ogsjw wrote: » Can you elaborate on why you feel the contents of my posts appeared 'troll-like'?
its_steve116 wrote: » She's the member of Choice Music Prize-nominated duo Saint Sister that isn't Morgan MacIntyre. They're the best girl band in the world, better than Little Mix and Fifth Harmony combined.
batgoat wrote: » Now reminded of how good the Twin Peaks season 3 soundtrack is.
SafeSurfer wrote: » Offering amateur medical diagnosis of mental illness, early onset dementia and stating you are not even joking.
Charles Ingles wrote: » Ill leave you all to your debate folks, I'm out. Charles
SafeSurfer wrote: » Absence of war in Wicklow perhaps.
batgoat wrote: » its_steve116 wrote: » She's the member of Choice Music Prize-nominated duo Saint Sister that isn't Morgan MacIntyre. They're the best girl band in the world, better than Little Mix and Fifth Harmony combined. Now reminded of how good the Twin Peaks season 3 soundtrack is.
klaaaz wrote: » The latest, comparing the young Swedish girl campaigning on climate change to a Nazi propagandist like Goebbels. The girl who some of us may agree or disagree with is certainly no nazi propagandist, it's another new low for Gemma. Attention seeker that wan Gemma is.
jeremyj1968 wrote: » The question of migration does need to be addressed without everybody being afraid of offending someone. It's naive to think that there are not going to be conflicts between the ideologies of the religions were are importing and our own values in the future. Even if you just take the example of what happened in Birmingham the other week.https://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/video-1863694/Video-Muslim-parents-protest-lessons-homosexuality-Birmingham-school.html Pro-migration people would have you believe that everything will be fine, that Muslim and Christians will link arms and start singing hymns together. But once Muslims get a serious foothold in certain communities they are going to start wanting things done their way. Most people who are pro-immigration are also pro-equality, pro-gay marriage rights, pro-LGBT rights, but these are not consistent. If this was a pre-dominantly Christian school against LGBT teachings, this would be heading all the news stories, but it barely got a mention here. Nobody wants to question Muslim beliefs. Everybody ignores it. I think Gemma goes too hard by saying "Is that what you want - Sharia Law? Is that what you want for your country?" - I think it's not helpful to portray it in armageddon like terms. It's more subtle than that. But questions do need to be asked about exactly, how compatible the beliefs and values of immigrants are with the beliefs and values of the native Irish?
SafeSurfer wrote: » Just an observation on this thread. Everyone that holds opinions contrary to the accepted narrative, be they Gemma O Doherty or John Waters is labeled as mad, mentally ill, bonkers, doolally. Trans people were similarly labeled in the not too distant past. Will we ever get to the stage where we can tolerate diversity of opinion even if the opinion is unpopular?
Joeytheparrot wrote: » I dont see why hate mongering against Migrants, Refugees, LGBT people, Muslims should be tolerated no. Christchurch, Utoya and Batley and Spen are the result of all this hate mongering.
Charles Ingles wrote: » I agree with you she should not block people who disagree with her and discuss and back up theories, Maybe she feels intimated by the amount of people attacking her who knows. What are you so worked up over her?
Patty Hearst wrote: » Ah yes the Unicorns... I'm quite satisfied that I have conclusively proven the use of Unicorn imagery and trans/gender ideology But as a great man once said of a certain caliber of Leftist "As I mentioned before, exposure to true information does not matter anymore. A person who was demoralized is unable to assess true information. The facts tell nothing to him, even if I shower him with information, with authentic proof, with documents and pictures. ...he will refuse to believe it.... That's the tragedy of the situation"
SafeSurfer wrote: » So it’s ok to hate people who hold obnoxious opinions and you get to decide whether opinions are obnoxious or not and in turn who it is acceptable to hate?
Joeytheparrot wrote: » I always find it amazing that some people who never had an interest in womens rights or lgbt rights suddenly find interest in order to express their divisive rhetoric against islam
jeremyj1968 wrote: » When the yes vote was being promoted by the media in the last two referenda, anybody who voted NO was battered around the head with terms like homophobe and misogynist. I just expect people from religions that ARE are actually homophobic and misogynistic to be held to the same standard. But very obvious exceptions are made.
jeremyj1968 wrote: » When the yes vote was being promoted by the media in the last two referenda, anybody who voted NO was battered around the head with terms like homophobe and misogynist..
DubInMeath wrote: » The Catholic church and those that support them are both homophobic and misogynistic something that they have in common with most religions, unless your claiming that their not.
jackboy wrote: » Yes but the Catholic Church don’t execute gay people.
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » Neither does islam, islamic extremists do! But then we have christian extremists who kill people because of thier beliefs too.
jackboy wrote: » The scale is orders of magnitude different. But, you know that.
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » Ah so christian terrorists are not as bad as islamic terrorists because they don't kill as many innocent people :rolleyes: