Bowie wrote: » You've 9, so close. What do I win? :rolleyes: Throw a few more made up allegations and more insults and you'll be top dog in no time.Not sure what any of your personalised slurs have to do with FG, but that's the point isn't it?
Brendan Bendar wrote: » Check it out with the boy, Stanley, my friend.
Brendan Bendar wrote: » https://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/sinn-féin-apologises-as-member-resigns-over-social-media-abuse-1.4326902 What in heck’s name is all this about?? Hopefully nobody........ well I’ll leave it at that...
Brendan Bendar wrote: » https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/politics/pac-chair-accused-of-basic-error-on-dail-rent-cost-claims-39440088.html Oh dear, the boy Stanley not having a good start is seems. These lads seem to have a poor understanding of fiscal matters. Uhmm......
McMurphy wrote: » Sorry, is this still the FG thread
Brendan Bendar wrote: » What does a ‘Fine Gael’ thread mean. A thread where everyone lies down and watches as posters lash into FG, with no recourse to reply on their behaviour? Would it mean that I am driving at 100 km down a 30 km road and a lad stops me and rightly gives me a dressing down. Next day I see that same lad driving at 110 km down an 30km road and I can’t refer to that. Would you ever have sense.
McMurphy wrote: » The clue is in the name - there's many a SF thread to post about Stanley or whatever, many. I get it, SF as the main opposition party may come up in a thread discussing FG, but we least have some context behind them. As it stands, you have just did the equivalent of blindly walking into a thread about Sega's/Blur/Man UTD and just keep blindly posting stuff about Nintendo's/Oasis/Liverpool. You're not posting in context, just posting SF related stuff with no substance nor context behind it. There's plenty of SF related threads without you lot wanting to turn an actual FG related thread into an SF one too. Marking the card, so to speak, pointing it out is all. Do they have you that rattled, dude?
JohnnyFlash wrote: » Dude, you think more about FG than any party member does. They are living rent free inside your head. The Bailey thread nearly broke you. Still in power, and still calling the shots. Nice one.
McMurphy wrote: » I brought it up because SF are consistently outpolling FG including in the actual elections (you know the ones that matter most?) With a clear trend emerging, of which I linked to a few posts ago, and you didn't acknowledge. Why, if FG are doing such a stellar job is my question? Are the plebs not getting the party message loud and clear, and failing to get with the program?
jimmycrackcorm wrote: » How are SF outpolling FG in the actual elections? They had a disastrously poor showing in the local election and only got a couple of seats more in the general election against FG who have been in charge for two terms.Apart from FG currently outpolling SF due to the stellar performance of the government with the Covid pandemic, I find it mildly amusing that until now, SF and it's stalwarts kept on referring to FFG as an entity. But we don't hear much of that now they seem to think that they won the election and have been somehow denied a chance to run the country. It doesn't suit the narrative to point out that "FFG" is twice as popular as SF. And currently FG, on their own, are way ahead in comparison. FF have been hit by the likes of the Cowen story and Sf have had several mishaps. I doubt if they'd get as lucky now in another election.
Ireland's 14-day incidence of Covid-19 cases per 100,000 now higher than the UK - ECDChttps://www.rte.ie/news/2020/0810/1158251-coronavirus-masks-mandatory/
jimmycrackcorm wrote: » How are SF outpolling FG in the actual elections? They had a disastrously poor showing in the local election and only got a couple of seats more in the general election against FG who have been in charge for two terms. Apart from FG currently outpolling SF due to the stellar performance of the government with the Covid pandemic, I find it mildly amusing that until now, SF and it's stalwarts kept on referring to FFG as an entity. But we don't hear much of that now they seem to think that they won the election and have been somehow denied a chance to run the country. It doesn't suit the narrative to point out that "FFG" is twice as popular as SF. And currently FG, on their own, are way ahead in comparison. FF have been hit by the likes of the Cowen story and Sf have had several mishaps. I doubt if they'd get as lucky now in another election.
Bowie wrote: » Did you find Leo quoting films in an address about covid mildly amusing? The covid bump has likely passed. "We're all in this together" never rang true coming from FG. Not their style. As it says on FG's campaign literature, 'Not the worst', but hardly 'stellar.
RandomViewer wrote: » Think they'd have learned from HepC, Harris will do time for nursing home clusters, one health scandal to far.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Why Harris and not the nursing home owners?
smurgen wrote: » Because they contacting him well in advance saying they weren't prepared. Couldn't get hold of him. M.I.A.
[Deleted User] wrote: » And.....who’s fault was it that they weren’t prepared? How well in advance did they know about the pandemic?
Deleted User wrote: » Why Harris and not the nursing home owners?
dundalkfc10 wrote: » https://twitter.com/LeoVaradkar/status/1293663127809204233?s=19 Oh Jesus, Leo must have been on the sauce in the park with his mates tonight.
Bowie wrote: » Leo putting his new shoes in his mouth. What a buffoon. Ward defended himself well and then Leo made a balls of it.
john4321 wrote: » Can you explain what he said incorrectly that deserved him to be to be called a buffoon by yourself?
If you are white, male or even worse middle-class, Sinn Féin doesn’t want you. So much for an ‘Ireland of equals’
Bowie wrote: » This: "If you are white, male or even worse middle-class, Sinn Féin doesn’t want you. So much for an ‘Ireland of equals’" You see your wan was trying, poorly, to suggest a white middle class Male can't know what it's like to be a minority etc. Ward shut her down very well speaking on his career to date as a public representative. Then Leo tweeted the above. Completely missing the mark and making an arse of himself. You're welcome
McMurphy wrote: » It's in the tweet bro. Are you seriously suggesting the shinners don't want never mind have male voters whom may be white and "middle class"? Think about your reply before hitting the "submit button" - this is not the hill you need to die on, dude. (Do people still say dude trying to stay hip and with it here)
john4321 wrote: » Firstly referring to the senator as "your wan" is a strange stance to take for me. Glad you were able to see that the other Senator was able to counter her soundbite which is clearly shown during the debate. My question was why you decided to pick on a Tweet from the former Taoiseach and call him a buffoon?
RandomViewer wrote: » Refused to test patients sent from hospitals for a start. FG have caused unnecessary death and suffering in the health system for decades ,Its time to say "Stop",
dundalkfc10 wrote: » Poor Leo will be in trouble over this by lunchtime tomorrow, he reckons Sinn Féin don't want white middle class males. We have had posters here slaggong Mary Lou for been a white middle class female. Sinn Féin must now be seen as a Feminist Party or something. FG are rattled, have a go at SF when things are going bad in full force
john4321 wrote: » Firstly where did I ever suggest that? I was just replying to another poster.
Can you explain what he said incorrectly that deserved him to be to be called a buffoon by yourself?