Free speech outside boards

S.I.R · 04-09-2008 01:42PM

Tigger wrote: »

people are forever harping on about free speech on boards but there is
in fact i believe that there is a lot more free speech on here than there is in a lot of aspects of life

i used to work for a fat bollox, he was a self inulgent and useless cunt yet whenever we were in meetings we all agreed that he was doing the right thing

this fat fuck eventually ran the company into the ground and loads of peeps had to go on the dole for christmas

when i'm stopped by the gardai at a check point i allways have to blow in the bag i always have to put up with their crap
onec when i was lost i pulled in on my bike and asked a gardai for directions and he asked to seem my lisence and insurance did i use this precious free speechj right there , no i fucking didn't

there is free speech on boards

just there is nepotisim and a fear of *** as well

but there is free speech

to a popint far more lax than lost of other place real and virtual

sounds like your not the sharpest knife in the drawer,

its not what you say its how you say it, you cant go around saying what you like, thats how you get shot/stabbed/police brutality.

Stay in school kid.... or go back at the Very least.

oeb · 04-09-2008 01:43PM

Mahatma coat wrote: »

I got pulled up whilst wanderin home pissed, Cops demand ID I told them to shag off, got bundled into the back of the squadcar takento the Station and searched,

Exercised me right to silence after that.

am in court tomorrow, Lawyer will be doinall the speakin, and by Jaysus thats not Free

No that's not free speech. That's a public order offence and failing to follow instructions of a guard.

javaboy · 04-09-2008 01:44PM

Mahatma coat wrote: »

I got pulled up whilst wanderin home pissed, Cops demand ID I told them to shag off, got bundled into the back of the squadcar takento the Station and searched,

Exercised me right to silence after that.

am in court tomorrow, Lawyer will be doinall the speakin, and by Jaysus thats not Free

The sooner they bring in compulsory RFID cards the better I say. Then the Gardai can just scan you from a distance without needing your permission. It would eliminate situations like ever happening.

Honey-ec · 04-09-2008 01:45PM

javaboy wrote: »

The sooner they bring in compulsory RFID cards the better I say. Then the Gardai can just scan you from a distance without needing your permission. It would eliminate situations like ever happening.

I for one welcome our RFID...

Oh no, wait...

captainzapp · 04-09-2008 01:46PM

Mahatma coat wrote: »

I got pulled up whilst wanderin home pissed, Cops demand ID I told them to shag off, got bundled into the back of the squadcar takento the Station and searched,

Exercised me right to silence after that.

am in court tomorrow, Lawyer will be doinall the speakin, and by Jaysus thats not Free

A mate of mine gets asked for ID from the cops quite regularly just because he has a bit of a dodgy look about him. It's happened in the middle of the day walking through Rathmines.

Tigger · 04-09-2008 01:46PM

id cards

rf tags thats whats comming

they lare in the budget then they are gonna toll the footpaths

javaboy · 04-09-2008 01:47PM

Tigger wrote: »

id cards

rf tags thats whats comming

they lare in the budget then they are gonna toll the footpaths

If they implanted the tags under our skin it would significantly reduce the chances of leaving it at home by accident too.

captainzapp · 04-09-2008 01:49PM

javaboy wrote: »

If they implanted the tags under our skin it would significantly reduce the chances of leaving it at home by accident too.

It's true, my skin is the one thing I nearly always remember to bring with me out the door.

Tigger · 04-09-2008 01:51PM

not if when

javaboy · 04-09-2008 01:57PM

Tigger wrote: »

not if when

I don't know. I wouldn't be too sure with this government. They'll probably screw it up the first time round. The tags won't be properly integrated with the Garda pulse system or something.

I'd say it will be years before we have a decent skin-embedded RFID system in Ireland. Ah well. I live in hope.

LouOB · 04-09-2008 02:54PM

javaboy wrote: »

The sooner they bring in compulsory RFID cards the better I say. Then the Gardai can just scan you from a distance without needing your permission. It would eliminate situations like ever happening.

ALARM BELLS
I read a book that described the book of revelations by St Peter. This is one of the prophecies. Apocalypse here we come

captainzapp · 04-09-2008 03:17PM

LouOB wrote: »

ALARM BELLS
I read a book that described the book of revelations by St Peter. This is one of the prophecies. Apocalypse here we come

I wish it would just get it over with already.
It's the waiting I can't stand.

javaboy · 04-09-2008 03:23PM

LouOB wrote: »

ALARM BELLS
I read a book that described the book of revelations by St Peter. This is one of the prophecies. Apocalypse here we come

You read a book that described another book. Why not just read the original book?

I'm no expert now but I'm nearly certain there was no mention of radio frequency identification tags in any of St. Peter's works, no matter how revelatory they were. Sure they were still only getting used to barcodes back then.

javaboy · 04-09-2008 03:45PM

Tigger wrote: »

I missed this little pearl of wisdom earlier. A very good point and well made.

Tigger · 04-09-2008 04:01PM

javaboy wrote: »

I missed this little pearl of wisdom earlier. A very good point and well made.

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