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Dublin City thugs 2012

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  • #32
    Jester252
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,533 ✭✭✭Jester252


    dont mess with the pushbike cops damn they messed him up.
    He deserved it and thank god there a video or he would have gotten off and the guard would have lost her job.


  • #33
    starviewadams
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,116 ✭✭✭starviewadams


    man.about.town wrote: »
    as a dub, trust me thats a horrible dublin inner city accent.

    Worked on Sean McDermott street for 9 years and never heard a Dublin accent like that before!


  • #34
    du Maurier
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,198 ✭✭✭du Maurier


    CJC999 wrote: »
    They should have belted the blonde skanger too, a good whack around the back of the legs would have shut the stupid bítch up.

    Hopefully the scumbag that got knocked out by the female garda will be so embarassed that a woman got the better of him that he'll take his own life. The world would be a safer place and he's be no loss to society.

    Could have been the bouncer that knocked him out cold. Inconclusive though.


  • #35
    Mance Rayder
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,007 ✭✭✭Mance Rayder


    man.about.town wrote: »
    as a dub, trust me thats a horrible dublin inner city accent.

    Certainly is. Our city is plagued with them. It has definitely gotten worse in the last 4 years. Even in the daytime it's full of them.

    Last time I was in town, I had just gotten off the bus, walked as far as the spike and was just inches from getting kicked in the back by some teen scummer. He swung a kick and hit my coat. My immediate reaction was to turn fast with my fists ready to go but then I saw he was tiny, and about 13 years old. So I bit my tongue and looked around, The ma's where there talking in their guttural accent, and this kid just started to swing a kick at someone else. I just turned and walked on.

    The kid must be on something, I am tall and built like a brick wall, not many runts would just randomly start attacking me!

    This was at 3 pm on a weekday. The horrible part was, I was with my wife and as we walked on I started to mutter something about town being full of skang and junkies when the people in front of me on O'connel street suddenly stopped, turned around and low and behold, junkies! They had seen another junkie and they started "Here! are ya lookin?" then proceeded to deal drugs outside the Bank of Ireland. This city is a shambles. I actually see more skang than normal people around town these days.


  • #36
    Pedant
    Closed Accounts Posts: 919 ✭✭✭Pedant


    Love the smell of Social Darwinism in the morning!!

    Gardaí rarely get the respect they deserve and they have to put up with this shit all the time.

    I bet some lefties on here will invoke the "police brutality" card pretty soon.


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  • #37
    admiralofthefleet
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    B.A._Baracus wrote: »
    I am starting to hate town. Its a fu*king kip.
    Being younger I didnt think it was. Maybe its changed for the worse, maybe being younger I didnt realise. Probably both really.

    Parnell street: As mentioned above. Junkie central. What can we expect tho. On one side of Parnell St there is Dominick street flats. Other side is beside Summerhill.

    Moore street: An absolute kip! But thats certainly always been one. People selling rotten veg, shady african and chinese shops. A dive.

    the veg sold on moore street is a lot fresher than the stuff you would get in donnybrook fair, to pick an example entirely at random


  • #38
    Mance Rayder
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,007 ✭✭✭Mance Rayder


    Pedant wrote: »
    Love the smell of Social Darwinism in the morning!!

    Gardaí rarely get the respect they deserve and they have to put up with this shit all the time.

    I bet some lefties on here will be evoking the "police brutality" card pretty soon.

    In fairness the Gardai and the Justice system are the ones who let it get out of hand in the first place.


  • #39
    RMD
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    Mance Rayder wrote: »
    In fairness the Gardai and the Justice system are the ones who let it get out of hand in the first place.

    More so the inadequate justice system and lack of funding. There's insufficient Garda to patrol the city centre. The punishments given to long time drug users are in essence negligible as there isn't space in prison often to lock them up. That's if you can even get them to trial in the first place as they likely wont show up for their case. There's little to no deterrent to junkies other than having to spend a few hours in a station then they're back out on the streets. The Garda know this and it's demoralizing seeing their actions have little to no impact. Problem is being in recession we don't have the funding to increase Garda workforce or increase jail capacities.

    To those questioning the accent it's definitely a Dublin accent. One that I'll assume has been subject to years of alcohol, cigarettes and possibly drug use leading to it's horrible pitch.


