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Is it just me or have SF vanished?

Pkiernan

I haven't seen or heard anything from Mary Lou, Slab Murphy and other good Republicans in ages.

What's going on?

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hatrickpatrick

Edgware wrote: »

Any time S F say that they are a left wing party they are lying. They just say that to get the vote of the great unwashed

What kind of party they are is irrelevant though really, what matters is which policies they will pursue in office. One would assume that having harnessed the millennial vote in such massive numbers, they would ideally like to hold on to it going forward?

Edgware

hatrickpatrick wrote: »

Do you believe that Sinn Fein were lying about pursuing left wing housing policies, so?

Any time S F say that they are a left wing party they are lying. They just say that to get the vote of the great unwashed

hatrickpatrick

JMMCapital wrote: »

Good riddance to SF! How could so many young people be so gullible to fall for there propaganda.

Do you believe that Sinn Fein were lying about pursuing left wing housing policies, so?

Mortelaro

FrancieBrady wrote: »

I have and always have responded to any question asked of me.

If it is such an insignificant thread..like, why are you even bothered to be here?

Absolutely unbelievable.

See

[Deleted User]

Mortelaro wrote: »

Yup
These type of threads enhance that flaw

We have reached a rare situation for this sub-forum where francie and the FGheads are unamious in agreement

I propose cake to mark this moment in history

Mortelaro

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Tbf your kinda pointing out the obvious flaw,with the whole website

Yup
These type of threads enhance that flaw

FrancieBrady

Deleted User wrote: »

Tbf your kinda pointing out the obvious flaw,with the whole website

The same cry was made in the run up to the election. 'These threads are peopled by malcontents and cranks etc' and look how it all turned out.

The same criticisms being made here are being made on twitter and FB and at times in the media.

The lady/lad doth protest too much', methinks.

[Deleted User]

Mortelaro wrote: »

Pointless to the outside world
Nobody else watching

Tbf your kinda pointing out the obvious flaw,with the whole website

FrancieBrady

Mortelaro wrote: »

You and others
Although its you mainly doing the nit picking
Others are willing to respond
Total 5 or 6 max
Pointless to the outside world
Nobody else watching

I have and always have responded to any question asked of me.

If it is such an insignificant thread..like, why are you even bothered to be here?

Absolutely unbelievable.

[Deleted User]

all about the mane wrote: »

Jaysus that didn’t take long. The shinners sure are rattled!

Its quite a sheltered life to lead

To think anyone,who points out truth to you,is rattled

Mortelaro

FrancieBrady wrote: »

What were you 'talking about'?

You and others
Although its you mainly doing the nit picking
Others are willing to respond
Total 5 or 6 max
Pointless to the outside world
Nobody else watching

Yurt2

all about the mane wrote: »

Jaysus that didn’t take long. The shinners sure are rattled!

Your response toolkit seems to consist of posting "rattled!" every fourth post or so.

You're a member of a party that's badly wounded, is heading into a tea-boy junior partner role for the first time in its history, and the public won't know what the point of of the rump is coming out the other side as you're essentially the same as the larger party.

You've earned that position by the way, through hubris, conceit and diabolical performance on cornerstone issues. And what's more, you thumbed your nose at large sections of the public while doing so.

Enjoy

FrancieBrady

all about the mane wrote: »

You do understand that poll means feck all?

But your 'feeling' does?

Ok.

all about the mane

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Not sure where you are getting the data to support this.

Last poll showed them holding their own and FG gaining 13 points with FF falling.

Is this a feeling in your waters type of thing?

You do understand that poll means feck all?

all about the mane

Jaysus that didn’t take long. The shinners sure are rattled!

FrancieBrady

Mortelaro wrote: »

I think it's an example of the type of thing I was talking about
(Says me adding 5 more same person views to the thread)

What were you 'talking about'?

Mortelaro

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Not sure where you are getting the data to support this.

Last poll showed them holding their own and FG gaining 13 points with FF falling.

Is this a feeling in your waters type of thing?

I think it's an example of the type of thing I was talking about
(Says me adding 5 more same person views to the thread)

[Deleted User]

all about the mane wrote: »

The wheels have completely fallen off the SF wagon since their best ever election result. Hard to understand how they made such a monumental mess of things. The shinners in here have been frothing at the mouth since. By the way, how’s Mary Loo? she’s had a good 5 weeks in isolation now. Must be some sort of record!

You are aware SF rose in the last polls(taken in mid of.crisis?)

Like the age group of your average shinner isnt going to be posting on a message board,they are clearing decks on social media and whatsapp tho...gain your political perapective from somewhere other than centre right msg boards (echo chamber effect there for you)

(I did use lol at the pre-election discussion comparing facebook spend on advertising between political parties, as if a party of the young would spend any significant sums on social media site of the middle aged :pac: lads seriously showing age there )

FrancieBrady

all about the mane wrote: »

The wheels have completely fallen off the SF wagon since their best ever election result. Hard to understand how they made such a monumental mess of things. The shinners in here have been frothing at the mouth since. By the way, how’s Mary Loo? she’s had a good 5 weeks in isolation now. Must be some sort of record!

Not sure where you are getting the data to support this.

Last poll showed them holding their own and FG gaining 13 points with FF falling.

Is this a feeling in your waters type of thing?

Yurt2

all about the mane wrote: »

The wheels have completely fallen off the SF wagon since their best ever election result. Hard to understand how they made such a monumental mess of things. The shinners in here have been frothing at the mouth since. By the way, how’s Mary Loo? she’s had a good 5 weeks in isolation now. Must be some sort of record!

