maccored wrote: » you are obviously reading a different thread than me. All Im reading is ABSF bitching - page after page of it. Need some handbags?
maccored wrote: » anytime i pop in its the same rubbish. Get over it lads, SF are now contenders. Must be hard on all those who keep telling us every year that the SF vote is reducing. Probably explains the handbags and bitching. Makes for a very boring thread though.
all about the mane wrote: » You should read all the posts
markodaly wrote: » SF core online support have much in common with Reddit and 4chan groups of the alt-right and support for Trump. The parallels are so obvious.
all about the mane wrote: » It sure is. 90% of the posts in here are from shinners. They seem rightly rattled. What a mess they have made of things since they ‘won’ the election!
maccored wrote: » the fear is real alright. this is a right gossip thread at this rate.
blanch152 wrote: » Oh, I am sure that he knew he had been filmed, he just expected the normal Sinn Fein omerta to protect him. On this occasion, it didn't.
Deleted User wrote: » I have little intention of speaking for anyone else so may have to ask him.such qs... You may be right in your assestment,given it was in mansion house at 2am anything is possible :pac: Quite how he didnt know he was filmed is beyond me,as i seen several snapchats from that night,even in the video on irish times there was several people recording it? Id love to see a poll conducted here to see if he damaged him long term,as he was unreal popular......its one city where they seem to have turned it around after diastorus council elections of few years ago....be interesting to see,if it stalled them on ground
all about the mane wrote: » So many parallels between SF and trump
Colonel Claptrap wrote: » SF online supporters group urges members not to share news articles to prevent media from making money from clicks. Instead they should copy content from the articles and distribute for free. A nasty way for SF supporters to give the big bad media a kicking when they are already on the floor. Interesting that SF claimed it had nothing to do with the online group yet the group immediately changed one of it's rules when told to do so by SF HQ.https://www.businesspost.ie/sinn-fein-disavows-advice-on-media-from-supporters-group-21a007e2
Jinglejangle69 wrote: » What are you even on about? So once a person has beliefs they are OK to continue? Racists have their beliefs. They can offend but once they apologise that's grand according to you. Sure continue. As you were. Leo has beliefs, doesn't stop you ranting every day about him. You are more confused than Scooby Doo.
gormdubhgorm wrote: » I dunno he was clearly playing to the 'in' crowd. When Culinane was found out. He denied he said it - first did not realise he was filmed. It was only when it was pointed out he was filmed did he admit it first off. If he was so proud of his beliefs why deny it at the start? Also he was never in 'active service' in NI it seemed to me he just wanted to be vicariously part of the gang/club.
[Deleted User] wrote: » The lad apoligised for any offence caused....kinda hard to expect more from anyone imo Like it would be wrong to expect someone to deny their beliefs imo,noone has to agree with them,but everyone is entitled to their's (even those who favour target the poorest fiscal policies,i inherently disagree with em,but respect their worldview).. ...the world is a big scary place and not everyone is gonna agree on everything all the time,and thats ok too
Deleted User wrote: » The lad apoligised for any offence caused....kinda hard to expect more from anyone imo Like it would be wrong for someone to deny their beliefs imo,noone has to agree with them,but everyone is entitled to their's.....the world is a big scary place and not everyone is gonna agree on everything all the time,and thats ok too
gormdubhgorm wrote: » It was interesting that when Cullinane was forced to give a half assed apology for the sake of PR - he used exactly the similar phrase Gerry Adams used back in the 80's. "I've never distanced myself from the IRA" They are well trained in phraseology, I will give them that.
Deleted User wrote: » Aye,gives SF new TDs great cover politically too,as any time they fcuk up,cullinane will be wheeled out to distract and set off outrage culture among those who would never vote SF The man apoligised,so he cant,nor should he do anymore to appease irrational people,who cant accept that.....
gormdubhgorm wrote: » Yeah she could not say time has moved on we need to move away from this phraseology etc etc. As it would have been a slap in the face to the hardline SF supporters and recent 'republican history'. So she had to couch the thing in waffle.
Shefwedfan wrote: » She made a balls of the David cullinane, she didn’t condemn it and that tells you what she is dealing with in that party SF will never change
gormdubhgorm wrote: » There is a reason why SF pick them and promote them. They want to move away from the AOS, Dessie Ellis types and make the party respectable. I just watched Mary Lou on the Late Late. She had the neck to go on about the hypocrisy of FF/FG etc etc in saying that SF are not fit for government. Yet in the very next question she very awkwardly answered the David Cullinane - 'up the ra' question. She seemed to bluff the answer after going on about FF/FG wanting it both ways in the previous question. And said the 'up the ra' statement is part of republicanism and is said even used outside SF circles (who was never clarified). Although she can understand how it can make some people uncomfortable that are not used to it! Basically a bluffers answer. And she neither condemned the phrase 'up the ra' nor directly condemned David Cullinane's use of the phrase. A classic SF stance in my view - dancing around the edges. She even said to Tubridy that he would have to ask Cullinane why he said it - despite knowing full well Cullinane's views on it!
Jinglejangle69 wrote: » Love the irony of SF comrades calling Leo and Eoghan Murphy posh boys. When Mary Lou and Eoin O Brion(Blackrock College boy) grew up exactly the same.
gormdubhgorm wrote: » She is not the only one in family to have went down the Republican route - despite the plummy Dublin Rathgar voice. Her sister Joanne McDonald used to be involved in Eirigi