The wondrous adventures of Sinn Fein (part 2)

donvito99 · 29-11-2020 10:33PM

FrancieBrady wrote: »

:D Don't unionists want to commemorate a bloody battle on the streets if there is a UI?

It's almost as if SF need partition to justify their own political existence?

The irony of the greatest steps towards a UI being taken by FG in recent years, and FF before that isn't lost on all of us. Should they play into the hands of the unionists also?

FrancieBrady · 29-11-2020 10:35PM

donvito99 wrote: »

It's almost as if SF need partition to justify their own political existence?

The irony of the greatest steps towards a UI being taken by FG in recent years, and FF before that isn't lost on all of us. Should they play into the hands of the unionists also?

You've lost me.

Brendan Bendar · 29-11-2020 10:46PM

spacet wrote: »

Good to know Brendan.

Any other observations about the content of the post or no? Do you think a day recognizing Britain's atrocities around the globe appropriate or are you one of those bend the knee type apologists?

Guess I was proved right... atrocities....bend the knee...

Happy I have a knee to bend, pal...a lot of folk unable to do that.

FrancieBrady · 29-11-2020 10:50PM

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

Happy I have a knee to bend, pal...a lot of folk unable to do that.

And you will have to live in a country where some people won't bend the knee Brendi.

Brendan Bendar · 29-11-2020 10:55PM

FrancieBrady wrote: »

And you will have to live in a country where some people won't bend the knee Brendi.

Idiots, Franci, every country has them.

Don Quixote types, tilting at windmills, bitter and twisted idealists.

Life is for living, Coach.

spacet · 29-11-2020 11:11PM

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

Guess I was proved right... atrocities....bend the knee...

Happy I have a knee to bend, pal...a lot of folk unable to do that.

Yeah, all those dead Iraqi's can't bend anything thanks to England and its empire. Good point.

I asked you a question Brendan. Man up and answer.

walshb · 29-11-2020 11:21PM

Bubbaclaus wrote: »

If there is no issue with his tweet, then why has he deleted it and apologised?

The tweet was disgusting..

And people need to park their ridiculous defense of parties and call things as they are..

We are meant to be moving on, healing, building bridges, peace and harmony

For a TD to come out with that is shameful..

Danzy · 29-11-2020 11:23PM

walshb wrote: »

The tweet was disgusting..

And people need to park their ridiculous defense of parties and call things as they are..

We are meant to be moving on, healing, building bridges, peace and harmony

For a TD to come out with that is shameful..

It was historically accurate and sadly true but not politically adept in these right on times.

For Forks Sake · 29-11-2020 11:31PM

There's a surprise :rolleyes:

https://twitter.com/NextIrishGE/status/1332852770920132610

hmmm · 29-11-2020 11:41PM

donvito99 wrote: »

How does that tweet advance the cause for a United Ireland?

SF are the single biggest thing standing between us now and a united Ireland. And tweets like that show why - what unionist could possibly think they will be safe in a United Ireland if SF are in charge?

Danzy · 29-11-2020 11:44PM

hmmm wrote: »

SF are the single biggest thing standing between us now and a united Ireland. And tweets like that show why - what unionist could possibly think they will be safe in a United Ireland if SF are in charge?

That old line has been trotted out for years. The fact that the Tanaiste is gay is a bigger block at this stage.

smurgen · 29-11-2020 11:45PM

hmmm wrote: »

SF are the single biggest thing standing between us now and a united Ireland. And tweets like that show why - what unionist could possibly think they will be safe in a United Ireland if SF are in charge?

Bigger than the DUP?

spacet · 29-11-2020 11:51PM

hmmm wrote: »

SF are the single biggest thing standing between us now and a united Ireland. And tweets like that show why - what unionist could possibly think they will be safe in a United Ireland if SF are in charge?

Completely agree.......... Can you imagine SF in control of the confidential state documents, the Justice Dept or hand picking unqualified judges. Trumpian levels of Danger.

Unionists work on a daily basis with SF. Probably them. Your argument is nonsense.

FrancieBrady · 29-11-2020 11:59PM

hmmm wrote: »

SF are the single biggest thing standing between us now and a united Ireland. And tweets like that show why - what unionist could possibly think they will be safe in a United Ireland if SF are in charge?

Good lord. Somebody from this state that left nationalists at the mercy of a bigoted sectarian state for 80 or more years comes out with that mouthful?

Nobotty · 30-11-2020 12:19AM

This thread has gone to the dogs

RandomViewer · 30-11-2020 01:18AM

smurgen wrote: »

Bigger than the DUP?

FGers love the DUP, Jeffery comes down for the ard fheis,takes selfies with his buddy butters, sings the Sash and God save the Queen,

Brendan Bendar · 30-11-2020 08:06AM

I see that lad Stanley couldn’t hold back..........

True colors exposed, not the first time I understand.

FrancieBrady · 30-11-2020 09:34AM

Good girl Audey Carville - landing Gregory Campbell on his hypocritical ass on RTE.

Sooner the conversation is had about the hypocrisy that goes on about ALL the violence perpetuated on this island the better.

30-11-2020 09:38AM

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

I see that lad Stanley couldn’t hold back..........

True colors exposed, not the first time I understand.

He should be booted out for his tweet, its funny you really here a NI SF politician making a comment like that in modern times ( not saying it never happens ).

Bishop of hope · 30-11-2020 10:16AM

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Good girl Audey Carville - landing Gregory Campbell on his hypocritical ass on RTE.

Sooner the conversation is had about the hypocrisy that goes on about ALL the violence perpetuated on this island the better.

If we had a clue what you're talking about it might help.
Thinking out loud isn't helping me on that.
What's your view on Stanley's deleted tweet?

