What Enda Says is Best

Aquila wrote: »

Not surprised whatsoever,yet another example of a lack of backbone by our wonderful elected representatives

Yes. We need the Shinners and ULA in government - they've got the backbone required to bring this country properly to its knees. :rolleyes:

Hrmm, who do I listen to:
Our elected leader, who is receiving information and advice from experts here and in Europe, or the leader of a terrorism backing political organisation who are only supported by the most uneducated, ignorant and outright moronic in Irish society?

I think I'll stick with Enda, thanks.

micropig

TreesAreCrowd wrote: »

Hrmm, who do I listen to:
Our elected leader, who is receiving information and advice from experts here and in Europe, or the leader of a terrorism backing political organisation who are only supported by the most uneducated, ignorant and outright moronic in Irish society?

I think I'll stick with Enda, thanks.

Easy one, the leader of a terrorism backing political organisation who are only supported by the most uneducated, ignorant and outright moronic in Irish society:D

TreesAreCrowd wrote: »

Hrmm, who do I listen to:
Our elected leader, who is receiving information and advice from experts here and in Europe, or the leader of a terrorism backing political organisation who are only supported by the most uneducated, ignorant and outright moronic in Irish society?

I think I'll stick with Enda, thanks.

Really, that is your response. Could you be any more ignorant in your generalisation?

Born to Die wrote: »

Really, that is your response. Could you be any more ignorant in your generalisation?

He could be more ignorant, but he couldn't be much more accurate... :pac:

Born to Die wrote: »

Really, that is your response. Could you be any more ignorant in your generalisation?

Yes, having been involved in the election process and seen the figures for myself, it was easy to where the support for Sinn Fein resides - the poor and uneducated areas.

I'm editing to add that this was during the last general election. There may be current support for Sinn Fein elsewhere, but that is predominately arising from swing voters who don't *really* know what they're doing when they hit the ballot box and tend to vote out of spite more than anything else.

TreesAreCrowd wrote: »

Yes, having been involved in the election process and seen the figures for myself, it was easy to where the support for Sinn Fein resides - the poor and uneducated areas.

I'm editing to add that this was during the last general election. There may be current support for Sinn Fein elsewhere, but that is predominately arising from swing voters who don't *really* know what they're doing when they hit the ballot box and tend to vote out of spite more than anything else.

As oppose to the electorate who do know what they are voting for.
Give it a rest you are too obvious.

TreesAreCrowd wrote: »

Born to Die wrote: »

Really, that is your response. Could you be any more ignorant in your generalisation?

Yes, having been involved in the election process and seen the figures for myself, it was easy to where the support for Sinn Fein resides - the poor and uneducated areas.

I'm editing to add that this was during the last general election. There may be current support for Sinn Fein elsewhere, but that is predominately arising from swing voters who don't *really* know what they're doing when they hit the ballot box and tend to vote out of spite more than anything else.

Yeah...supporting FF and FG = genius

The two parties that ruined the country. When FF were in power FG were in opposition and therefore should have had their eye on the ball and scrutinised every move FF made. This they failed miserably to do.
Then FG get into power and act like the village weeds/idiots!
Nothing better than to have a party of sellouts in government.
I really should have voted for them!!!

Zebra3

“This country is in a bail-out programme, Spain is not,” said Mr Kenny.

“So the money to pay the salaries of the Guards, the teachers, the nurses and all of the other people in the country here comes from Europe.”

Well done Kenny, you liar.

My wages are certainly not paid through these loans (which are not a bailout for Ireland). Not everyone in this country works in the public sector. Not that Kenny would have much understanding of the private sector. :rolleyes:

Strange the way he mentions the money for guards, teachers and nurses, yet doesn't mention politicans' wages, expenses and pensions. :rolleyes:

Born to Die wrote: »

As oppose to the electorate who do know what they are voting for.
Give it a rest you are too obvious.

Are you going to make a point or just mindlessly ramble at me?

Sinn Fein support is currently predominantly constituted of:
-The uneducated, ignorant and moronic*
-The greedy, those who don't want to face the economic realities we are dealing with and will vote for ANYONE who may default and put off the short term austerity the country has to face, despite the long term damage it will do to the country.

Those are the facts, my friend. Ramble all you like but those will remain true regardless.

