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gangland shooting today

genericguy

Another gangland shooting today, member of ione of the crumlin/drimnagh gangs.

I'd like to thank his killers for removing another cnut from the gene pool.

Hopefully the gunmen will themselves be killed in retaliation, god knows it would be better than our money being wasted rehabilitating, feeding, educating and entertaining them in the 'joy.

Lefties, shut up in advance.

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galwayrush

If it means another less scumbag, good stuff.:cool:

[Deleted User]

That's all well and good letting scumbags take care of scumbags but I'm more worried I might get caught in the crossfire.

I'll agree with you if we lock them all in a big warehouse where there's no chance of innocent passers by getting hit by stray bullets.

Pygmalion

But it's not their fault they're murderous scumbags, it's society's fault.
If only we'd release everyone from prison and treat murderers, drug dealers and rapists by talking to them about their feelings nothing like this would ever happen.

[Deleted User]

One less drug-dealing scumbag.

Excellent.

therewillbe

One less piece of CRAP on our streets. ROT IN PIECES:D:D

Amalgam

The victim was wearing a bullet proof vest.

Is it illegal for civilians to own\wear them?

APM

Amalgam wrote: »

The victim was wearing a bullet proof vest.

Is it illegal for civilians to own\wear them?

No, why would it be? Its hardly a dangerous weapon

beertons

Got him twice in the head. 9 others missed, his head, though.

utick

http://www.rte.ie/news/2009/0717/ballyfermot.html

somebody forgot to tell him bulletproof vests wont protect you from being shot in the head.

why would bullet proof vests be illegal??? sounds like an odd theory

DTrotter

Pygmalion wrote: »

But it's not their fault they're murderous scumbags, it's society's fault.
If only we'd release everyone from prison and treat murderers, drug dealers and rapists by talking to them about their feelings nothing like this would ever happen.

Who says this now?

mike65

Let us remember those killed instead of the scummers. Wayne Doherty, Anthony Campbell, Donna Cleary, Jordan Crawford (6 years old) and so on.

genericguy

Amalgam wrote: »

The victim was wearing a bullet proof vest.

Is it illegal for civilians to own\wear them?

It is actually illegal - a friend of mine once told me the law says "it gives one an unfair advantage over the state". it's getting to the stage where we'll all fooking need them though.

JONJO THE MISER

Great news, thats another 204 per week saved from the social welfare bill, im sure he will get a nice roasting in hell tonight:D:D.

StopTheDrugWar!

rarnes1 wrote: »

One less drug-dealing scumbag.

A new opportunity for another.

Pygmalion wrote: »

If only we'd release everyone from prison and treat murderers, drug dealers and rapists by talking to them about their feelings nothing like this would ever happen.

No, if we legalised drugs this would never happen.

mike65 wrote: »

Let us remember those killed instead of the scummers. Wayne Doherty, Anthony Campbell, Donna Cleary, Jordan Crawford (6 years old) and so on.

Yes, when will the madness end?

oh, right. When the government decide to end it. Good day.

Dancor

Amalgam wrote: »

The victim was wearing a bullet proof vest.

Well that was ****ing useless. Did he learn nothing from Dumb and Dumber ''What if he shot him in the face''

Mossy Monk

StopTheDrugWar! wrote: »

No, if we legalised drugs this would never happen.

Legalise heroin and cocaine? :rolleyes:

StopTheDrugWar!

Mossy Monk wrote: »

Legalise heroin and cocaine? :rolleyes:

Yes.

Imo stopping a very small number of people from making the wrong choices is not worth the loss of innocent lives and destruction of entire communities.

Drugs are easily available already. The vast majority of people who want drugs can get them anyway. It's social networking in action. People who don't know where to get drugs nowadays probably knew a few stoners but never connected themselves as they had no interest in taking illegal drugs.

Coke-heads refuse heroin, stoners refuse coke. To assume that the average person would suddenly start injecting as soon as drugs became legal is nothing more than self-righteous paternalism, aswell as being a load of bollox.

mikemac

Passed in on the bus home, about two hours after it happened.

That blue tent was up though tent mightn't be the correct term.
Forensics squad in their boiler suits out working.
And the area taped off and gardai taking statments from the pyjama & tracksuit wearing locals.
Well not all dress like that but a fair proportion. It's a bit of grey area of it's Ballyfermot or Inchicore. Most say Ballyfermot but people with local knowledge may disagree. THe media will say Ballyfermot anyway

Right beside the GAA pitch, a good thing no kids got caught in the crossfire!

Not from Dublin but the third time I've passed something like this.
Once was in the IFSC.
And once was on Clonliffe Road and I gave a statement as it happened minutes before I passed the scence.

Witness scences of three shootings in two years!
Wouldn't happen in Limerick I tell ya