Belfast child has 'Kill All Taigs' written on her forehead

HurtLocker · 13-07-2014 01:54AM

keith16 wrote: »

The comments aren't written on her face tho, are they?

Yes it's all circumstantial. Case dismissed. It's obvious what it means. What next a white supremist argues his swastika is a doodle and KKK is a triple K and K is his favourite letter.

stmol32 · 13-07-2014 01:56AM

Lucifer MorningStar wrote: »

I doubt it, sure everyone hates Tadhg's

FFS do we have to do this feckin post every four weeks... sigh
Some people like tayto and some people like king...... wait what ....Tadhg's jaysus that's much too serious for AH

keith16 · 13-07-2014 01:58AM

HurtLocker wrote: »

Yes it's all circumstantial. Case dismissed. It's obvious what it means. What next a white supremist argues his swastika is a doodle and KKK is a triple K and K is his favourite letter.

I'm not arguing what it means. But that is simply not what is written on her face.

Lucifer MorningStar · 13-07-2014 02:00AM

stmol32 wrote: »

FFS do we have to do this feckin post every four weeks... sigh
Some people like tayto and some people like king...... wait what ....Tadhg's jaysus that's much too serious for AH

I'm sorry that I offended you..... Tadhg

Hotfail.com · 13-07-2014 02:03AM

stmol32 wrote: »

FFS do we have to do this feckin post every four weeks... sigh
Some people like tayto and some people like king...... wait what ....Tadhg's jaysus that's much too serious for AH

We're growing up!

Jimoslimos · 13-07-2014 02:08AM

keith16 wrote: »

I'm not arguing what it means. But that is simply not what is written on her face.

Amazing display of cognitive dissonance there. I now wonder what PIRA/UVF/INLA/etc on all those murals up north might really have meant.

I actually think the photo looks shopped, but it wouldn't surprise me either way if it was real.

Custardpi · 13-07-2014 02:17AM

Jimoslimos wrote: »

Amazing display of cognitive dissonance there. I now wonder what PIRA/UVF/INLA/etc on all those murals up north might really have meant.

PIRA
INLA
UVF

What's wrong with people expressing their appreciation of quality packaging, their interest in nuclear issues or their fond memories of a sun holiday?

Micky Dolenz · 13-07-2014 02:22AM

Bad jokes, ain't the world full of them.

Something in the air today, I was pacing the floor all morning. I had a touch of orange disorder.

Guy:Incognito · 13-07-2014 02:40AM

Jimoslimos wrote: »

I actually think the photo looks shopped, but it wouldn't surprise me either way if it was real.

Yeah, her face looks a bit blocky, I'm calling foul.

But in all seriousness it looks like a fairly obvious y on it, making Katy.

Shakespeare's Sister · 13-07-2014 02:50AM

Sulla Felix wrote: »

Not really any worse than teaching them that the kids down the road will be going to hell because they do/don't do this/that differently to "us".

Nah, "Kill all *anyone*" on a kid's forehead really really is worse.

Bepolite · 13-07-2014 02:58AM

At least it's not Welcome to Jamaica Have a Nice Day or Wendy.

tyrone90 · 13-07-2014 03:32AM

Taig was an old Irish name like Patrick is now, very common in the past apparently.

A friend of mines family are called the 'Taig O'Neills' as common surnames have nicknames in rural areas dating back 300 odd years I would imagine.

donegal__road · 13-07-2014 03:32AM

anyone remember the Holy Cross primary school debacle where catholic kid's quickest route to school was through a loyalist estate, and each morning the kids were subjected to a bile-filled assault by loyalist residents etc.

That story broke on the 9th of Sept 2001. News-teams from all the networks were present to film this daily demonstration which ended up becoming quite violent.

Then in the middle of all, 9/11 happened... and it totally dominated the news headlines for weeks after. But on the 12th of September, there was one other headline on Sky News... the loyalist numb-skulls were out shouting abuse at the kids walking to school again.

I remember thinking to myself, those people live in such a toxic little bubble. If 9/11 wasn't enough to make them realise how petty they were being, nothing ever will.

ardmacha · 13-07-2014 03:46AM

Mary McAleese said that some children were being brought up to hate Catholics, a simple statement of fact. Yet people seemed more worried about her saying this than the evident truth of it.

