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The wondrous adventures of Sinn Fein (part 2)

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walshb

Ireland2020 wrote: »

They may have cut corners. There may be side effects,” we dont know

What?

May this, may that?!...

Of course there can be side effects. We all know this.

Ireland2020

Solutionking wrote: »

To be honest by the time she got to that part of the interview she already knew she had loads thousands of voters.

When was this election she lost thousands of votes?

[Deleted User]

Ireland2020 wrote: »

Side effects, how will it effect children (who havnt been used in the trials)

Tell us more, you are a medical student? What have you heard?

Will medical professionals refuse to take it?

Solutionking

Topgear on Dave wrote: »

Tell us more, you are a medical student? What have you heard?

Oh yes, I forgot a member of the HSE
Bound to have very useful information on the vaccine.

Ireland2020

Topgear on Dave wrote: »

Tell us more, you are a medical student? What have you heard?

Will medical professionals refuse to take it?

Well medical professionals in the HSE won't take the Flu jab so we dont know if all medial professionals will take it.

No kids u 18 have been given it in a trial. You think I'm giving it to my kid you have another thing coming

Solutionking

Ireland2020 wrote: »

Well medical professionals in the HSE won't take the Flu jab so we dont know if all medial professionals will take it.

No kids u 18 have been given it in a trial. You think I'm giving it to my kid you have another thing coming

Medical professionals in the HSE take the flu jab all the time. If they dont it in the minority. So what are you talking about?
Plus Pfizer has already started testing on teenagers and children.
What is the HSE position as a member of the HSE?

RandomViewer

walshb wrote: »

What concerns?

It’s a globally produced vaccine. Like many offers. Same questions and concerns that any medicinal product has

It has been passed as as safe as possibly be for humans to have...

This is just the same old same old anti everything government pushed..

Their whole attitude, advice and policy around Covid has been comically disjointed!

I think it's partly influenced by the swine flu court cases, the film Contagion may also have had an effect of giving the impression that the vaccine has been rushed ,

blanch152

Solutionking wrote: »

SF now on 6 news trying to say it is common for people to visit houses uninvited. Desperation now
Making this worse, than better. Why would anyone join SF now if you can expect any sort of person to land at your front door without any invitation? I doubt anyone wants the likes of Dessie Ellis or Violet Anne landing at their home.

Especially during Covid. I get 10-12 uninvited callers a day myself.

Could be worse, could be O'Snodaigh.

Solutionking

RandomViewer wrote: »

I think it's partly influenced by the swine flu court cases, the film Contagion may also have had an effect of giving the impression that the vaccine has been rushed ,

So SF are getting information from Hollywood?

Don't show them "The Walking Dead"

Ireland2020

Solutionking wrote: »

Medical professionals in the HSE take the flu jab all the time. If they dont it in the minority. So what are you talking about?
Plus Pfizer has already started testing on teenagers and children.
What is the HSE position as a member of the HSE?

The majority of HCW supported annual HCW flu vaccination (68.6%), with 52.9% of respondents reporting that they would be vaccinated for the 2017 to 2018 influenza season

small number my arse

blanch152

walshb wrote: »

What concerns?

It’s a globally produced vaccine. Like many offers. Same questions and concerns that any medicinal product has

It has been passed as as safe as possibly be for humans to have...

This is just the same old same old anti everything government pushed..

Their whole attitude, advice and policy around Covid has been comically disjointed!

I think Mary-Lou will end up regretting that statement more than any other.

Ireland2020

blanch152 wrote: »

I think Mary-Lou will end up regretting that statement more than any other.

Simon and his other 18 Covids can give her some tips on how to ignore anyone disagreeing with them

Solutionking

blanch152 wrote: »

Especially during Covid. I get 10-12 uninvited callers a day myself.

Could be worse, could be O'Snodaigh.

Whoever is in PR in SF should be kicked right to touch. Instead of killing this story they are making a real balls of it. I have no idea who the young lady was on news trying to convince us that SF members calling to her house uninvited is normal but even she didn't look convinced.
It was also the same story Mary Lou gave, they could of at least given her a different paragraph to read. Idiots

a very cool kid

Ireland2020 wrote: »

Eh they both won 37 seats. The Ceann Comhairle Seán Ó Fearghaíl, elected to Dáil Éireann in 2002 for Fianna Fáil, is returned automatically.

Both won 37 seats, FACTS

Fianna Fáil have 38 seats, Sinn Féin have 37. I never said anything about the election

Solutionking

Ireland2020 wrote: »

The majority of HCW supported annual HCW flu vaccination (68.6%), with 52.9% of respondents reporting that they would be vaccinated for the 2017 to 2018 influenza season

small number my arse

What happened to all HSE workers won't take the flu jab?
As a HSE worker come on explain what happens in terms of the flu jab, you have all the background information
Who does and doesn't take it?

walshb

blanch152 wrote: »

I think Mary-Lou will end up regretting that statement more than any other.

It’s absurd.

And here is the thing. It’s nothing to do with her view here. It’s purely to be against the government and to try and appeal to different sections..

