TwoMonthsOff wrote: » Apart from the shinner sitting on his bonnet. Re watch the video with the TV glasses on this time. It was on that degenerate buzz o Neil's stream.
Eric Cartman wrote: » its here where im expecting you to quote an example....
Lord Fairlord wrote: » Great argument there. An awful lot of what I've read in this thread is basically ad hominem against people like Gemma O'Doherty rather than addressing each issue that they raise and demonstrating its merits or demerits.
TheRepentent wrote: » Anyone else find that the muppets complaining about antifa are the ones most likely to get a few slaps off them?
super_furry wrote: » So you're against the free speech of protesters? Sounds pretty communist to me.
SaintLeibowitz wrote: » Oh did you forget?https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=111025602&postcount=2393 You commented in relation to Gemma o doherty comment 'burn any hijab you see'.
seamus wrote: » No, I don't believe he was. There was a considerable contingent of people, but my understanding is that rather than get out of the car to make his way to the meeting, he chose to leave instead.
weldoninhio wrote: » Free speech is one thing. Blocking people in their cars, smashing windows and pushing/intimidating people is another. They claimed that they were shutting down hate speech? We have incitement to hatred laws for that. Are these vigilantes any better than the paedo chasers most people are denigrating in another thread??
Eric Cartman wrote: » So an opressive religious symbol should be burned = advocating violence against muslim women... thats the best you could do....
ohnonotgmail wrote: » he didnt get out of the car. no garda spoke to him in the video of the event. so i think you just made that up.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » you said "burn any hijab you see" so presumably any you see on a muslim woman walking down the street. Are you suggesting that you merely intended to ask politely for their hijab before burning it?
Eric Cartman wrote: » I didnt say that , Gemma did, her sentiment about the hijab is right but if you followed down that post from the original reply youll see that I do not advocate ripping hijabs off women in the street, but ofcourse that doesnt fit your narrative. Nice try but I dont ever advocate violence, unlike islam or antifa
The_Kew_Tour wrote: » I'm amazed even threads like this are still ongoing. She really has so little support would it not be best just to ignore her? I say something if she gaining a strong hold. I mean I even see people set up Twitter accounts asking for people not vote for her. I mean would ya be arsed?:pac:
OldGoat wrote: » Perhaps Mr. Barrett has learned a lesson from his past. He has stated that (after attending several meetings of the NDP and Forza Nuova, far right parties in Germany and Italy) that he regrets "not being more careful" regarding his attendance.
Sir Oxman wrote: » Katie Hopkins twitter account has been suspended & wiped...
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » Good news day this
TwoMonthsOff wrote: » It truly is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Buts8BW_PI
Deleted User wrote: » I'm liking the phrase, "Hate Actors" to describe Hopkins and O'Doherty. If they say they're not acting, they get banned for inviting hatred. It also removes any trace of defamation, when referring them to the hate they spread. They may try and deny they spread hate, but their posts [may be interpreted to] say otherwise.
Gretas Gonna Get Ya! wrote: » Fixed your post for you...
Birneybau wrote: » GTF
Gretas Gonna Get Ya! wrote: » BIOYA BISFLATM