Boom_Bap wrote: » Jaysus lads, you have an honest description fro Stephen on his view but yet you are still running around with pitch forks trying to put a label on him and shunt him into a box. You should be happy that you have someone honest from an 'opposite' side to have a discussion with rather than trying to dial back anything he says by pigeonholing him.
batgoat wrote: » He has adamantly claimed that the gear replacement is occurring. A conspiracy of the far right and white supremacists. He proudly supports the national party, which is led by a guy who attended Neo Nazi rallies. He has regularly said that he doesn't view certain people to be really Irish even though they're Irish citizens and have been born here. He only generally seems to apply that rule if they don't fit what an Irish person should look like in his vision. That's only off hand examples, there are many more.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » when you espouse racist conspiracy theories like the great replacement dont be surprised when people call you racist.
Il Fascista wrote: » The UN themselves use the term "replacement migration", so I can totally understand why some may jump to conclusions.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » The great replacement theory is a white supremacy dog whistle and everybody who uses it is either a racist or thick beyond words. It is the motivation behind several mass murders.
Stephen15 wrote: » So are the UN racists?
ohnonotgmail wrote: » do they call it the great replacement?
Stephen15 wrote: » The great replacement is just another name for replacement migration
Stephen15 wrote: » Saying the National Party is racist is like saying Trump and all his supporters are racist.
SoundsRight wrote: » Delighted they cleared that guy over the Grenfell tower effigy thing. We're starting to see a pushback against this idea that everything is racist if they say it's racist.
Stephen15 wrote: » Saying supporting the National Party is racist is just stupid, Justin Barrett is an Irish Nationalist but I wouldn't call him a racist he attended a few neo nazi rallies years ago on a pro life message and he admitted in an interview he regrets it. Saying the National Party is racist is like saying Trump and all his supporters are racist.
kunst nugget wrote: » I had to google that. What a scumbag...
ollkiller wrote: » You're so right. Last time i wanted to get my pro life message across my first port of call was to research which neo nazi rally to attend. And there isn't a racist bone in our dear Irish patriot Justin's body. He is as pure as the white driven snow, which be coincidence is the only colour of a true Irish person.
SoundsRight wrote: » It was in bad taste, yes, but humour is subjective.
cookie1977 wrote: » Licking your plate at a fancy restaurant is bad taste. What he did was pretty sickening.
SoundsRight wrote: » Making jokes about priests, the holocaust, slavery etc. is pretty sickening too. Doesn't mean you should get taken to court over it. Whatever idiots decided to waste taxpayers money bringing this to trial should be made pay it back.
gmisk wrote: » I wasnt aware that was being treated as a racist incident if its one I am thinking of...do you have a link that states that it was? It fell under a public order offence as far as I remember. It was vile btw.
Kimsang wrote: » You just keep digging that hole don't you? The very first request I made to you was met with..And since then not once have you supplied any evidence, except for weird spiels about immigration and brown countries. You could have ended this discussion about 300 posts ago, but no you continue to not supply evidence and keep digging a hole. The tactics you are employing is the reason people can't communicate and debate anymore. You can label whoever you like a racist and get away with it. Disgusting. I find people like you vile and disgusting.
SoundsRight wrote: » https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-49435117 He was charged with posting grossly offensive material online. Prosecution claimed it was racist. He said it was just a bit of banter between friends. Judge took the common sense approach. Hope he can put the ordeal behind him.
cookie1977 wrote: » Dear oh dear oh dear. That's not correct. She couldn't be certain:"Acquitting Bussetti, she (the judge) said: “I cannot be sure the video relied on by the Crown is the one taken by the defendant.” She added that she could not be sure the figures on the tower were not meant to be the defendant and his friends, imagery that she said was “in colossal bad taste”.https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/aug/22/paul-bussetti-court-effigy-grenfell-tower-bonfire-joke-about-own-friend-group-video
SoundsRight wrote: » Bad taste, even on a colossal scale, should not see you dragged to court. He really should have been granted anonymity like in rape cases.