Shefwedfan wrote: » Another deflection as usual Francie.....:p I would say I was surprised but it is nothing new......your little comment back fired and instead of admitting it, standard SF and point the finger:p:p
FrancieBrady wrote: » That obscure random blog 'Slugger O'Toole' has some more interesting Loyalist introspection today.https://sluggerotoole.com/2020/06/12/loyalism-the-enduring-perception-of-loss/ I can accept a lot of this, but I do think Loyalists still have a big swallow to make if they are ever to come to terms with what happened to them. They need to accept and confront the fact that the statelet they created was wrong and could never be sustained. Then a lot of what happened will make sense to them.
downcow wrote: » Do you not get it. Or are you trying to not get it. The history here means that things one community loves and cherishes have become a source of offence and antagonism to the other community. These include, Irish flags, union flags, gaa shirts, ni tops, Irish language signage, etc, etc. We need to learn to respect all of these and not be cleansing each area of the ones the majority don’t want. It’s going to take a very long time I fear
Shefwedfan wrote: » I was shocked you agreed with Francie, shocked. What is rubbish, the start, middle and end is the bits I picked out
[Deleted User] wrote: » So no effort to counter it or any points raised? At no point,did i say i agree with it? Its very childish to label something rubbish and then refuse to outline why
FrancieBrady wrote: » What backfired? You are in a wee bubble of FF self righeousness there Shef, a UI isn't going away because you have managed to ferret a few quid away you don't want touched.
Shefwedfan wrote: » I think you will find the charter says I don’t have to counter rubbish posts.....yes just checked and Yes I don’t have to Especially when it’s not even to the OP...
[Deleted User] wrote: » Indeed Though one would have to wonder is labeling all and sundry,who disagree with yous as rubbish,without stating why....count as civil?? Like your free to hold this view,im just enquiring as to what informs it? You seem unable/unwilling to provide direction to what supplements your opioion though,bit childish like,but thats ok too i guess
Shefwedfan wrote: » Civil? I’m just repeating what you post every time you caught talking rubbish and lying So you agree your uncivil by posting about the charter? Refusing to back up your posts?
Shefwedfan wrote: » If you can’t even follow your own posts then it’s a bit pointlesS isn’t it? Did anyone say a UI is going away? I would say I have managed to “ferret” a lot more than a few quid, most people do when they work for a living
FrancieBrady wrote: » Well, actually, no they don't. That's one of the reasons why the power swap has fallen to it's lowest share of the vote ever. Because even the working man and woman cannot get ahead in this country due to inequities and FF/FG's insistence that the less well of pay for the foibles, mistakes and downright crimes of others. And the point was you belligerently want a UI to go away - hence you find yourself in alliance with belligerent unionists/loyalists. Good luck with that. I wonder will Michael Martin do the same, come the time.
BonnieSituation wrote: » I don't get why you can't the answer six clear, concise and straightforward questions I posed to you.
Shefwedfan wrote: » I know hundreds of working men and women who have got ahead in this country. Every day people are doing it. No party in government is going to be able to help the waster As I posted above, the good people of Northern Ireland come down in their thousands to benefit from the Ff and FG Ireland
BonnieSituation wrote: » Right? Why would an ILA give anyone a right to "antagonise you? What does the ILA change that will allow such behaviour? Why do you expect antagonism? Do you think that Irish Language enthusiasts will try to exact revenge for the sectarianism that the Northern statelet imposed upon Nationalists? If so why do you think that? What evidence have you that that's a likely scenario?
FrancieBrady wrote: » ****only got real when the violence spilled over to here? Yeh, Randy...not everyone has the disconnect you have. That is why a UI is not going away.
Randy Archer wrote: » Go find the line , in full, to support that bull**** . Pathetic distortion . It was clearly pointed out to you, that the Boundary Commission settled it . The majority in the six counties wanted nothing to do with the South for several obvious reasons. Pity armchair generals like you in the entire Province of Ulster didn’t get the finger out and get out from under the bed between 1919-1922. Interesting you have nothing to say nor do you defend yourself with regard to your social class and the complete lack of say or contribution to the economy you ever had or will have the future Go back to picking mushrooms
FrancieBrady wrote: » Your objections to a UI are based on 'I'm alright Jack' to hell with anyone else's aspirations or life. There is no denying that FG and FF systemically ignored what was happening Irish people in the north. They got enough keys to the kingdom and they sat back..to hell with anyone else, I'm alright Jack.
