bgrizzley wrote: » Its official guys, Ireland now has its own George Bush...............
Bambi wrote: » I hear he's refusing to take the flower pot on in a televised debate
Scanlas The 2nd wrote: » Bullying isn't a laughing matter, it's very serious. Telling the bully's victim they are spineless just makes their torment worse.
ilovesleep wrote: » And what about the bullying that he and his party including phil hogan does to the nation. Pay the household charge or we'll take it off you anyways, completely obvilious to Hogans property in spain that he refuses to pay the spanish property tax on. The non payers either dont have it or they are standing up to what they believe. Many people can see that there is a huge gravy train that keeps on rolling and we'll be forced to keep it going instead of cutting from the top down.
lawnmower_man wrote: » if a male journalist was accused by a female politican of the same thing , the reaction would be very different , i doubt the same level of mockery and derision would be on display
Pottler wrote: » you and scanlas come across as the same level of creme puff as inda. The country is worse off with your level of self-important, unjustified, whinging, cretinism. Respectfully. Get real.
RHarrow wrote: » Oh the fúcking irony.
fullstop wrote: » Maybe because it was. Or is that sexist :rolleyes:
Pottler wrote: » What that? Whinging about being bullied when you are leader of a country, surrounded by advisers and bodyguards, overpaid and overfed?? If he had any real balls he would be too embarrased about falling over a plant pot in public, not attacking a woman as having "bullied him" into falling. He appears to be a mammys boy spineless moron.
mikom wrote: » Mammies boy is right.
Kurz wrote: » He's a complete wimp with no courage or conviction and has only survived(by the skin of his teeth) this far by attacking low-hanging fruit and being kept under lock and key by his PR people.
Pottler wrote: » What that? Whinging about being bullied when you are leader of a country, surrounded by advisers and bodyguards, overpaid and overfed?? If he had any real balls he would be too embarrased about falling over a plant pot in public, not attacking a woman as having "bullied him" into falling. He appears to be a mammys boy spineless moron. Irony me hole.
RHarrow wrote: » Is that why his party has more than twice the support of its nearest opposition and has held its strength, through some of the worst and most uncertain times in the country's recent history, consistently since being elected? Because he's hanging on by the skin of his teeth?
Kurz wrote: » If Merkel et al legalised cannabis in the morning he'd be tripping over himself to do the same to stay on their good side.
BERLIN | Wed Jul 4, 2012 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel may spend much of her time trying to solve the euro zone crisis, but drug use, protection of animals and interpretations of history are more pressing issues for some of her compatriots.More than 152,000 Germans have voted to make cannabis a legal drug in an online poll conducted as part of Merkel's strategy to bring the German government closer to the people. The online poll is part of an ongoing government initiative called "Dialogue on the Future" that aims to get ordinary Germans thinking about how to improve life in Germany. The recent rapid rise of a new party, the Pirates, who campaign for Internet freedoms, has underlined to German politicians the growing importance of the web for mobilizing citizens in support of political causes. (Reporting by Michelle Martin; Editing by Gareth Jones and Robin Pomeroy)http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/07/04/us-germany-poll-cannabis-idUSBRE8630DW20120704
Motorist wrote: » But continue with your childish name calling - spineless, creep, etc. You do Jody Corcoran and the Sindo proud. And years of abuse from various groups has not done him any harm whatsoever.
Kurz wrote: » Why his nearest opposition has half the support is exactly the reason that his party has twice the support. The were elected because of what Fianna Fail did wrong, not because of what Fine Gael did right.
RHarrow wrote: » The same people calling Enda petty names would not dare, and I mean wouldn't manage to un-shrivel their little ballsacks for even a moment to say a negative word to the man's face. Enda isn't an aggressive man, he doesn't have bodyguards and yet the little boys on here calling him names like the little schoolyard wankérs they amount to wouldn't even have it in them to criticise him to his face. Although that would entail leaving the house, wouldn't it? And most of his 'haters' only leave the house for special occasions such as signing on and going to the offlicence. And the very same people think it'd be better to have people like Martin, Adams or Boyd-Barrett representing us internationally. Next time you see the results of an election and see some gob****e like those in the ULA get a handful of votes and wonder "who the feck gave them those votes", come onto Boards.ie and TheJournal.ie and you'll find those people.
RHarrow wrote: » The same people calling Enda petty names would not dare, and I mean wouldn't manage to un-shrivel their little ballsacks for even a moment to say a negative word to the man's face. Enda isn't an aggressive man, he doesn't have bodyguards and yet the little boys on here calling him names like the little schoolyard wankérs they amount to wouldn't even have it in them to criticise him to his face. Although that would entail leaving the house, wouldn't it? And most of his 'haters' only leave the house for special occasions such as signing on and going to the offlicence.
RHarrow wrote: » The same people calling Enda petty names would not dare, and I mean wouldn't manage to un-shrivel their little ballsacks for even a moment to say a negative word to the man's face. Enda isn't an aggressive man, he doesn't have bodyguards and yet the little boys on here calling him names like the little schoolyard wankérs they amount to wouldn't even have it in them to criticise him to his face. Although that would entail leaving the house, wouldn't it? And most of his 'haters' only leave the house for special occasions such as signing on and going to the offlicence. And the very same people think it'd be better to have people like Martin, Adams or Boyd-Barrett representing us internationally. Next time you see the results of an election and see some gob****e like those in the ULA get a handful of votes and wonder "who the feck gave them those votes", come onto Boards.ie and TheJournal.ie and you'll find those people filling the threads and comment sections with lots of petty crap about "sheeple" and how idiotic everyone is for not having voted for some policy-less, rhetoric spouting twats like SF and the ULA.
RHarrow wrote: » Next time you see the results of an election and see some gob****e like those in the ULA get a handful of votes and wonder "who the feck gave them those votes", come onto Boards.ie and TheJournal.ie and you'll find those people filling the threads and comment sections with lots of petty crap about "sheeple" and how idiotic everyone is for not having voted for some policy-less, rhetoric spouting twats like SF and the ULA.
