Guy:Incognito wrote: » Why, so people can "stick it to the man" , spread the virus around and kill some people? Yeah, thatd be super awesome.
Kermit.de.frog wrote: » I wonder how she makes money. Is she working on the side? Normally i'd say it's none of my business but she insists on throwing herself in front of the public so...
chewed wrote: » Horrible, patronising old bint. Whether you agree with the lockdown or not is no basis to verbally attack the Gardaí.
JDxtra wrote: » She is showing the downside of social media. She's a twisted, disgusting individual. I'm sure one day she'll upset the wrong person.
Allinall wrote: » https://www.thesun.ie/news/5368656/coronavirus-ireland-gardai-dublin-arrest-man-covid-powers/https://www.rte.ie/news/coronavirus/2020/0421/1132940-charges-covid-19/
Kermit.de.frog wrote: » I wonder how she makes money. Is she working on the side?
eviltwin wrote: » Do the gardai not have power to arrest someone behaving like that?
martingriff wrote: » The gardai will do everything in there power not to arrest people in Covid checkpoints unless they have to, well most will. Let them blow of there steam
walshb wrote: » The Gardai are there to enforce the laws of the land.... I assume that they have discretionary abilities depending on the circumstance. I wonder what, if any discretion they had here?
TheBoyConor wrote: » I was just going to say, why are Gardaí so docile and just stand there and take all this crap. If someone were to try that in any other EU state or in the USA they'd be pulled sideways out through the car and have their face pressed into the tarmac. What is the reason why Gardaí are so so docile and non-confrontational compared to other police forces when faced with aggressive argumentative people.
Central Services wrote: » Being a horrible, abusive cnut is not against the law. Once she provided her details and had a valid reason for where she was going (court) then she hasn't contravened any law.
walshb wrote: » Actually, there are laws that Gardai can use to people verbally abusing them. I am pretty sure the gardai could use it in this instance....it's quite subjective....nothing would have been nicer than to have seen that woman removed from the car and put into a squad car. "Threatening, abusive or insulting behaviour in a public place It is an offence to use threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour in a public place with the intention of breaching the peace. For example, if your words or actions are likely to cause a fight with the person you are insulting, or a group of youths is looking for trouble because of their threatening behaviour towards other people. If you are found guilty of this offence you can be liable to class D fine and to a prison sentence of up to 3 months." But I was more wondering if she had breached Covid related laws here?
extra gravy wrote: » Re: saying she's had a breakdown...I know people who have had mental breakdowns and they never became hate filled vile individuals like her. I think she's just a c**t. Some people are just c**ts and there's no explanation for it.
dan1895 wrote: » Watch what happens when the reporter tries to ask a legitimate question. Blocked and ignored just like when she is challenged online. All for freedom of speech but refuses to answer questions.https://twitter.com/rtenews/status/1255121212973465602?s=19
Central Services wrote: » There was no breach of the peace. There is some case law on that as well where a breach of the peace cannot occur if only a garda was present. She wasn't breaking any covid law because she was going to the High Court, as was her passenger. Hence the Garda Sergeant did not stop her from continuing.
Gintonious wrote: » One thing I cannot figure out. In the videos where she gets confronted, she has a bouncer with her, and here he is again (in green with his earphones in at the end). Where in gods name is she getting the money to do all of this? Bringing a case to the HC, has a bouncer, what the hell?
Clarence Boddiker wrote: » Cool it with the misogyny
mynamejeff wrote: » because they are a police force with no political media or legal support and had that garda arrested gemma she would no doubt have (wrongly) been at least subject to a long and invasive investigation and possibly a media led court trial. its attention she wants and the cop arresting her whould have given her more of that , so a good job done well by a professional and clever cop
walshb wrote: » You are bringing gender into it....
Clarence Boddiker wrote: » Calling a woman a C*nt isn't misogynistic anymore? Funny because the entire feminist/progressive axis were telling us it was for the past few decades. Isn't it hilarious how easily the mask of progressivness slips off and reveals the foaming at the mouth, unstable, highly aggressive character underneath. For this alone I commend Gemma.
Clarence Boddiker wrote: » Calling a woman a C*nt isn't misogynistic anymore? Funny because the entire feminist/progressive axis were telling us it was for the past few decades. Isn't it hilarious how easily the mask of progressivness slips off and reveals the foaming at the mouth, unstable, highly aggressive character underneath.For this alone I commend Gemma.
Long_Wave wrote: » The men of 1916 would be absolutely disgusted at the mob of Gemma haters who have taken over this country, brainwashed fools sitting on their hole at home on €350 dole perweek.