TreesAreCrowd wrote: »

Born to Die wrote: »

As oppose to the electorate who do know what they are voting for.
Give it a rest you are too obvious.

Are you going to make a point or just mindlessly ramble at me?

Sinn Fein support is currently predominantly constituted of:
-The uneducated, ignorant and moronic*
-The greedy, those who don't want to face the economic realities we are dealing with and will vote for ANYONE who may default and put off the short term austerity the country has to face, despite the long term damage it will do to the country.

Those are the facts, my friend. Ramble all you like but those will remain true regardless.

Gay Mitchell....is that you?

Bababa2012 wrote: »

When FF were in power FG were in opposition and therefore should have had their eye on the ball and scrutinised every move FF made. This they failed miserably to do.

That's not how it works, I'm afraid. I'm not even going to explain why because it's quite apparent that you haven't the faintest idea what you're talking about.

Sinn Fein voter, I presume? Well done.

TreesAreCrowd wrote: »

Are you going to make a point or just mindlessly ramble at me?

Sinn Fein support is currently predominantly constituted of:
-The uneducated, ignorant and moronic*
-The greedy, those who don't want to face the economic realities we are dealing with and will vote for ANYONE who may default and put off the short term austerity the country has to face, despite the long term damage it will do to the country.

Those are the facts, my friend. Ramble all you like but those will remain true regardless.

The thread you are looking for has been done to death on this forum. Your description of people who vote for Sinn Fein as "The uneducated, ignorant and moronic*" doesn't bode well for reasoned discussion so I won't bother educating you with my "ramblings".

mackg

I don't know too much about politics, I'll be the first to admit that but when it comes to criticising government policy the opposition seem to have it very easy. For example the budget, the opposition just pick an area that gets hard done by and screams blue murder.

If these budgets are so harsh and unfair why does the finance spokesperson for the relevant opposition parties not release an alternate budget accounting for where they would make the cuts if it was them in power? If their plans are so vastly superior surely by examining their alternate policies the electorate would see they would be the correct people to lead.

I'm not trying to turn this into a thread about the budget, just using it as an example. Maybe I'm wrong and this does happen but I've never heard of it. Please feel free to correct me.

Born to Die wrote: »

The thread you are looking for has been done to death on this forum. Your description of people who vote for Sinn Fein as "The uneducated, ignorant and moronic*" doesn't bode well for reasoned discussion so I won't bother educating you with my "ramblings".

Indeed, I'm sure your ramblings are why your other account was banned.

TreesAreCrowd wrote: »

Indeed, I'm sure your ramblings are why your other account was banned.

That is an interesting accusation, have you facts to back it?

I am waiting.

Nodin

TreesAreCrowd wrote: »

Hrmm, who do I listen to:
Our elected leader, who is receiving information and advice from experts here and in Europe, or the leader of a terrorism backing political organisation who are only supported by the most uneducated, ignorant and outright moronic in Irish society?

I think I'll stick with Enda, thanks.

My, aren't you the sharp one. Have you any other sweeping generalisations you'd like to share with us?

Born to Die wrote: »

That is an interesting accusation, have you facts to back it?

I am waiting.

Oh don't worry, it's not like I recognise your particular brand of incoherent rambling, the forum is full of it. It's just obvious that you're on your second (+) account and I'm sure the aforementioned rambling is the cause of it.

TreesAreCrowd wrote: »

Bababa2012 wrote: »

When FF were in power FG were in opposition and therefore should have had their eye on the ball and scrutinised every move FF made. This they failed miserably to do.

That's not how it works, I'm afraid. I'm not even going to explain why because it's quite apparent that you haven't the faintest idea what you're talking about.

Sinn Fein voter, I presume? Well done.

Independant voter actually..oh man of great intellect and wisdom!!!
Ur not going to explain it because u have urself tied up in Japanese knotweed... Trying to make a sows ear look like a silk purse.
U are unfortunately part of the spineless crew.. The ones that went begging to their mammies in the past and continue to do so.
How long do we need to be clueless? When do we stand on our own two feet and develop a nation that we built on our own merit? And not with a trocaire box that we fill in Brussels.

TreesAreCrowd wrote: »

Oh don't worry, it's not like I recognise your particular brand of incoherent rambling, the forum is full of it. It's just obvious that you're on your second (+) account and I'm sure the aforementioned rambling is the cause of it.