Enjoy being FF's tea boys. Not looking good for the future lads.

Your worst fears have come to pass.

all about the mane

Yurt! wrote: »

Here's the rub: the wheels fell off the blue painted wagon after the election and their foghorn online faction were badly stung.

When the covid crisis struck the caretaker gov asked for shoulder to the wheel, which is fair enough in a national emergency. Many on the blue cubscout faction took this as a signal that criticism and any form of dissent is unpatriotic, and asked people not politicise the crisis when all they've done is politicise it and used it as some sort of opportunity to paper over the litany of f*ck-ups that preceded the last few weeks.

The Green Jersey might be a useful tool for a wounded incumbent from time to time, but it's not a magic wand.

The wheels have completely fallen off the SF wagon since their best ever election result. Hard to understand how they made such a monumental mess of things. The shinners in here have been frothing at the mouth since. By the way, how’s Mary Loo? she’s had a good 5 weeks in isolation now. Must be some sort of record!

Mortelaro

I DO NOT think it is fair to nit pick from a political perspective the country's response to Covid 19
It is the country's response
The government are only facilitating the response in every way possible
The country is doing a brilliant job despite the constraints of having every other country in the world vying for the supplies to fight it

There is a lot of petty nit picking on this thread and the other one
It's a Pointless sideline activity thankfully,ignored by the vast vast majority
This thread for example,I've been counted 3 times as a viewer just to write this post..
At least 200 views counted yesterday were just me either reading or replying
More the previous day
If you dont believe me,watch the view counts as you open the thread versus before
Refreshing is a new view
So this thread is a circle jerk of 5 or 6 people max
The rest are in the Coronvirus forum
To each their own I suppose but personally I'm content with 2 things,the countrys response has been good and it's got results despite our nearest neighbour
The political wrangling is just bored people I suspect at this stage
Or people with withdrawal affects from normal politics and just feel the need to go on and on and on..scrapping for petty nit picks even their party bosses have the sense not to bother with as theres higher things to care about..like... LIFE ..literally!

FrancieBrady

markodaly wrote: »

OK, So they are doing well, but you are still going to criticise them just cause.
That comes across as a crank and malcontent.

I'll criticise them when they deserve it Mark.

I have given them credit when they get things right for the country.

This is a political discussion. We are all cranks and malcontents or we wouldn't be here.
If you want a love-in/vanity PR discussion, I am sure there are threads here for that and if not, open one.

Yurt2

FrancieBrady wrote: »

but there are lapses and failures that I am going to debate and discuss and make no apology for so doing.

Here's the rub: the wheels fell off the blue painted wagon after the election and their foghorn online faction were badly stung.

When the covid crisis struck the caretaker gov asked for shoulder to the wheel, which is fair enough in a national emergency. Many on the blue cubscout faction took this as a signal that criticism and any form of dissent is unpatriotic, and asked people not politicise the crisis when all they've done is politicise it and used it as some sort of opportunity to paper over the litany of f*ck-ups that preceded the last few weeks.

The Green Jersey might be a useful tool for a wounded incumbent from time to time, but it's not a magic wand.

markodaly

FrancieBrady wrote: »

May I say, your sensitivity to criticism is way too high.
I have stated several times (if you had taken the time before attacking to read the thread) that I think the government are doing well managing the crisis overall and a lot better than our neighbour (including NI) but there are lapses and failures that I am going to debate and discuss and make no apology for so doing.

OK, So they are doing well, but you are still going to criticise them just cause.
That comes across as a crank and malcontent.

FrancieBrady

jh79 wrote: »

They shut stormont over RHI and the language act yet ran a mile from a solution that would of given NI transparency on their dealings with their special advisors.

There are 5 parties there...several of them diametrically opposed to SF, they ALL agreed to back the code of conduct but you chose to depict that as SF 'running a mile' from another motion that as yet hasn't the backing of the other 5.

See what that is saying about you here?

FrancieBrady

markodaly wrote: »

Sorry, I am not reading close to 3000 posts to try and catch up on the inane arguments.

As I said, you level of expectations are way too high, you should be careful as we can see in NI, that the administration there are no better than in the South. Many would in fact state, that the Republic are showing them how its done.

May I say, your sensitivity to criticism is way too high.
I have stated several times (if you had taken the time before attacking to read the thread) that I think the government are doing well managing the crisis overall and a lot better than our neighbour (including NI) but there are lapses and failures that I am going to debate and discuss and make no apology for so doing.

markodaly

FrancieBrady wrote: »

All sorted out already on the thread with another poster Mark...try reading it.

Sorry, I am not reading close to 3000 posts to try and catch up on the inane arguments.

As I said, you level of expectations are way too high, you should be careful as we can see in NI, that the administration there are no better than in the South. Many would in fact state, that the Republic are showing them how its done.

christy c

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Maybe.

I think ultimately the responsibility falls to Martin to verify. We can only take politicians at their word until we know different.

In truth we can only 'trust' that NPHET and the HSE are giving the correct figures. we can't actually and factually verify them.

We'll see what smurgen comes back with, I think common sense should be used when there is reason to believe it may not be accurate.

[Deleted User]

FrancieBrady wrote: »

I said that 5 parties support that 'code of conduct' and therefore I was happy it had concensus.
If the 5 parties decided to support Allister's motion, that was ok with me too.

What could be more democratic than that?

They shut stormont over RHI and the language act yet ran a mile from a solution that would of given NI transparency on their dealings with their special advisors.