FFS. Simple answer and proper and sincere answer: yes, I absolutely back the vaccine, and the tireless efforts of so many wonderful people to bring it to fruition.

Leave the anti vaccine anti everything nonsense to the conspiracy theorists and their like.

After all the hardships and death and efforts, and society brings us some resolve and answer, and she can’t even get behind it..

Solutionking

walshb wrote: »

It’s absurd.

And here is the thing. It’s nothing to do with her view here. It’s purely to be against the government and to try and appeal to different sections..

FFS. Simple answer and proper and sincere answer: yes, I absolutely back the vaccine, and the tireless efforts of so many wonderful people to bring it to fruition.

Leave the anti vaccine anti everything nonsense to the conspiracy theorists and their like.

After all the hardships and death and efforts, and society brings us some resolve and answer, and she can’t even get behind it..

It is even more absurd when you have Michelle shouting from the roof top in the North the vaccine could be in the North before Christmas
https://www.eveningexpress.co.uk/news/uk/first-vaccines-could-be-given-in-northern-ireland-next-week-swann/
How f**king stupid are they. Or more important, how stupid do they think their supporters are?

Ireland2020

Solutionking wrote: »

It is even more absurd when you have Michelle shouting from the roof top in the North the vaccine could be in the North before Christmas
https://www.eveningexpress.co.uk/news/uk/first-vaccines-could-be-given-in-northern-ireland-next-week-swann/
How f**king stupid are they. Or more important, how stupid do they think their supporters are?

The vaccine is in the North getting given to folk from tomorrow.

Do you even know what you be talking about.

walshb

Ireland2020 wrote: »

The vaccine is in the North getting given to folk from tomorrow.

Do you even know what you be talking about.

You did not grasp the point made!

Ireland2020

walshb wrote: »

You did not grasp the point made!

Mary Lou has concerns about the vaccine. Do you think she should ignore them?

Bonniedog

Apparently the poll on whether people would take vaccine showed that SF voters were highest in the sceptical category.

If SF had a poll showing that 70% of their voters thought that Leo is a lizard in human guise, they would probably "not rule that out" as a possibility.

Like the punter who backs virtual horses in combination bets, the Shinners got lucky in February. Hopefully, it will have been their best shot.

tikkahunter

They hoovered up all the anti Vaxers and anti everything and she won’t want to loose them votes.

Ireland2020

Bonniedog wrote: »

Apparently the poll on whether people would take vaccine showed that SF voters were highest in the sceptical category.

If SF had a poll showing that 70% of their voters thought that Leo is a lizard in human guise, they would probably "not rule that out" as a possibility.

Like the punter who backs virtual horses in combination bets, the Shinners got lucky in February. Hopefully, it will have been their best shot.

Haha they are Polling at record high levels since the election.

For Forks Sake

Ireland2020 wrote: »

The vaccine is in the North getting given to folk from tomorrow.
.

You can thank the Torys for that

Ireland2020

For Forks Sake wrote: »

You can thank the Torys for that

I'm not from Northern Ireland. It won't affect me why do I care who got the vaccine in the UK Govt

For Forks Sake

Bonniedog wrote: »

Apparently the poll on whether people would take vaccine showed that SF voters were highest in the sceptical category.

If SF had a poll showing that 70% of their voters thought that Leo is a lizard in human guise, they would probably "not rule that out" as a possibility.

Like the punter who backs virtual horses in combination bets, the Shinners got lucky in February. Hopefully, it will have been their best shot.

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

Ireland2020

For Forks Sake wrote: »

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

1 in every 5 FG supporters won't take the vaccine. That's not a great look for them either

But but SF is worse dosnt stop the fact 1 in every 5 people in FG disagree with a vaccine

IAMAMORON

Ireland2020 wrote: »

1 in every 5 FG supporters won't take the vaccine. That's not a great look for them either

But but SF is worse dosnt stop the fact 1 in every 5 people in FG disagree with a vaccine

Drivel.

I didn't take the pledge , does that mean something to anyone else?

Ireland2020

IAMAMORON wrote: »

Drivel.

I didn't take the pledge , does that mean something to anyone else?

1 in 5 won't take the vaccine. Are FG not worried about this or just worried about SF

jm08

Worth listening to this interview with Christine O'Mahony. Her main issue with her neighbour calling to the door was that she didn't want her parents to know about her dispute with Sinn Fein. She goes onto say that Darren O Rourke TD, a neighbour of 30 years is not a heavy from Belfast, that she has canvassed for him and will vote for him in future.
https://play.acast.com/s/lmfm-michael-reade-show-podcasts/christineomahonydiscusseswhyshehasresignedfromsinnfein
She says she is going to complain to Sinn Fein HQ for abuse she received from people in Sinn Fein, including the Chairman of Roscommon Sinn Fein who called her a 'non-entity'.
Imagine if she was in Fine Gael and a member of the FG Executive referred to a range of women as 'bitches' on social media. FG have set the precedent here for not doing anything about incidents like that.