First swans and pikes and now cows.

Hazys · 08-12-2009 09:13PM

994 wrote: »

My friend told me it was South Asians from East Dublin.

Yes, how dare they pick up creatures which occur in the wild. Because apparently these Irish fisherman have an inalienable right to all shellfish found on our coast.

They actually do...but are fishing rights based on nationality or residency?

I heard it was norhtern spanish fishermen who gave up on fishes and are trying to steal our cows now.

InKonspikuou2 · 08-12-2009 09:16PM

It's true. I seen a Polish lad distract a cow with a pike and then proceed to beat him to good fúck with a swan.

My name is URL · 08-12-2009 09:21PM

994 wrote: »

Yes, how dare they pick up creatures which occur in the wild. Because apparently these Irish fisherman have an inalienable right to all shellfish found on our coast.

There's a reason why locals don't go out in their droves and take massive amounts of shellfish though, to protect the yield and support what's left of the local industry

The stuff the immigrants take doesn't end up in local restaurants or fish shops

Make of it what you will, it may not be the biggest issue in the world but I certainly don't agree with it

The Saint · 08-12-2009 09:24PM

My name is URL wrote: »

There's a reason why locals don't go out in their droves and take massive amounts of shellfish though, to protect the yield and support what's left of the local industry

The stuff the immigrants take doesn't end up in local restaurants or fish shops

Make of it what you will, it may not be the biggest issue in the world but I certainly don't agree with it

How do you know that they weren't collecting for a commercial Irish producer?

My name is URL · 08-12-2009 09:26PM

The Saint wrote: »

How do you know that they weren't collecting for a commercial Irish producer?

Because most commercial Irish producers make an effort to preserve stock and support the industry, and I'm sure that the fishermen would be aware of who it was in that case

jackthekipper · 08-12-2009 09:52PM

My name is URL wrote: »

Because most commercial Irish producers make an effort to preserve stock and support the industry, and I'm sure that the fishermen would be aware of who it was in that case

Coming from an area that had alot of fishing nearby it's my experience that Irish fishermen are as short sighted as the bus loads you mention.

ADTR · 08-12-2009 10:02PM

ronbyrne2005 wrote: »

Could you kill a cow if you were starving?

If you were a hot dog...and you were starving, would you eat yourself? I know I would.

CCCP^ · 08-12-2009 10:18PM

My name is URL wrote: »

If they were starving it'd be acceptable, but I doubt they are/were

tbh the people doing this are dirty thieving bastards that think it's ok to ignore our laws and customs.. that's not on if they want to live in our country

I've seen a minibus full of eastern Europeans out picking cockles early in the morning and loading vans with them. The local fishermen are up in arms over it because the industry is being ruined for them

I'd say the same thing if it was Irish people doing it btw

Reminds me of the story about Chinese people picking cockles out on some beach on the coast of south England, ended up drowning. I seriously doubt those eastern Europeans are making any money out of that venture, their just arms and legs. I think you will find some Irish guy is heading that operation and making a ****load of money doing it as the guys doing the donkey work are getting paid fack all for back breaking work.

Run_to_da_hills · 08-12-2009 10:53PM

Mary harney needs a bodyguard.

Mrmoe · 08-12-2009 10:59PM

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Mary harney needs a bodyguard.

Since when are they killing hippos?

First swans and pikes and now cows.

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