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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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McMurphy

Shefwedfan wrote: »

Let me repeat

Thanks

So you spout nonsense, when this is pointed out to you - go for days accusing me of having no manners because I gave links and articles proving you were spouting nonsense, you pop up a few weeks later spouting the exact same nonsense, you then try and hide behind a "mistake" you made in a different thread about a different subject (no acknowledgment of having your nonsense once again pointed out to you) - you now try to divert the subject as to how I was "bullying you" about something in a different thread (about the same nonsense) and now want me to answer a question about something completely different altogether.

If mental contortionists ever become a competitive sport at Olympic level - Ireland can bank on you returning home with multiple golds shef.

You're one of the most disingenuous posters on this site.

Mortelaro

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Thats enough for me,

Im happy to see/give them get a chance here,

the 2 party leader debate screamed arrogance for me......essentially rte and ffg coming together and saying yous must only vote for just these two and no other option allowed.

Great to see,someone rattle them & hopefully things will change

To be fair,convention was that the 2 largest parties from the last election were invited to participate
Opinion polls in current ones are ignored
In theory if the new practice is continued it will be back to two at the next one MLM vs Leo

[Deleted User]

Deleted User wrote: »

Thats enough for me,

Im happy to see/give them get a chance here,

the 2 party leader debate screamed arrogance for me......essentially rte and ffg coming together and saying yous must only vote for just these two and no other option allowed.

Great to see,someone rattle them & hopefully things will change

Despite haveing some good TD's, the support they attract put me off.

[Deleted User]

mariaalice wrote: »

I will thell you what they did in the south in the last 30 years and I am not a SF supporter.

They shuck up the cosey condenses of FG FF Labour.

Thats enough for me,

Im happy to see/give them get a chance here,

the 2 party leader debate screamed arrogance for me......essentially rte and ffg coming together and saying yous must only vote for just these two and no other option allowed.

Great to see,someone rattle them & hopefully things will change

Shefwedfan

McMurphy wrote: »

You accused me of being "unmannerly" because I pointed out to you - complete with multiple links and news clippings that what you have claimed today again was absolutely untrue, but you're back making the exact same claim today again - and when it's pointed out to you that you're still making untrue claims, and having to be reminded how this has been pointed out to you before.

Now you are trying to make this about an entirely different "mistake".

Did it ever occur to you that you post an awful lot in political themed threads, of which you apparently know nothing about?

It's mistake after mistake with you.

Nice deflection attempt though.

Let me repeat

In the last 30 years in Irish politics what has SF done? Name something good they have implemented to change Ireland for better

Thanks

McMurphy

Shefwedfan wrote: »

Wrong thread....

I accused you of bully boy tactics which you continue with. I have already said 4-5 times I made a mistake but instead of accepting and moving on you are now bringing it across multiple thread. Maybe you can keep that discussion to the thread it started on.

You accused me of being "unmannerly" because I pointed out to you - complete with multiple links and news clippings that what you have claimed today again was absolutely untrue, but you're back making the exact same claim today again - and when it's pointed out to you that you're still making untrue claims, and having to be reminded how this has been pointed out to you before.

Now you are trying to make this about an entirely different "mistake".

Did it ever occur to you that you post an awful lot in political themed threads, of which you apparently know nothing about?

It's mistake after mistake with you.

Nice deflection attempt though.

mattser

mariaalice wrote: »

I will thell you what they did in the south in the last 30 years and I am not a SF supporter.

They shuck up the cosey condenses of FG FF Labour.

Give us a list of what else of merit they did...
Keep it to 3 or 4 achievements..
Take your time.

[Deleted User]

I will thell you what they did in the south in the last 30 years and I am not a SF supporter.

They shuck up the cosey consensus of FG FF Labour.

Shefwedfan

McMurphy wrote: »

You went 2 or 3 days accusing me if having no manners because I gave you multiple examples of how this was patently untrue the last time you posted this.

The "I didn't know" excuse won't work this time I'm afraid shef.

I'd post multiple links and news articles this time too, but you'd probably refuse to read them.

Again.

Wrong thread....

I accused you of bully boy tactics which you continue with. I have already said 4-5 times I made a mistake but instead of accepting and moving on you are now bringing it across multiple thread. Maybe you can keep that discussion to the thread it started on.

McMurphy

Shefwedfan wrote: »

Why they line up anyone when
1. They had no idea they would get such a big revolt vote
2. Have never tried to form a government since the election

I have no idea who this person is but still makes no difference because whoever is saying he was lined up is talking BS

You went 2 or 3 days accusing me if having no manners because I gave you multiple examples of how this was patently untrue the last time you posted this.

The "I didn't know" excuse won't work this time I'm afraid shef.

I'd post multiple links and news articles this time too, but you'd probably refuse to read them.

Again.

Shefwedfan

Hubertj wrote: »

I suppose you could say they stopped blowing up kids. You could argue it changed Ireland for the better?

Well that was John Hume, Bertie and Clinton who made sure that stopped but I am talking about south now...

Hubertj

Shefwedfan wrote: »

I did ask on another thread and failed to get a response from the usual suspects

In the last 30 years in Irish politics what has SF done? Name something good they have implemented to change Ireland for better

I’m talking South now

I suppose you could say they stopped blowing up kids. You could argue it changed Ireland for the better?

Shefwedfan

I did ask on another thread and failed to get a response from the usual suspects

In the last 30 years in Irish politics what has SF done? Name something good they have implemented to change Ireland for better

I’m talking South now

celt262

Double

celt262

a very cool kid wrote: »

Nope even Richard Boyd Barrett, the biggest empty vessel in Irish politics called them out on it!