  • #40
    entropi
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 21,731 ✭✭✭✭entropi


    Pure scum in that video clip. Knackers of a fairly high order anyway! I heard one or two non-Dublin accents also, but the most noticeable one was that blonde who kept shouting, I've heard death screams in films sound much nicer. The nerve on her also, calling the guard a scumbag while trying to hit him...




    ...lol :pac:

    Anyone who engages in behaviour like this should be permanently sterilised and have the shit kicked out of them for good measure.


  • #41
    beherenow
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 91 ✭✭beherenow


    Lads, less Gardai will mean more scumbags. Quite simple.

    Everyone here loves the old: what are the Gardai doing?

    They are stretched to the maximum.

    Wanna change it? Stop cutting pay, stop the recruitment moratorium, remove the soft policing role and let them go in hard on those who deserve it.

    Dept of Justice and Minister Shatter have an awful lot to answer for, as do most government depts..

    PS: I bit of support to your local coppers would also help..


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  • #42
    Pedant
    Closed Accounts Posts: 919 ✭✭✭Pedant


    Mance Rayder wrote: »
    In fairness the Gardai and the Justice system are the ones who let it get out of hand in the first place.

    There were 2 Gardaí versus more than 10 drunkards who wanted nothing but trouble. How did you expect the situation to pan out before backup could arrive? Do you think that everyone would just sit down and have a nice little picnic? You cannot rationalise with drunkards high on testosterone.


  • #43
    B.A._Baracus
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,309 ✭✭✭✭B.A._Baracus


    admiralofthefleet wrote: »
    the veg sold on moore street is a lot fresher than the stuff you would get in donnybrook fair, to pick an example entirely at random

    At the risk of going off-topic,
    I've never been to Donnybrook fair so I cant say which is fresher :P

    But you got to be careful with Moore street. I remember being told many years ago that there was a 'classic trick' they did there.
    That's If you werent looking/paying attention or didnt specifically request which pieces of fruit you wanted. They would bag up the old fruit from the back and give it to you.


  • #44
    Pedant
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    B.A._Baracus wrote: »
    At the risk of going off-topic,
    I've never been to Donnybrook fair so I cant say which is fresher :P

    But you got to be careful with Moore street. I remember being told many years ago that there was a 'classic trick' they did there.
    That's If you werent looking/paying attention or didnt specifically request which pieces of fruit you wanted. They would bag up the old fruit from the back and give it to you.

    Moore street, Henry street and all the way down to Jervis is a bastion for pick-pockets. You probably get hundreds of naive tourist getting pick-pocketed on Moore street every year who think it's like some tradition market. I wouldn't be surprised if there's some pick-pocketing cartel in place there.


  • #45
    Delancey
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,451 ✭✭✭Delancey


    Pedant wrote: »
    I bet some lefties on here will invoke the "police brutality" card pretty soon.

    I am stunned and amazed they have not yet appeared but don't worry , they will.


  • #46
    Mance Rayder
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,007 ✭✭✭Mance Rayder


    Pedant wrote: »
    There were 2 Gardaí versus more than 10 drunkards who wanted nothing but trouble. How did you expect the situation to pan out before backup could arrive? Do you think that everyone would just sit down and have a nice little picnic? You cannot rationalise with drunkards high on testosterone.

    No No you missed my point. The justice system should not be letting people walk around with suspended sentences when they already have several convictions for violence. Their lack of action over the years has caused things to get this bad. Where these kind of scenes are all too common. Thats why I blame them, and the lack of moral in the Gardai (as someone mentioned already) Is a direct result of them fighting a losing battle.

    How can Alan Shatter sleep at night.


  • #47
    BOHtox
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    To quote Alan Partridge
    "Scum, sub-human scum!"


  • #48
    marcsignal
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    CJC999 wrote: »
    They should have belted the blonde skanger too, a good whack around the back of the legs would have shut the stupid bítch up.

    Hopefully the scumbag that got knocked out by the female garda will be so embarassed that a woman got the better of him that he'll take his own life. The world would be a safer place and he's be no loss to society.

    you are dead right CJC999, end of.

    If that had been any other country in europe, and you decided to interfere with an arrest, one of your scumbag mates would be picking up your teeth up from the ground, because you would be in a well deserved coma, and that's the way it should be. I know this, I have seen French and German police deal with this, many times in the last 20 yrs.

    That female officer deserves a medal.


  • #49
    risenbass
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    Master of Nothing wrote: »
    Anyone who engages in behaviour like this should be permanently sterilised and have the shit kicked out of them for good measure.

