I wonder how this will work out for him
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So, Ms De Brun is a secondary school teacher. She is informed that they'll be six refugees enrolling in the school in February. Ms De Brun believes Ireland/the school is full and we should look after our own first.
There's a school retirement function and she loudly confronts the principal in front of parents/staff/pupils/etc.
She's then suspended with pay and continues to turn up for school.
I take it all the above is okay because she's standing firm to her beliefs.
Lads I'm having trouble keeping up (I have a bit of a life and I'm studying)
so any change to the outcome on Friday?
I see as soon as someone is threadbanned, anor looper steps up, no surprise there.
No change to his or the family's legal status? No rants in Castlebar or in court or outside a school?
No, right, I'm back up to date so. I think they should just throw him in jail - no end, just leave him there. His presence might stop the other reoffenders from reoffending so they don't have to encounter him in The Joy. He might have a positive outcome for hundreds, that'd be gas
This is what a lot of people quietly think. But you won't get far here with that sentiment - don't you know there is a Fatwah here on this lads head and his family!
And before anyone splutters with indignation, this is obvious on virtually all 135 pages on this thread in some comment or another.
Other than being.another 1400 in fines,no.
Speaking.of: anyone know how long he's given to pay them? Presumably he won't. And at that point he'll be heading back to jail.
he wants to be put in jail, allows him to make himself out as a martyr or something
Not saying the judge won't oblige at some point, but I'm guessing the courts will start speeding up the process of seizing his assets first to try get him to comply.
Failing that his existing contempt charge could be changed from coercive to punitive and he could just be handed down a set sentence.
No doubt he'd be back in front of the school once he served his time, but failing further developments it'd fall out of the news fairly quickly and deny him the publicity he so desires.
So you cant answer me why you thought it was political, fair enough.
This is the article, written in July 2010. Since March of that year, the Burkes had been travelling to Dublin 2-3 times a week to protest outside the Dáil. The car journey took them 3-4 hours and they would then stand there for up to 9 hours a day. They claimed the Bible was sustaining them on these long days. In light of that, standing outside a school in January isn't that strange in their world.
He didn't bully any children. Try stick to the facts. He tried to bully the Principal.
Costs money to keep him in prison.
Standing outside the school is better.
What about the child that this is all about?
Burke never said a word to the child. He didn't even teach the child. Burke cracked the sh1ts with the Principal, not the child.
I'm not sticking up for Burke by the way. Burke wasn't disciplined for anything whatsoever to do with the child. It was for his behaviour towards the Principal.
So you don’t think that as a result of his antics and the attention drawn to the school as a result hasn’t even a teensy bit affected the child in question?
Yes, I'm sure it would have an effect on the child. But that's not what I answered. The claim was that Burke bullied the child. That was what I answered.
No we don't. There are much more child friendly ways to stand up for your personal views - standing outside a school with the media circus beside you is a constant reminder to the child who is being ridiculed by this idiot and his family controversy to the detriment of that child and the other children who attend the school. Enoch Burke has zero interest in protecting the innocents whom he taught, its his way or the highway and feck everyone else who doesn't do it his way.
Yes but I assume at this point the child is aware of and possibly suffering as a result of Burke's actions.
It's also possible the child would have been scheduled to come under Burke's tuition in a future year and Burke had already down the seeds for that.
And all the other kids now dealing with the media intrusion every day as well.
All true, but again, not the question I answered.
I'm guessing much like Burke you didn't read the children's letter either?
Nope. Didn't see it. I'll go look for it now.
Is the letter posted online?
The WHS student council wrote a letter to Burke - which the coward refused to accept - stating their concerns with his actions.
"The Council said that for many LGBTQI+ students, Mr Burke's presence in the school "is a daily reminder of the prejudices they feel".
He may not ever spoken to this trans student one on one, but his actions most certainly affected not only on them, but every LGBTQ student in the school.
The Dept of Education defines bullying as "unwanted negative behaviour, verbal, psychological or physical, conducted by an individual or group against another person (or persons) and which is repeated over time".
I think Burke's behaviour could be described as psychological bullying.
Intimidation is a form of bullying, it doesn't have to be verbal. It takes real courage for those children to pass that circus every day, under such scrutiny and try and study for junior and leaving cert classes - bearing in mind, some of those children may no longer have a german teacher - what is that doing to their learning?
Enuch and the media should be kept 500 mts from the school so that the children can be dropped and picked up in peace. His freedoms shouldn't top the freedom of children attending school in a calm and peaceful environment. Children SHOULD ALWAYS come first, always, no ifs and buts
And again, for the third time, I'm not denying that Burke's behaviour is not having a negative effect on the kids. I'm agreeing that it is having a negative effect on the kids.
What I'm saying is that his row with the Principal and his protest outside of the school, while being a dick move, isn't bullying. If he bullied the children, you can be sure that would have been included in his disciplinary process.
Edit. His row with the Principal was possibly bullying, but the rest of it isn't bullying.
But again your opinion isn't really isn't important. Because it doesn't effect you.
Children at the school feel intimated, intimation is a form of bullying.
Agreed?
Can the Court seize money from his bank accounts? I know they can send the bailiffs to seize physical assets, but I’m guessing he doesn’t have anything worth a few quid.
I'll agree that some children more than likely feel intimidated. No problem agreeing with that. They don't want Burke anywhere near the school. And fair enough, nothing wrong with them wanting that. The man is a d1ckhead.
But that doesn't necessarily mean that Burke is bullying them. Intimidation and bullying are often linked but they are not always the same thing. Burke has made no threats towards the children. Absolutely none. He hasn't verbally abused any of the children either so I can't see how he has bullied them.
So I'll answer your question with a 'not agreed'.
I'm not sure how it specifically works but there's 4 options open to the courts in relation to fines
There's more details in the legislation
Edit: I've no doubt the courts will be forced to go down the "recovery" route
Unwanted negative behavior - bigotry - against the student in question.
Can the state/ judiciary gift the proceeds of the fines to pro transgender charities? That could force him to reconsider if he thought he was sponsoring a cause he despises.
If he has no intention of paying the fines, then I don't think it will matter.
I had a similar thought in relation to the community service order mentioned above. Give six months community work at some kind of LGBT support centre, sweeping the floors.