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walshb wrote: »

Has the largest opposition party come out to condemn the violence today against AGS during a protest?

Anti-Lockdown would be seen as a right-wing philosophy, no centre or left leaning parties would be associated, YFG might need to do a roll call

McMurphy

wicklowstevo wrote: »

hmmm no mention of attacking gardai ?

Or the weather, or the rugby, no mention of Chelsea, of the price of a pound of sausages either.

Most people reading those tweets wont need deciphering tbh. It's pretty basic stuff to understand what they're referring to.

James Brown

jh79 wrote: »

Us the relationship between FG and the DUP on-going or based in that single event?

Can you give an example where FG have shown support for convicted criminals like SF have?

Francie, you're hardly that deluded that you think FG are similar to SF when it comes to violence and criminality?

Do you know anything about SF or the IRA? Anything at all? I'm surprised by your apparent shock here.
The IRA was an illegal organisation. Every member was a criminal.
Since the GFA they all signed up to peace. Some are in SF. I thought this was common knowledge.
Yes FG and SF are nothing alike when it comes to criminality.
FG engage in it to enrich themselves while showing a disregard for the tax payer.

RandomViewer wrote: »

Anti-Lockdown would be seen as a right-wing philosophy, no centre or left leaning parties would be associated, YFG might need to do a roll call

I dont think its a wing, or a philosophy thing. More an IQ thing.

markodaly

RandomViewer wrote: »

Penguin, Regency hotel trial,
FG government met with UDA after Dublin/Monaghan bombings,
FG have always favoured direct rule in the North,
So what isn't fact?

None of those are true afaik, but I would welcome links to the facts.

markodaly

Natterjack from Kerry wrote: »

I dont think its a wing, or a philosophy thing. More an IQ thing.

The lower IQ types are the new core vote for SF.

https://twitter.com/gavreilly/status/1365774327803752450?s=19

Alls going good

Whatisthisnow wrote: »

https://twitter.com/gavreilly/status/1365774327803752450?s=19

Alls going good

The support for independents in a concern there. With SF topping out at the usual left limit of a ceiling of 30, the legitimate parties, and democracy in general, could do without the vote wasting on independents.

Natterjack from Kerry wrote: »

The support for independents in a concern there. With SF topping out at the usual left limit of a ceiling of 30, the legitimate parties, and democracy in general, could do without the vote wasting on independents.

The people are fed up with FG and FF and if they don't wanna vote other parties they are turning to independents

Whatisthisnow wrote: »

The people are fed up with FG and FF and if they don't wanna vote other parties they are turning to independents

For sure, thats the simpleminded thinking that is driving it, and the vote for SF (which is the protest vote for Lab voters). But thats cutting off their noses to spite their faces, and sadly, they dont even see how they are disenfranchising themselves from democracy.

Natterjack from Kerry wrote: »

The support for independents in a concern there. With SF topping out at the usual left limit of a ceiling of 30, the legitimate parties, and democracy in general, could do without the vote wasting on independents.

Half the independents are genepool FF/FG who dirtied their bib and arent to be seen in the party but get all the emails, Lowry, Veronavirus etc...

Jinglejangle69

Whatisthisnow wrote: »

The people are fed up with FG and FF and if they don't wanna vote other parties they are turning to independents

When you say the people, who exactly are you taking about?

Jinglejangle69 wrote: »

When you say the people, who exactly are you taking about?

Well, not all the people, but probably about 15% of the people.

Natterjack from Kerry wrote: »

Well, not all the people, but probably about 15% of the people.

Have you proof of this 15%?

Leo is brown bread, FG may gain if they get rid

FF if they get rid of Martin may not fall as much as we think

The Greens don't matter

expectationlost wrote: »

https://twitter.com/davidcullinane/status/1365717333180887053 https://twitter.com/MaryLouMcDonald/status/1365723374866079744

Not a single word of condemnation for the attacks on the Gardai.

Am I surprised? No.

Sinn Fein are a cancer in our society.

Mr.burgess

blanch152 wrote: »

Not a single word of condemnation for the attacks on the Gardai.

Am I surprised? No.

Sinn Fein are a cancer in our society.

so is every other party in the country shower of ****e the lot of them

smurgen

People showing their autism.

smurgen wrote: »

People showing their autism.

Are you talking about the protesters in the city centre today?

Whatisthisnow wrote: »

Have you proof of this 15%?

Yes, its there in the poll. Independents 12%. And the few gained by other odds and sods is a couple more. Checking again, 13% is probably more accurate, but presume the poll has some plus or minus margin to it.

https://twitter.com/gavreilly/status/1365774327803752450?s=19

Natterjack from Kerry wrote: »

Yes, its there in the poll. Independents 12%. And the few gained by other odds and sods is a couple more. Checking again, 13% is probably more accurate, but presume the poll has some plus or minus margin to it.

https://twitter.com/gavreilly/status/1365774327803752450?s=19

Who are the 2% who vote for Aontu?

blanch152 wrote: »

Not a single word of condemnation for the attacks on the Gardai.

Am I surprised? No.

Sinn Fein are a cancer in our society.

YFG members in the crowd !!! and you are condemning SF

blanch152 wrote: »

Who are the 2% who vote for Aontu?

Old school SF,

RandomViewer wrote: »

YFG members in the crowd !!! and you are condemning SF

Every other major political party has condemned the unacceptable attacks on the gardai, except Sinn Fein.

That tells us everything about the senior leadership of that party.

Whatisthisnow wrote: »

Have you proof of this 15%?

Leo is brown bread, FG may gain if they get rid

FF if they get rid of Martin may not fall as much as we think

The Greens don't matter

Greens looking at total wipeout with those figures

For Forks Sake

walshb wrote: »

Has the largest opposition party come out to condemn the violence today against AGS during a protest?

Reada had a crack at it, but she's extremely dim :rolleyes:

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blanch152 wrote: »

Every other major political party has condemned the unacceptable attacks on the gardai, except Sinn Fein.

That tells us everything about the senior leadership of that party.

YFG members were there

For Forks Sake

blanch152 wrote: »

Who are the 2% who vote for Aontu?

Is the Tobin family tree massive?