    Weekly!


  • #50
    Mance Rayder
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,007 ✭✭✭Mance Rayder


    I have been to Ukraine a number of times and this kind of thing is met with significant force there. Being outside the EU they don't have to pander to the lefties.


  • #51
    DEFTLEFTHAND
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 16,499 ✭✭✭✭DEFTLEFTHAND


    The death of the journalist Eugene Moloney over the weekend has brought this problem back into the spotlight. A 55 year old man killed by drunken lowlifes as he walked home from a night out. Senseless.


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  • #52
    Mance Rayder
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,007 ✭✭✭Mance Rayder


    DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »
    The death of the journalist Eugene Moloney over the weekend has brought this problem back into the spotlight. A 55 year old man killed by drunken lowlifes as he walked home from a night out. Senseless.

    Yeah that was terrible. A hard working man can't even walk home now without the risk of being murdered.


  • #53
    deco nate
    Closed Accounts Posts: 9,340 ✭✭✭deco nate


    B.A._Baracus wrote: »
    At the risk of going off-topic,
    I've never been to Donnybrook fair so I cant say which is fresher :P

    But you got to be careful with Moore street. I remember being told many years ago that there was a 'classic trick' they did there.
    That's If you werent looking/paying attention or didnt specifically request which pieces of fruit you wanted. They would bag up the old fruit from the back and give it to you.
    sorry,but maybe it has changed in the last few years.but the people that work the stands would tell you to watch yourself,tell ya the story.
    plus were to get the cheap fags.old dears of dublin,gotta love them.
    they would lose bussiness other wise.in sayin that.i havnt been their in two years.

    but i cant belive the salts of the earth have changed that much?:o:(


  • #54
    Pedant
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    Mance Rayder wrote: »
    No No you missed my point. The justice system should not be letting people walk around with suspended sentences when they already have several convictions for violence. Their lack of action over the years has caused things to get this bad. Where these kind of scenes are all too common. Thats why I blame them, and the lack of moral in the Gardai (as someone mentioned already) Is a direct result of them fighting a losing battle.

    How can Alan Shatter sleep at night.

    I think the whole prison system needs to be improved first because then you can keep people interned for longer periods of time without risking overcrowding in our present prison facilities. For instance, Mountjoy, as a prison, is a disgrace and completely inadequate; each cell was only built to hold 2 people, yet oftentimes there can be up to 5 people in each cell. Prisons in Ireland are too overcrowded, which may be one reason why so may people are getting off with suspended sentences. I think a large open-air make-ship internment camp (like Mosney) should build somewhere down to country to hold prisoners until proper prisons are built.


  • #55
    delw
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    I worked in town for many a year (don't any more thank god),i hated it then but is even worse now,i fear for my 18 year old & 16 year old every time they go in to town even during the day,kip of a city


  • #56
    admiralofthefleet
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    Mance Rayder wrote: »
    Yeah that was terrible. A hard working man can't even walk home now without the risk of being murdered.

    what happened to that journalist shocked me. ive walked that street/area thousands of times on my own pissed and luckily never came across trouble.


  • #57
    marcsignal
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    Pedant wrote: »
    I think the whole prison system needs to be improved

    I agree, desolate field, electrified fence, intolerant guards with dogs, wooden unheated huts, 15hour day working, a big MF cooler and FEAR loads of FEAR.


  • #58
    Mance Rayder
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,007 ✭✭✭Mance Rayder


    On the plus side they caught Alan Shatters bugler in 2 minutes flat, and are using forensic evidence against him. He is looking at a possible 10 years. Amazing just how effective our legal system can be when the right people are fcked with...


  • #59
    yizorselves
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 353 ✭✭yizorselves


    Sounds like yer wan at the end calls the Gard a Mullagh after calling them a scumbag and sayin they're dead. Really are vile creatures in towns and cities in Ireland that need to be gassed


  • #60
    Pedant
    Closed Accounts Posts: 919 ✭✭✭Pedant


    marcsignal wrote: »
    I agree, desolate field, electrified fence, intolerant guards with dogs, wooden unheated huts, 15hour day working, a big MF cooler and FEAR loads of FEAR.
    One or two gas chambers for "delousing" wouldn't be a bad idea either.


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  • #61
    Dangerous Man
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    I'm a huge critic of AGS but you won't hear me saying that that little fucking scumbag didn't deserve what he got. Fair play to you Guard. Fair play.


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