aido79 wrote: » Nowhere in that article does it say she was tested for covid19. That's my point. Why did she not come out and say she was being tested like other people who had symptoms and were being tested?
you wrote: should she not have made it public that she had symptoms and was being tested. It's really strange that she just said nothing and just disappeared regardless
also you wrote: Why did she not come out and say she was being tested like other people who had symptoms and were being tested
Jinglejangle69 wrote: » Lads is this all we have to talk about here? Mary Lou tested positive for covid 19, few posters here didn't think she had it. She did and is now recovering and I wish her well, we all do. Is there anything else to really be said on the matter?
McMurphy wrote: » Wait, you don't want people to discuss the president of Sinn Fein in a fupping Sinn Fein thread now? No doubt had McDonald made it public she was to be tested for covid19 and those tests later emerged to be negative a complete and utter circle jerk would have emerged mocking her, of which you most prob would be in the midst of it up to your oxters.
tikkahunter wrote: » Why don’t you discuss how much of a mouth piece she is ? Or how she is promising the people of this country something that is impossible to deliver ie. free gaffs . Or how the the Apple money she keeps going on about is not ours to spend . Or how she wants to tax the bollox out of the hard working people of this country and give it to the scrounges . Yeah you won’t discuss it because you haven’t commented on any of that but the second she gets corona your on here on your soap box .
Fann Linn wrote: » Didn't think so.
McMurphy wrote: » That's not your point, not your point at all. As it stands you've merely changed your initial stance from To after the barrage of abuse she got after taking some precautions after her kids school had some positive cases, I'm not surprised she didn't jump the gun and tell people she was going to be tested (the article describes her seeking a doctor's advice as she had developed head cold symptoms) - sure it wouldn't have served any other purpose than for the same posters to imply she was an attention seeking diva etc (I seen one poster who has actually posted not that long ago in this very thread describe her as Helen of Troy or something similar when she initially made the statement of being unwell). Imagine the furore around here had she of disclosed she was going to be tested, and it later came back negative. You specifically said she just said nothing about being sick and disappeared - when given a source as to how that was wrong you move the goalposts as to why did she not say she had covid 19 symptoms (which are akin to a flu/cold) and inform us all that she was being tested. No doubt she would have been wrong in your eyes no matter what she did.
aido79 wrote: » I'm not really sure what way you are interpreting my posts but my stance never changed. She said she had symptoms of a head cold and never mentioned getting tested for coronavirus, just that she was self isolating. Why would she not say she was getting tested?
after the barrage of abuse she got after taking some precautions after her kids school had some positive cases, I'm not surprised she didn't jump the gun and tell people she was going to be tested (the article describes her seeking a doctor's advice as she had developed head cold symptoms) - sure it wouldn't have served any other purpose than for the same posters to imply she was an attention seeking diva etc (I seen one poster who has actually posted not that long ago in this very thread describe her as Helen of Troy or something similar when she initially made the statement of being unwell).
hatrickpatrick wrote: » It's actually f*cking unbelievable how myself and many other posters here were repeatedly mocked when we pointed out the utter hypocrisy and scumbaggery of others blasting Mary Lou for self-isolating after coming down with cold symptoms after her child's school was one of the first confirmed in the country, and when we furthermore stated that if she had carried on as usual despite feeling unwell, those same posters would have been attacking her for putting party and politics before country in risking the health of those around her by not taking precautions. This thread is deafeningly silent today, now that we know the poor woman has not only been diagnosed formally with COVID-19, but from the sound of it has been through hell from complications arising thereof. Those same posters who have spent the last several weeks posting along the lines of "Ha ha ha poor wee Mary Lou has a little head cold and is using it as an excuse to run away from crisis management and government formation" are nowhere to be found. It's not often that arguments about politics over the internet actually provoke genuine anger on my part but today is one of those days. You should all be thoroughly ashamed of yourselves for being such unimaginable douchebags on this subject. The next time you want to accuse the left of playing dirty politics, putting party before country, conflating the political with the personal, etc, look in a God damn mirror and keep it to yourselves. To anyone who wonders why myself and many others on the left accuse neoliberals of utterly heartless politics which literally treats human beings and their real lives as secondary concerns, this is exactly what we're talking about. Gobsh!tes the lot of ye.
tikkahunter wrote: » https://www.sinnfein.ie/contents/55773
blanch152 wrote: » Boris ended up in intensive care, yet he stopped working only for about four days. Not that he's any use, but you have to admire his dedication to work. Ditto Matt Hancock, who didn't really miss any work-time either. Other leaders have worked through it as well. Both Boris and Hancock are gob****es, as is Mary-Lou, but at least they have a different work ethic.
Fann Linn wrote: » I'll entertain you. Nothing there about free gaffs.
tikkahunter wrote: » Over the lifetime of a government we would: Deliver 100,000 public homes on public land; including 60,000 social homes.
Suckit wrote: » You do understand that this virus affects different people in different ways? Some people get it without even knowing.
Odhinn wrote: » Where does it say these are "free" in your link? I'm not seeing it.
Fann Linn wrote: » And. Like those housing estates built over successive years by FF/Fg in Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick etc. Hate to p1ss on your parade but none of them are free. But you know that.
blanch152 wrote: » Yes, some people end up in intensive care for four days and barely stop working (Boris), others have the symptoms of a common cold and disappear for a month (Mary-Lou). It is a sad day when I am comparing Boris favourably to any other politician, but in this case it actually is true.
McMurphy wrote: » Cut the shyte blanch, the only thing you admire about Boris is that he's a Tory toff who are the traditional polar opposites of the shinners and traditional partners of the unionist party's. Work ethic me bollocks.
blanch152 wrote: » Default to personal attack when you know the argument is lost. I have your number a long time now. .
blanch152 wrote: » Default to personal attack when you know the argument is lost. I have your number a long time now. Boris is a gob****e, I said that in my last post, but his work ethic is still higher than Mary-Lou's.
Deleted User wrote: » You cant be serious....critizing someone for not going back to work.as they developed pneumonia brought as a complication of cv-19??
blanch152 wrote: » Pneumonia? She didn't say that. Read the report again. Was she admitted to hospital and into intensive care like Boris and only miss four days of work?
The Doctor informs me that I am no longer infected or infectious, and this is a great relief after weeks of being very unwell. I had a setback in my recovery at the weekend and developed post-viral pleurisy in my right lung. I fully expect to be back at work on Monday."
Deputy McDonald said she had experienced a setback in her recovery last weekend, after developing post-viral pleurisy in her right lung. However, she added she was responding very well to medication and fully expects to be back at work on Monday.
Suckit wrote: » It won't be long before we see FF and FG back to their sh*t again. No doubt SF could have played the last few weeks a bit better but unfortunately for them Mary Lou was unable to do much. Tough times ahead. FFFG will be given the benefit of doubt for many things as the world tries to recover, but if they hit too many obstacles, there may be an election sooner than later. SF will likely still be the largest party outside of those two, but I would guess that some of the others will have grown a fair bit by then too. This years election and the greed of the two civil war parties has changed politics in Ireland a lot. Tough and interesting times ahead. There will be a lot of people waiting for these to fail. Next election results may (hopefully) be a bit more like some of the other European multi-party countries.
tikkahunter wrote: » How much do you pay for a social house ?
tikkahunter wrote: » And how much is owed to councils in unpaid rents at the moment?
Odhinn wrote: » No idea offhand. However I can say that if ypou're paying for it, its not free is it? Again, no idea. However if there is rent due on some of these properties as you claim, they aren't free, are they?
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