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/politics/ni-first-minister-to-write-to-chair-of-the-dail-over-shameful-tweet-sent-by-sinn-fein-td-on-the-murder-of-british-soldiers-39807375.html

McMurphy · 30-11-2020 10:33AM

Stanley's greatest crime was using the "d" instead of "the" before "British Army"

Narrow water was a fairly successful operation by the provos in fairness. Stanley should have realised that today's society is too politically correct and right on to publicly voice his admiration for it though.

Kilmiachel good, narrow water bad?

I've no problem with the tweet myself in case anyone was left with any doubt.

Nobotty · 30-11-2020 10:36AM

Look,do any of the FG'ers here think that SF politicians don't revere the IRA
I've got news for you then
They do
Get over it
Brian Stanley made a mistake
He posted a tweet supporting the recent IRA campaign
Thats not politically correct at the moment
Its so frowned upon,it caused an MP in the North to have to resign
Its also very counter inclusive
Thats why Brian Stanley's tweet is gone
He won't be doing it again

blanch152 · 30-11-2020 10:43AM

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

I see that lad Stanley couldn’t hold back..........

True colors exposed, not the first time I understand.

From the Irish Independent:

"Before it was deleted, Mr Stanlys tweet received 500 likes."

It was also retweeted 69 times. Sad to see the Shinnerbot Twitterati at work like that.

He should stand down from his position as Chair of the PAC.

Jinglejangle69 · 30-11-2020 10:43AM

smurgen wrote: »

See no issue. Be more worried about this sort of tweeting from the FF side. I wonder will the Wicklow FF secretary face disciplinary action for this?

https://twitter.com/marty_ardmhacha/status/1332831239137583104?s=19

You claimed last week you're not a SF supporter.

Are you standing by this claim?

blanch152 · 30-11-2020 10:45AM

FrancieBrady wrote: »

And you will have to live in a country where some people won't bend the knee Brendi.

We live in a country where many people cannot bend their knee thanks to the IRA. Crippled for life by criminal thugs.

FrancieBrady · 30-11-2020 10:54AM

blanch152 wrote: »

We live in a country where many people cannot bend their knee thanks to the IRA. Crippled for life by criminal thugs.

And blanch?

Any mention for all the others injured and killed by the violence perpretrated on this island?

More of the 'look the other way' hypocrisy here like Gregory Campbell this morning. 'We can celebrate battles and killings every year and we demand we are allowed do that, and when we fraternise with unrepentent Loyalists we are not endorsing them...oh No, we are holier than that crowd over there. Or Charlie and Leo and the cohort on here, 'what savages are we that cannot. forgive and forget and pay respects to the Black and Tans?'

On it goes. As I say until there is a mature conversation about these things these issues will continue.

Bishop of hope · 30-11-2020 10:55AM

McMurphy wrote: »

Stanley's greatest crime was using the "d" instead of "the" before "British Army"

Narrow water was a fairly successful operation by the provos in fairness. Stanley should have realised that today's society is too politically correct and right on to publicly voice his admiration for it though.

Kilmiachel good, narrow water bad?

I've no problem with the tweet myself in case anyone was left with any doubt.

Ordinarily I'd agree with you maybe on some of that.
It's not the action I'd be against as such Mc, it's the throwing it in the face of the people you're hoping by peaceful means youre hoping to bring with you into a peaceful UI.
It's not yet the time for such glorification, and that yet may come, but tweets like that now entrenches and gives ammunition to the other side and actually slows the process.
It's usually best to cross the finishing line before you start your celebrations.

blanch152 · 30-11-2020 10:59AM

FrancieBrady wrote: »

And blanch?

Any mention for all the others injured and killed by the violence perpretrated on this island?

More of the 'look the other way' hypocrisy here like Gregory Campbell this morning. 'We can celebrate battles and killings every year and we demand we are allowed do that, and when we fraternise with unrepentent Loyalists we are not endorsing them...oh No, we are holier than that crowd over there. Or Charlie and Leo and the cohort on here, 'what savages are we that cannot. forgive and forget and pay respects to the Black and Tans?'

On it goes. As I say until there is a mature conversation about these things these issues will continue.

Oh the constant whataboutery nonsense.

You mentioned bending the knee, I pointed out why many people cannot bend their knees in Ireland - the criminal thugs of the IRA who were supported by Sinn Fein. Kneecapping was an IRA tactic, not a British one. Why would I mention the British?

Man up and condemn Stanley. Your tired excuses for Sinn Fein have run out of road.

blanch152 · 30-11-2020 11:00AM

McMurphy wrote: »

Stanley's greatest crime was using the "d" instead of "the" before "British Army"

Narrow water was a fairly successful operation by the provos in fairness. Stanley should have realised that today's society is too politically correct and right on to publicly voice his admiration for it though.

Kilmiachel good, narrow water bad?

I've no problem with the tweet myself in case anyone was left with any doubt.

No, we are not in any doubt that you have no problem with the tweet.

Dempo1 · 30-11-2020 11:02AM

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Good girl Audey Carville - landing Gregory Campbell on his hypocritical ass on RTE.

Sooner the conversation is had about the hypocrisy that goes on about ALL the violence perpetuated on this island the better.

Yes heard that, proper journalism, not the same can be said for the moany Mary Wilson interviewing the smug 'merc & perk " Coveney, god he's just unbearable at times. The hypocrisy was breath taking, of course he resorted to the mask coming off mantra, it's becoming tiresome.

FG couldn't wait to put the boot in given the weekends polls, perhaps Coveney & Co should be reminded of their little history, namely the fascist blueshirts.

I do however believe Stanley's comments whilst probably reasonable given historical context did go a little far, particular the end if his tweet.

The wondrous adventures of Sinn Fein (part 2)

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