blanch152 wrote: » It couldn't be done at the level of travel that is happening, that remains the position. Banning people from travelling to their dying relatives abroad or refusing people to come home to see their dying mother are the sort of things that will have to be done in order to impose such a quarantine. That is the type of cruelty that the likes of SF and SDs are willing to impose.
James Brown wrote: » So keeping people in hotels was impossible. Couldn't be done. You were foolish to even suggest it....now LV says, 'its not ruled out'. At least they're consistent in being inconsistent. Be funny if people weren't dying.
smurgen wrote: » I love the hotel quarantine for a least a year line without any explanation. If only there was a length of time between nothing and a year. It's like a threat. You want better so here's the misery.
smurgen wrote: » You're right Brendi. Some cretins on it. For example Fine Gael TD'shttps://twitter.com/LeoVaradkar/status/1293663127809204233?s=19https://twitter.com/FineGael/status/1326978069546987522?s=19
Brendan Bendar wrote: » Mainly inhabited by crazies and chancers, Blanch you are quite right
blanch152 wrote: » It is very difficult to understand obscure Twitter links enhanced only by soundbites. Coherence and logic get thrown out the window when we rely on Twitter.
Deleted User wrote: » I’m not sure what your point is? Stop what from happening?
[Deleted User] wrote: » I’m not sure what your point is? Stop what from happening?
smurgen wrote: » What's to stop it from happening again?https://twitter.com/SeanDefoe/status/1352229849054801920?s=19
Brendan Bendar wrote: » Incorrect, just stop the hyperbole and Twitter scraping. We all know the swamp life who infest that platform.
Deleted User wrote: » Why bother replying? Looks like you just want to shut down any and all dissent
Deleted User wrote: » Good news at last. We’re flattening the curve. https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-40212998.html Keep up the good work, folks. Stay home and stay safe. We’ll get through this.
smurgen wrote: » Saying there is no alternative is doom and gloom. Again you see people talking out against FG making a balls of things and embarrassing themselves over and over as threatening. It's speaks more of you than it does my posts. And where is the incorrect information in my last post? Are you saying Eoghan Murphy wasn't against lockdowns? Is the video a deep fake? Are we going into conspiracy mode now with FG loyalists?
Brendan Bendar wrote: » No, a chara, what I extrapolated is that your ‘mission’ here seems to be to keep firing up as much incorrect and overhyped gloom and doom on these pages as you can. Then there are idiots out there who will actually believe it. That’s what I thought was your idea no?:cool:
smurgen wrote: » If that's what you extrapolated from that quote of mine then FG must be your be all and end all. Some major projection going on there
Brendan Bendar wrote: » Jaysus, everything is ‘in tatters’ according to you. You must think everyone is an idiot.
smurgen wrote: » Any chance of Coveney manning up and getting rid of the wasters? FG brand in the gutter. Madigan.Varadkar. Harris. Murphy. FG now in tatters. A shell of it's former self.
RandomViewer wrote: » That's funny
blanch152 wrote: » I am not FFG, despite your best efforts to paint anybody who disagrees with you as such. Nobody offers any guarantees in life. Those who expect guarantees in life are a symbol of the entitlement culture.
Deleted User wrote: » Its not an impossible qs....its a simple yes/no....which your inability to formally rule out,speaks volumes about the contempt ffg have surronding policy debate And again.....can you gaurantee,the state would put homeless families into these....rabbiting off learned phrases,is a poor subsititude for the reality