FrancieBrady wrote: » What?
Randy Archer wrote: » Northerners of both communities have next to zero in common with most southerners . Many of they have more in common with Glasgow than they do with Cork or Dublin
“I’m all right jack “ lol ! , ya, multiple recessions, mass emigration until the 1990s . What did you expect the State to do about the North bar run to the ECJ and UN . Fight with sticks and stone ? Why didn’t you not go all GI Joe back in the day ? Waffler ! When you stand and support paramilitaries that refused to recognise this State snd its organs , well, frankly, the public down here will tell ye to jog on . The region , is a basket case ; sectarianism still divides the place and it offers sfa economic assets to either the U.K. or a Ireland , bit like the **** holes that are Monaghan , Cavan and Donegal. Whitney chip on shoulder Nordies. There was nothing stopping so called Irish men and women to move down South Hilarious for typical Shinner’s whinge “I’m all right jack” when they haven’t done a days work in years and prefer the dole
Randy Archer wrote: » You really are pathetic. You don’t even mask your stupidity anymore. Waffler . Do yourself a favour Francie, go out and get a job, you bum. It can’t be healthy being clued to this site, and in particular SF related threads 20 hours a day 7 days a week
FrancieBrady wrote: » I'm flabberghasted that anyone could utter such a comment after the last 5 years. Have you no filter that you would not have had a think before committing something like that to type? We are completely linked through economic, societal and health structures be we catholic, protestant's, orange green or purple. The rest of this is just unfiltered bile. Not worth comment tbh
FrancieBrady wrote: » And you are too selfish to see that with investment and effort everybody can share in the created wealth of the island. It is not too long ago that the good people of the south had to leave this country (run by the good people of FG and FF) in their hundred's of thousands just to survive.
Shefwedfan wrote: » Always turn it personal Francie ..... We had a few bad years, but turned it around again How many bad years have the North had because of the likes of SF? Also with no sign of it ever getting better You can go in circles all you want, this is a thread about the North and for all your complaining about FF and FG they have made a country that huge sections of the North work in and live in because they can get away from parties like SF. How many young people from the North move to UK as well to get away?
munsterlegend wrote: » Or the new Linfield UVF top a team who plays at Windsor park the home of the north’s football team. Some things never change.
downcow wrote: » Here is what my local councillor has just posted on this issue. A great guy who is doing his very best in this sf dominated constituency I live in. “ The hypocrisy and public hysteria over the new Linfield top is laughable, but sinister as it exposes the underlying distaste for Unionism. The opportunistic chance to batter a football club, linking it to paramilitaries, dragging it through the gutter stinks of bandwagon politics. The idiotic ramblings from some quarters of nationalism / media & left wing politicians is actually surprising... The GAA as a sporting organisation need to focus on housekeeping, I’m not attacking them or engaging in whataboutry but there are no football grounds named after terrorists, no cup challenges dedicated to killers and the Irish league have done a lot to stamp out sectarianism. I’m a Portadown man..... I’d never be seen in a Linfield top (Cos let’s face it ... Upa Porty Down) but this is getting ridiculous... it’s silly verging on childish... that’s what’s wrong with this bloody country, too much focus on trivial nonsense... build a bridge get over it..... it’s a football top... the UVF haven’t a copy right on purple and orange, put your big boy pants on and get a box of tissues to wipe your tears.” Ps the gaa/republican nice people who have raised this have guaranteed that infield shirt sales will go through the roof. Can they not see this through their bigotry Edit. And some wonderful responseS lol. Pictures of stephen farry alliance receiving his degree in a gown of exactly same colours as well as points about the Glens wearing the Palestinian colours ....and it goes on and on. lol. You need to grow up munstrrlegend
munsterlegend wrote: » Are you for real? A football club and ground synonymous with sectarianism produces a jersey with an orange sash on it and colours used on all UVF banners. Whoever commissioned the jersey is either brain dead or wants to provoke a reaction and sell jerseys. One actually forgets how backward the ifa is and linfield. Won’t even play a match on a Sunday or would the international team. Some laugh.
downcow wrote: » More untruths. I have attended several ni international matches on a Sunday. Or maybe you will tell me I am dreaming. Which is it? A sash or a Uvf shirt. Make up your mind. The sash across a sports jersey is used by teams across the world (all honouring the orange order lol). Have a look how many gaa shirts have copied same design from football.