Is this true they made no attempt to go into government?

Hubertj

Shefwedfan wrote: »

Why they line up anyone when
1. They had no idea they would get such a big revolt vote
2. Have never tried to form a government since the election

I have no idea who this person is but still makes no difference because whoever is saying he was lined up is talking BS

Google Tom McFeely. Top lad. I’m taking the pi*s but nothing would surprise me with SF.

Dank Janniels

Surely if FFFG+Greens go ahead it would be an epic fail for SF. They won the election but lost the Government

blanch152

Hubertj wrote: »

I heard that SF lined up McFeely to head up OPW and manage the social housing projects. He’s a good republican and has plenty of experience delivering large scale developments. Shame that they were unable to form a coalition.

Ah yes, the man who built Priory Hall, one of the biggest shysters around, and a good republican to boot.

Shefwedfan

Hubertj wrote: »

I heard that SF lined up McFeely to head up OPW and manage the social housing projects. He’s a good republican and has plenty of experience delivering large scale developments. Shame that they were unable to form a coalition.

Why they line up anyone when
1. They had no idea they would get such a big revolt vote
2. Have never tried to form a government since the election

I have no idea who this person is but still makes no difference because whoever is saying he was lined up is talking BS

a very cool kid

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Did they try and form a coalition?

Nope even Richard Boyd Barrett, the biggest empty vessel in Irish politics called them out on it!

[Deleted User]

Hubertj wrote: »

I heard that SF lined up McFeely to head up OPW and manage the social housing projects. He’s a good republican and has plenty of experience delivering large scale developments. Shame that they were unable to form a coalition.

Did they try and form a coalition?

Hubertj

I heard that SF lined up McFeely to head up OPW and manage the social housing projects. He’s a good republican and has plenty of experience delivering large scale developments. Shame that they were unable to form a coalition.

James Brown

blanch152 wrote: »

Your own anecdotal evidence? Do you have something to back that up, or are you just kite-flying?

The charity industry isn't "so-called", there are an awful lot of high-paid fat cats benefitting from the charity industry. Rehab wasn't the half of it.

Do you know what 'anecdotal' means? Where's Maryanne's? Why have you no comment on Maryanne's, is her kite flying more to your liking so somehow more legit?

I was referring to how some use 'industry' as a slight. You must have stumbled across such usage?

None-the-less, the charities are helping the people out of the homeless situation which is commendable.

[Deleted User]

blanch152 wrote: »

Your own anecdotal evidence? Do you have something to back that up, or are you just kite-flying?

The charity industry isn't "so-called", there are an awful lot of high-paid fat cats benefitting from the charity industry. Rehab wasn't the half of it.

The NGOs and charities came about because of public policy and inertia by various government there is nothing to stop the government takeing over the work of the charities NGO and providing the services directly themselves as state run services would be so much more efficiently and cheaper that the NGO's and charities :pac:

The NGO have very carefully negotiated services level agreement with any government agency that funds them.

A policy of saying someones primary presentations is homelessness when in reality it's mental health is a deliberate policy choice.

What’s very positive about the future is that the size of the in-patient unit is much smaller,” Kelly says. “The Phoenix Care Centre has a maximum of 54 beds, compared to 2,500 beds at the start of the 1900s. That’s a huge change. It allows more focus on the individual. Sometimes, in the history of the asylums, that’s what was lost, quite simply.
https://www.irishtimes.com/news/health/goodbye-grangegorman-1.1314269

I am not saying bring back large mental health hospitals, but the whole areas of NGO and charities in the homeless services is very complex.

blanch152

Bowie wrote: »

Where are you getting this from? My own anecdotal evidence suggests everything is on hold or has slowed to a crawl because of the pandemic. Do you have evidence on homeless families just not being homeless anymore or people unable to afford a roof of their own suddenly having no problems?
The so called 'charity industry' got some families off the list and into private rentals a few weeks back, which is great.

Your own anecdotal evidence? Do you have something to back that up, or are you just kite-flying?

The charity industry isn't "so-called", there are an awful lot of high-paid fat cats benefitting from the charity industry. Rehab wasn't the half of it.

Edgware

all about the mane wrote: »

O'Callaghan died 3 years ago...

Dont let the truth get in the way of a good rant

all about the mane

Bowie wrote: »

Where are you getting this from? My own anecdotal evidence suggests everything is on hold or has slowed to a crawl because of the pandemic. Do you have evidence on homeless families just not being homeless anymore or people unable to afford a roof of their own suddenly having no problems?
The so called 'charity industry' got some families off the list and into private rentals a few weeks back, which is great.

Another shinner was on here the other day saying that the collapse of airbnb had solved the homeless crisis. One of ye has gone off script.

all about the mane

tipptom wrote: »

You think FF/FG will care about what price it will cost the taxpayer to build houses as long as they get one more crack at power and another chance to throw more goodies to their Owen o Callaghan/Denis o Brien etc charity's?

O'Callaghan died 3 years ago...

Galwayguy35

tipptom wrote: »

You think that the housing plan should be abandoned?

I would have thought it should be stepped up with more urgency than ever.

The economy has ground to a halt, we are borrowing to keep the lights on and pay for the 20% of the population who are out of work.

You do realise the election promises were based on the state of the country last January and Febuary?

Edgware

tipptom wrote: »

You think FF/FG will care about what price it will cost the taxpayer to build houses as long as they get one more crack at power and another chance to throw more goodies to their Owen o Callaghan/Denis o Brien etc charity's?

Usual rubbish from you. Come back with something thats relevant