Mav11 wrote: » You want to ban dogs? Shame:mad:
Higgins5473 wrote: » It was precisely what he actually said and was part of the Greens motion on national land use plan. Somebody didn’t just come out with it and ask him his thoughts on it. Seems you are the one that hasn’t read the rest. “Bring back a sense of wildness“ What an absolute clown. Has he ever been outside Ranelagh and taken a look around Ireland?https://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/greens-call-for-wolves-to-be-reintroduced-to-ireland-1.4036692
homes_for_all wrote: » It is nice that the Green Party have moved on from anti-vaccine, anti-EU stances to this pro-Wolves one at least. Maybe in another couple of decades they'll embrace nuclear?
Shefwedfan wrote: » No I don't Just making a point that dogs are also dangerous if not looked after correctly as well. If Wolves for reintroduced to Ireland I would expect they would need to put safe guards in place. As Eamonn says that is 40-50 years away so not really a concern at the moment is it?
Rows Grower wrote: » Eamon is 57, he was specifically asked if he would like to see wolves introduced in his lifetime and his answer was "Yeah." So he now reckons he'll be on living on this planet until he's 107? Some people reckon he's not even on this planet now, never mind in 50 years time.
Rows Grower wrote: » Look at this statement he has made public. It would be okay if he said this to a socially distanced group in a creche, but this is a statement that outlines what he said to a Green junior Minister and TD.https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-40025192.html
punisher5112 wrote: » Seen the idiot at Dublin castle and making sure he is seen on the news on his bike.... Then another clip on the new green way along the canal... Social distance not been followed, all waffle and no masks..... They are looking forward to 2 weeks off.... What has he actually done?
Shefwedfan wrote: » What is the problem with the statement? If you coiuld point out the bit please? "It weakens our strength, it weakens Government, it doesn't work and I'm confident that our own party members know that." Minister Ryan said: "You cannot vote against Government, if you are in Government, you cannot abstain if you are in Government. "It weakens our strength, it weakens Government, it doesn't work and I'm confident that our own party members know that."
Bowie wrote: » Help delay the cause of low paid workers and supported FF/FG on everything they put in front of him.
Shefwedfan wrote: » I think you might need to read up on what a coalition is....you seem to be confused about the concept
Rows Grower wrote: » Ehh, it's obvious that it's Neasa and Joe are the ones who need to do the reading up. And in all fairness, they should not be in government if they don't understand the concept.
Bowie wrote: » Maybe they thought a coalition was some kind of partnership instead of sleepy Eamo just doing as he's told. I'm sure he's happy with a few cat naps and his fat pension.
Shefwedfan wrote: » He has brought the Greens from worst election results to a constant increase over the last few election to finally the best election result ever Yet people sitting on a forum are suggesting he isn’t “mentally competent” Your “list” isn’t correct by the way
mikeym wrote: » He and his party were riding on the Greta Thunberg wave. People thought the Green Party were going to make Ireland more environmentally friendly. But now they are in the Dail the only Green they care about is on the Hundred Euro note. As for the list I can provide links to prove im not lying. He dug his own grave.
mikeym wrote: » Eamon Ryan using the N word but his loyal followers say my list is fake. His heart was in the right place but he was wrong to say it.
Shefwedfan wrote: » I am not a Eamonn Ryan follower by the way, I just find it hillarious the over the top rubbish posted on here. Everything was ok when the Greens had no power, now they do the fear in people have to try shoot them down. Personally I would think it is hard for any party to make a difference in a few weeks in the middle of a global crisis, what do you think?
punisher5112 wrote: » Pity the likes of him with his hippie ideas didn't think of a great plan when we were hit with the big recession.... We had housing stock, units apartments whatever one wants to call it and they could have easily used it to their advantage and made more money they they ever will due to selling out to China and other big countries and vulture funds that snapped everything up for buttons.... Why couldn't an Irish person that was stuck renting or needed a home be sorted with a housing unit where they would pay for it, get taxes from and other costs so councils and the government would have actually done well out of it... Even if credit had to be given but with terms that if not paid they definitely would lose the unit and someone else would get it that would...
mikeym wrote: » Ireland is a small fish in a big pond im afraid when it comes to making a difference in a global crisis.
punisher5112 wrote: » But they fcuked us right over the last time....
Shefwedfan wrote: » So you wanted Ireland to hold onto thousands of houses/apartments. Give them free to people who wouldn't pay rent and cripple the country even more? How exactly does that make sense? Just look at the arrears from every county council in Ireland from government housing
Shefwedfan wrote: » I think you need to read what happened in the crash, I don't support the Greens but even I know they didn't "fcuk us"
