Fann Linn wrote: » Of course. Straight outta the playbook. I should've remembered that one.
Fann Linn wrote: » Sound. Everyone else's fault. Typical FFG, ye tried that with the nursing home apology too, blame everyone else so no gets the blame was Dobbo's description of latest govt manoeuvres.
Brendan Bendar wrote: » I hardly think that Dobbo was the poster boy for that remark. I presume that was the “Dobbo’ who was at the party out in Montrose, doing the non social distancing selfies. Kind of forks up your strategy there my friend. I wouldn’t use Dobbo as an argument on this issue, buddy.:D
Fann Linn wrote: » As opposed to your strategy of avoiding and evading the question being asked.
Floppybits wrote: » Another FFG tactic. Has the "But but but Storey Funeral" tactic been used yet?
Brendan Bendar wrote: » Like what, dude.
Fann Linn wrote: » Again, How can 'Pat' be expected to follow advice when govt themselves don't follow it?
[Deleted User] wrote: » Surely’Pat’ can think for himself? I know lots of Patricia’s who can!
Fann Linn wrote: » The Govt themselves were advised they could have hospitality or family gatherings but they could not have both.
Fann Linn wrote: » Brenner doesn't think so; Quote: Brendan Bendar Rubbish, what they did was depend on Pat to have some common sense and follow the advice given. They trusted Pat and Patsy to see the big picture and comply with advice. Did they follow it.......did they ****.
Brendan Bendar wrote: » Maybe,as in any case like this, have the balls to think for himself. I mean if Cullinane starts shouting “Up the Ra” is that carte Blanche for all Shinners to let go and do the same. Does that obviate the need to think for yourself. Aaah here Lookit , shure didn’t Dottser give the support, we is good to go, bhoys. Where’s them carbines?
Floppybits wrote: » When this sort of stuff coming out you know the government and their disciples are scrapping the bottom of the barrel to defend them.
smurgen wrote: » FFG have blood on their hands and hopefully going to be held accountable for it. They will be decimated and I mean decimated in the next election.
Brendan Bendar wrote: » Oooh.... hit a bit of a nerve there. Sorry bout that.:D
RandomViewer wrote: » If we follow the FG stance that the public pay no heed to anything they say ,what's the point of FG existing ?
Floppybits wrote: » Not at all. I couldn't careless about SF or any party for that matter but when I see government supporters resort to name calling all it says to me is that SF must be onto something if it provokes that sort of response from government supporters. We have seen it on here quite a bit, anyone who didn't support the government were called "special needs" by a government supporter and now we have "grunts" being used.
IAMAMORON wrote: » I don't get the Sinn Féin denialists myself. What are they ashamed of? It goes right to the top of that cabal anyway, they can't own up to nothing.
Brendan Bendar wrote: » Good lad.. amazing how many folk here couldn’t care less about SF. Now, what’s this crack about govt. supporters resorting to name calling ? Can u expand on that issue if possible?
CarProblem wrote: » This forum can be very childish Criticism of the government does not necessarily imply support for SF While this is a government thread you also see it elsewhere where criticism of SF is seen as support for FG (in particular but also the government in general) Some people do not have a political affiliation and look at each item/question on its own merits without regard for other actions and without resorting to whataboutery
IAMAMORON wrote: » Not as much as Sinn Féin pal
CarProblem wrote: » Give it time, by the time this pandemic is over the government may well be to blame (IMO of course, I'm just some random nobody, but also in the opinions of a lot of scientific/medical experts) for more needless and avoidable deaths that the IRA ever was