aido79 wrote: » For a lot of younger voters it definitely influences their choice of who to vote for or if they even vote at all.
zoobizoo wrote: » I presume that the SF supporters commenting on here condemn this sentiment....
Deleted User wrote: » Younger voters dont use facebook Anyone i know,under 25 hasnt used/activated their FB account in months/years...insta/tik tok only now (plus reddit)
McMurphy wrote: » Worse it's getting. How times have changed when two power swapping party's who had the place carved up between themselves for the last century couldn't muster up enough between combined to get in - they aren't for sharing no matter how many shares or likes on Facebook The times have changed though, they may get used to the idea of adaptation. Any news on the greens being bought off? Still thinking it's a fresh election or National government myself, even I don't believe the greens are naïve enough to be caught in the honey trap again.
Edgware wrote: » The Greens arent the only option. They are just being regarded as the easiest option. Whoever supports the FF FG arrangement will be bought off and you are a fool if you think SF. or the others can't be bought
McMurphy wrote: » Any right thinking person would. Was that a loaded question?
tikkahunter wrote: » Go to the Finglas Talks facebook page . Have a look at the posts from election time . Go ahead knock yourself out. Many other pages like that on Facebook .Plenty of under 25's on them.
Irl is a joke its owned by evil union and it bows to satan
McMurphy wrote: » I'm a few months off the big four oh, telegram is where I keep in touch most these days. Facebook is becoming redundant more and more imo.
McMurphy wrote: » You made the claim, show me some evidence maybe?
Bowie wrote: » Why do you think people who give SF a vote are responsible or to be held to account for some rando comment lest they condemn it? I don't ask FG voters to condemn every racist or classist comment I see on the internet. On the FG Facebook: Care to explain? :rolleyes:
This little intervention from you on behalf of an apparent stranger online feeds into that belief. You'd agree it looks bad though?
Deleted User wrote: » Its basically wrong to slate,someone without giving right of reply (ie banned from thread)
Shefwedfan wrote: » Lets have a quick look at your last few posts to give an example
tikkahunter wrote: » Unfortunately it is the majority. Go to any SF post on facebook and you will see the comments - they are despicable. I deleted and blocked so many people during the election because i couldn't believe they were sharing posts that had vile comments on them .Every politician is fair game to be criticized on their failings and broken promises while in term but go on to the SF videos and its homophobic and racist remarks .It is something that they need to come down on hard. Look at the counts and the behavior of the clowns behind the candidates, it is very easy to say to them goons before they attend a count - if your going to attend dress well and keep your mouth in check . You had Dessie Ellis and the pack of fools behind him march in to come out you black and tans .Keep that for the celebration party not the count .
zoobizoo wrote: » How was it loaded? No. No SF supporter on here had condemned it outright which I found surprising that's all.
maccored wrote: » I very much doubt the majority or SF members are posting on those FB threads.
blanch152 wrote: » Nobody in Sinn Fein will ever condemn a specific incident involving themselves or the IRA. They will contextualise to excuse, dilute to refer to others, blame someone else for the conditions that allowed it to happen etc.
Nitrogan wrote: » Indeed. Who's to say they're even Irish. We all know at this stage that populist movements like Trump and Brexit have used troll farms in places like Macedonia. Some of the user names are a trying a bit too hard to sound Irish too.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Younger voters dont use facebook Anyone i know,under 25 hasnt used/activated their FB account in months/years...insta/tik tok only now (plus reddit)
aido79 wrote: » Instagram may be more popular but Facebook is still widely used among younger people.
tikkahunter wrote: » Dr. Leo Varadkar rejoins the health service , have a look over on that thread at the past few posts . Typical of what you would see on a SF comments section.
maccored wrote: » SF comments section? Is there a SF comments section on FB or boards?
tikkahunter wrote: » Yes under their posts , i have already pointed you in the right direction for a few hours reading .
maccored wrote: » so you cant answer me then - instead you for some reason quote my own posts at me as though it proves something.
McMurphy wrote: » Still thinking it's a fresh election or National government myself, even I don't believe the greens are naïve enough to be caught in the honey trap again.
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