FrancieBrady wrote: Where is this happening...links please.
eagle eye wrote: » Links to what? Look at the news on Irish tv or radio and you'll see that they are taking sides on every story. I've been in a car where there was a three way discussion on the radio about Donald Trump with all three against him. That's typical if Irish media these days. Unless they can find somebody on the opposite side of an issue who is less intelligent than their side he won't get air time. The only time you don't get that to the same extent is during an election debate although the host does still try to favour his preferred candidates.
FrancieBrady wrote: How many political pundits or politicians in Ireland are 'pro' Trump? Name them.
eagle eye wrote: » I am fully on favour of free speech. I'm against people threatening others not to air their views.
Thelonious Monk wrote: I liked that he called out the travellers that didn't take the accommodation built for them so i voted for him for presidency as a protest vote, but this whole welfare tourist thing is just a cheap trick and now I think he's a gobsh*te. He's no politician. A Eurodealz Trump.
Faugheen wrote: Freedom of speech does not mean freedom of speech without consequence. You can’t just say whatever you want and expect people to sit there and go ‘ok, you can get away with that’.
eagle eye wrote: » I fully agree with you that he is not a politician. I am voting for him to give a kick up the arse to our major parties. I'm hoping he gets elected at the expense of a candidate from one of the major parties. It's time they realised that the rural electorate are fed up of them not listening. And I'm of the opinion that they are all clueless anyways. Who knows, a man with a good business history might be more useful in Europe if he goes and learns about what's necessary to do the job.
eagle eye wrote: » It's ok to have conversation but a gang shouting down a guy and labelling him because he has a different opinion is bullying no matter which side does it.
donkeykong5 wrote: » It will make my day if Peter casey gets all first preference votes. One of only a very few people not **** scared of offending the pcbrigade snowflakes.
eagle eye wrote: » I I am voting for him to give a kick up the arse to our major parties. I'm hoping he gets elected at the expense of a candidate from one of the major parties. .
eagle eye wrote: » I don't know if there's any but it doesn't matter,you have to have an intelligent two-sided discussion if you expect unbiased, intelligent people to tune in.
FrancieBrady wrote: » I live in the heart of rural Ireland and there are many problems that people who 'actually work' in those communities have no problem addressing and talking about. The biggest problem in rural Ireland I find are those who sit on various fences, criticise every initiative and resolutely refuse to get involved...but will be the first to whinge if an initiative fails. They exist in your head. Traveller crime has been talked about for years in the media.
Thelonious Monk wrote: » I totally respect that. My whole agenda tomorrow is to vote for anyone who's not FF or FG, just to try something different for once.
Mad_maxx wrote: » Traveller crime is absolutely not mentioned in the media, not once has it been pointed out that the Drogheda crisis involves travellers
Mad_maxx wrote: » Traveller crime is absolutely not mentioned in the media,
Wheeliebin30 wrote: » Local councils already have a majority who isn’t FF/FG. DCC has Sinn Féin with the most seats already.
Thelonious Monk wrote: » I liked that he called out the travellers that didn't take the accommodation built for them so i voted for him for presidency as a protest vote, but this whole welfare tourist thing is just a cheap trick and now I think he's a gobsh*te. He's no politician. A Eurodealz Trump.
topper75 wrote: » He called out Irish Travellers with a misplaced sense of entitlement. But you shouldn't call out welfare tourists... because...? Were your people slavers in W. Africa back in the day? Did they shoot people as part of the Raj? Did ye make yeer wealth off a plantation in Brazil? Do you feel guilt in that respect? In what respect do you feel that Ireland owes welfare tourists and people who fraudulently claim asylum here? He is right. Again. And unpopular again as a result in 'woke' media circles.
eagle eye wrote: » I fully agree with you that he is not a politician. I am voting for him to give a kick up the arse to our major parties.
super_furry wrote: » https://twitter.com/CaseyPeterJ/status/1131483224314667008 Has he banged his head?
normanoffside wrote: » Yep, he has lost the run of himself. Just 8 day's ago he was saying the opposite
Ricosruffneck wrote: » This tweet is from 9 days ago FYI.
normanoffside wrote: » Yes I know. That's my point. in the 8 days between tweets he has done a U Turn. Making it up as he goes along.
Ricosruffneck wrote: » Has he gone anti europe now? I can't keep up.
normanoffside wrote: » Yes https://twitter.com/CaseyPeterJ/status/1131483224314667008
