ilovesleep wrote: » I was just thinking about this lately. I can't find the thread now but last year before the elections Permabear(spelling) over in politics wrote a thread as to why we should vote FF. We all jumped on like WTF but looking back and remembering that thread, I think he was slightly right. His thread was about FF's policy to reduce minimum wage. Many people will disagree and this is coming from a very low paid worker but I think a drop in minimum is needed for this country. To help employers with his/her business, to get more people back at work and to start reducing the cost of living. I am never going to forget what FF did. They are a shower of maggots that deserve to be set alight. But what we did in Feb 2011 we voted in our droves in anger to give FF the boot for the damage that they did and rightly so but we ignored policies and one on the minimum wage that's very important that will help things. They did wrong and very, very wrong but they were going to try and right things. FG lied so much to get into power and they banging the nails into an already dead state. If we left FF in maybe, just maybe they might have felt guilty of their wrong-doings in government and started sorting out the top in.this country. No body knows.
opinion guy wrote: » I need to emigrate.
yosser hughes wrote: » Me too. i have given up on this kip.
Pottler wrote: » Don't slam the door, etc etc..
washman3 wrote: » Just keep taking your medicine for now bud and try to go see a doctor tomorrow...;)
Scanlas The 2nd wrote: » It's not surprising really, if Fine Gael were in power during the boom nothing would be different. They were equally oblivious economically,
K-9 wrote: » It'll be another coalition, this seems to come as a surprise to many in a country that has had coalitions for over 30 years non stop. I'd love a SF/ Labour coalition but it wont happen.
tommyboy2222 wrote: » Sinn Fein will do very well in the next General Election.
johnr1 wrote: » If that ever happens we'l really learn what it is to be proper fcuked as a country. Those Labour morons put together with SF (who largely represent scum) would set us back about 50 years in development. If they ever get near the Taoiseachs office I'm gone that year.
pragmatic1 wrote: » Scanlas The 2nd wrote: » It's not surprising really, if Fine Gael were in power during the boom nothing would be different. They were equally oblivious economically, You think Richard Bruton wouldn't have done a better job than Cowen. GTFO.
Duckworth_Luas wrote: » Fianna Fail destroyed the Ireland of my grandfather's generation back in the 1930s. They destroyed the Ireland of my father's generation in the 1970s/80s. They have just destroyed, in spectacular fashion, the Ireland of my generation. Looks like the Irish people will allow them destroy the country for the next. Fianna Fail are not a political party, they have no politics, they just exist to suck the blood of our country! Parasites!