Go away. You aren't worth the time.

wexie

or the leader of a terrorism backing political organisation who are only supported by the most uneducated, ignorant and outright moronic in Irish society?

TreesAreCrowd wrote: »

Oh don't worry, it's not like I recognise your particular brand of incoherent rambling, the forum is full of it. It's just obvious that you're on your second (+) account and I'm sure the aforementioned rambling is the cause of it.

Does anybody else see the irony in someone dumb and ignorant enough to come out with such completely unfounded and sweeping generalisations has the balls to occuse other people of incoherent ramblings?

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You're not running for office are you?

AlmightyCushion

We're adding to our national debt at a crazy rate thanks to the budget deficit. We need to reduce the deficit as much as possible otherwise we'll be overwhelmed with debt. Our GDP to debt ratio is about 100% where as Spain's is much better. Our budget deficit is higher than theirs. They're can handle extra debt if needs be, we can't. We need to stick to our targets if not beat them.

Bababa2012 wrote: »

Independant voter actually..oh man of great intellect and wisdom!!!
Ur not going to explain it because u have urself tied up in Japanese knotweed... Trying to make a sows ear look like a silk purse.
U are unfortunately part of the spineless crew.. The ones that went begging to their mammies in the past and continue to do so.
How long do we need to be clueless? When do we stand on our own two feet and develop a nation that we built on our own merit? And not with a trocaire box that we fill in Brussels.

Another load of rambling, inane bullshít. Well done. I'm not going to spend any more time trying to decipher the incoherent diarrhea your mind is producing so don't bother providing me with any, although I can't say I'll be shocked if your "brain" convinces you that it's a good idea to try to have the last word on the matter.

wexie wrote: »

Does anybody else see the irony in someone dumb and ignorant enough to come out with such completely unfounded and sweeping generalisations has the balls to occuse other people of incoherent ramblings?

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You're not running for office are you?

Unfounded? I'm sorry, the statistics are there to back it up. Poor/working class areas are make up the core support for SF. If you don't like that fact, by all means let that little brain of yours reject it, but it is a fact and will remain as such.

TreesAreCrowd wrote: »

Bababa2012 wrote: »

Independant voter actually..oh man of great intellect and wisdom!!!
Ur not going to explain it because u have urself tied up in Japanese knotweed... Trying to make a sows ear look like a silk purse.
U are unfortunately part of the spineless crew.. The ones that went begging to their mammies in the past and continue to do so.
How long do we need to be clueless? When do we stand on our own two feet and develop a nation that we built on our own merit? And not with a trocaire box that we fill in Brussels.

Another load of rambling, inane bullshít. Well done. I'm not going to spend any more time trying to decipher the incoherent diarrhea your mind is producing so don't bother providing me with any, although I can't say I'll be shocked if your "brain" convinces you that it's a good idea to try to have the last word on the matter.

Point proven. You are the one and only tripped out Gay Mitchell. Only one who has faith in ur drivel is yourself!!
Do go away though as everyone has seen through ur childish behaviour. Why don't u go and jump up and down and throw a tantrum?

Bababa2012 wrote: »

When FF were in power FG were in opposition and therefore should have had their eye on the ball and scrutinised every move FF made. This they failed miserably to do.

Um...where were Sinn Fein during this time that they were neither in government nor in opposition?

Monty Burnz wrote: »

Um...where were Sinn Fein during this time that they were neither in government nor in opposition?

Training in the woods with the lads

wexie

TreesAreCrowd wrote: »

Hrmm, who do I listen to:
Our elected leader, who is receiving information and advice from experts here and in Europe, or the leader of a terrorism backing political organisation who are only supported by the most uneducated, ignorant and outright moronic in Irish society?

I think I'll stick with Enda, thanks.

TreesAreCrowd wrote: »

Unfounded? I'm sorry, the statistics are there to back it up. Poor/working class areas are make up the core support for SF. If you don't like that fact, by all means let that little brain of yours reject it, but it is a fact and will remain as such.

So you're equating poor/working class with uneducated ignorant and moronic....but these aren't unfounded generalisations....

My apologies, I didn't realise you were a bit backward....

I won't argue with you again