls.
eagle eye wrote: » This And then this Feeling like a hypocrite much?
batgoat wrote: » https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/new-ira-the-biggest-terrorist-threat-to-state-since-the-provos-35932203.html Here you go, states exactly that... Numerous other sources back this up as well. Deny all you like but they're scum who back the new IRA and saw nothing wrong with marching after a 29 year old got murdered by them.
StinkyMunkey wrote: » Garda commissioner should have instructed the Garda to baton charge these scum bags and crack a few skulls.
Sean.3516 wrote: » What do you think this would have achieved? Their membership would have gone up, not down. You would literally be handing them free propaganda about how the Irish state has sold out on reunification and how our new former PSNI Garda Commisioner is a unionist puppet. This would have been an extremely bad thing to do. Let them march so we can make fun of them and the second that we find out they’re involved in illegal activity, arrest their leadership and force them to disband.
Deleted User wrote: » the acts dont excuse this. in any way. the fact a tiny % of people dont agree with GFA don't excuse this. in any way.
markodaly wrote: » There is a reason why Ireland never had a far-right. All the knuckleheads were recruited into the extremist republican way of thinking.
FrancieBrady wrote: » I didn't excuse it .
FrancieBrady wrote: » There will be no peace in Ireland until we deal with partition.
iebamm2580 wrote: » Proof for that claim?
FrancieBrady wrote: » I didn't excuse it. Janfebmar has a peculiar bent to put words in people's posts that are not there.
Tomas81 wrote: » Read their official statement.
iebamm2580 wrote: » Link?
2011 wrote: » Besides, I’m sure you are not deluded enough to believe that removal of the border would somehow be accepted peaceful by all factions of unionism.
o1s1n wrote: » Gotta love the way a few of the guys at the front are wearing British DPM camo jackets.
Tomas81 wrote: » Incase you are incapable of researching,http://saoradh.ie/the-death-of-lyra-mckee-in-derry-saoradh-statement/?fbclid=IwAR3DQEvk7eN2zXjjRW6-hFBC5op_Vx7kekzarurFU6ERRczUqP42q-zvXTg During this attack on the community, a Republican Volunteer attempted to defend people from the PSNI/RUC. Tragically a young journalist covering the events, Lyra McKee, was killed accidentally while standing behind armed Crown Force personnel and armoured vehicles.
K.Flyer wrote: » I was looking at that myself and thought could they really have made such a cokcup to be out wearing British Army Surplus DPM. So I checked, and of All the uniforms in the world to use, they Are wearing British Army.
Bambi wrote: » But you're hypocritical enough to okay with a violent minority once their behaviour suits your book:o
K.Flyer wrote: » I was looking at that myself and thought could they really have made such a cokcup to be out wearing British Army Surplus DPM. So I checked, and of All the uniforms in the world to use, they Are wearing British Army
2011 wrote: » B0ll0cks I’m not ok with any violence from either side.
2011 wrote: » The Irish army have their own camouflaged pattern.