[Deleted User] wrote: » I used like it,still do when its played properly,just we,'re **** at it,and noone should be putting money into it here Its devolved from when i used like it,to a game now where biggest fattest ould grunt (seriously 18 stone plus isnt fit or healthy) just crashes through opposition defence (where is skill in that??)..... .we're so sh1t at it,japan pissed all over us at the world cup,(i dont mean to be racist,but japs are by and large smaller than us,so.shouldnt been able to destroy ireland the way they did)
Shefwedfan wrote: » ^^^^ I think it’s time someone stepped away from the internet.
Nitrogan wrote: » Simple question.. How does SF propose to form a government without pointing a gun at people's heads?
Deleted User wrote: » To best my knowlegde FG are preparing for an autumn/early winter election
Nitrogan wrote: » I can't wait to see what free stuff SF are promising then.
Deleted User wrote: » Seems to me,noone can form a government at the moment FF and FG are blowing smoke about it,but havnt the numbers....kinda ironic really To best my knowlegde FG are preparing for an autumn/early winter election
joeguevara wrote: » I think it’s more likely that FF and Fine Gael with the nine regional TDS will form government. I think that’s enough but labour would bolster. Fine Gael could gamble that they have garnered public support but I think too risky. I think it is too early to say that no government will be formed. I think if people think that parties or TDS refuse to join putting politics before the pandemic, it could be viewed harshly. If a government can be formed and then review when we are out of danger, then it should be done.
Runaways wrote: » You seem blissfully unaware that FFFG have been in power since the foundation of the state. They created the ‘free stuff’ welfare system and all de free houses the scroungers get Sf didn’t do that
Nitrogan wrote: » SF can't form a government because they don't know how to behave in a democracy. Plain and simple. I'm open to any evidence from their years in NI government which shows they can.
FrancieBrady wrote: » They are still in government there and still, by a long shot the most popular nationalist/republican party? What other evidence do you need?
Nitrogan wrote: » Are SF proposing to cut benefits? Like **** they are are. They set up a strategy in NI to bleed the British state dry and now they're addicted to welfare handouts and would do even worse in Ireland. There's a perception that SF are a front for organised crime but they are worse than that they are snake oil sales people who would like to drag Ireland down to the level where their friends Syriza in Greece and Morales in Venezuela are. Socialist Utopia with a side of organised crime.
Nitrogan wrote: » NI broke the Belgian record for a non-functioning government. SF can't manage a coalition of two where they are equal partners. The only way they even got that far was threatening to kill people.# SF have NO democratic record of governance. Nothing.
Runaways wrote: » The simplest most logical and best option would be a unity government reviewed in 6 months and election coming out of it. But nope. That would be too sensible and we can’t be seen to sit down with them filthy shinners. That’s going to come back to haunt FG.
joeguevara wrote: » Firstly do you really think it would be sensible for a national unity government when Sinn Fein have been critical of pretty much every decision that has been made by Fine Gael. Do you think a national unity government would assist in swifter decisions or would too many parties with such opposing views end up arguing leading to delays. Also, it would probably be more damaging for Fine Gael to form a government with Sinn Fein especially after the accusations made by them. If a government is able to be formed with FF and Independents and allows appropriate decisions to be made then it seems more sensible.also it is important to have an opposition to constructively challenge decisions and actions then it’s better than everyone in together. I think the calls by certain TDs to allow the government that the people voted for is hollow. If the people really voted for such change then a left government would be formed already. The fact that FF FG and independents with broadly similar policies shows can meet the quota is evidence that the people didn’t want that much change.
blanch152 wrote: » Why would that be logical? Sinn Fein policy is nuts and reckless.
Runaways wrote: » I haven’t heard SF be critical at all. And politically it would have made sense for a unity government especially for FG. If this gets worse and it will they’re carrying the can alone. Even Boris is after reaching out to other party leaders for the same reason. Spread the blame. FG have already raided half of SFs ideas for dealing with it. They just didn’t go as far. They’d all be far more on the same page than they’d admit but no way can they be seen to say it. Any of them. Some maturity and forward thinking is needed but no. FG going it solo. It will haunt them and come back to bite them seriously. Just wait n see.
Runaways wrote: » Where to even start with that nonsense. Can you back up any single one statement in there?
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