EyeSight · 13-07-2014 09:02AM

donegal__road wrote: »

anyone remember the Holy Cross primary school debacle where catholic kid's quickest route to school was through a loyalist estate, and each morning the kids were subjected to a bile-filled assault by loyalist residents etc.

That story broke on the 9th of Sept 2001. News-teams from all the networks were present to film this daily demonstration which ended up becoming quite violent.

Then in the middle of all, 9/11 happened... and it totally dominated the news headlines for weeks after. But on the 12th of September, there was one other headline on Sky News... the loyalist numb-skulls were out shouting abuse at the kids walking to school again.

I remember thinking to myself, those people live in such a toxic little bubble. If 9/11 wasn't enough to make them realise how petty they were being, nothing ever will.

That was probably one of the most disgusting historic moments in recent irish history. 12 weeks it went on i think. How any adult could yell such hate young children like that

Arthur Beesley · 13-07-2014 09:06AM

Hate to be a pedant, but Misleading thread title.

fryup · 13-07-2014 10:17AM

beano345 wrote: »

Is that green,white and gold bunting on the fence in the background?

looks like it

its probably SF'ers doing this to demonize the other side

(which is the purpose of this thread and other threads of this type)

wazky · 13-07-2014 10:19AM

fryup wrote: »

looks like it

its probably SF'ers doing this to demonize the other side

(which is the purpose of this thread and other threads of this type)

Nobody needs to demonize these people, they do better job of it themselves than anyone else could ever do.

Santa Cruz · 13-07-2014 10:21AM

ardmacha wrote: »

Mary McAleese said that some children were being brought up to hate Catholics, a simple statement of fact. Yet people seemed more worried about her saying this than the evident truth of it.

If Goody two shoes says it then it must be true

MRnotlob606 · 13-07-2014 10:22AM

maybe it said kik kat ? her favourite nestle chocolate #hatersgunnahate

philstar · 13-07-2014 10:26AM

ardmacha wrote: »

Mary McAleese said that some children were being brought up to hate Catholics, a simple statement of fact. Yet people seemed more worried about her saying this than the evident truth of it.

its the fact that she made it sound one sided...she didn't mention catholics being brought up to hate protestants

there's hatred on both sides in the north after all

Frank Lee Midere · 13-07-2014 10:27AM

tyrone90 wrote: »

Taig was an old Irish name like Patrick is now, very common in the past apparently.

A friend of mines family are called the 'Taig O'Neills' as common surnames have nicknames in rural areas dating back 300 odd years I would imagine.

Tadhg. The coke add for personalised bottles shows that name for some reason.

Banjo String · 13-07-2014 10:34AM

Hotfail.com wrote: »

Christ that Deborah's a mad yoke altogether

I recall her house was very small, with woodchip on the wall, when I came round to call, she never noticed me at all.

Arthur Beesley · 13-07-2014 10:40AM

MRnotlob606 wrote: »

maybe it said kik kat ? her favourite nestle chocolate #hatersgunnahate

Her twin might be called KIT...

Irish Guitarist · 13-07-2014 11:08AM

Maybe she's a fan of Kat Slater from Eastenders.

tyrone90 · 13-07-2014 11:39AM

philstar wrote: »

its the fact that she made it sound one sided...she didn't mention catholics being brought up to hate protestants

there's hatred on both sides in the north after all

No, some were raised to hate unionists, most catholics have the sense to know that many irish republican heroes were protestants, 'prods' are a nickname for the unionists but when people say it they don't actually mean the religion.

Karl Stein · 13-07-2014 12:11PM

philstar wrote: »

ithere's hatred on both sides in the north after all

I'm sick of reading these failed attempts at moral equivocation.

Only one 'side' celebrates and perpetuates their hatred.

Jim Rockford · 13-07-2014 12:16PM

Sulla Felix wrote: »

Not really any worse than teaching them that the kids down the road will be going to hell because they do/don't do this/that differently to "us".

They already do that as well, Catholics are subhuman vermin in their eyes

Karl Stein · 13-07-2014 12:18PM

EyeSight wrote: »

That was probably one of the most disgusting historic moments in recent irish history. 12 weeks it went on i think. How any adult could yell such hate young children like that

It wasn't just yelling.

Some protesters shouted sectarian abuse and threw stones, bricks, fireworks, blast bombs and urine-filled balloons at the schoolchildren and their parents.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holy_Cross_dispute

The absolute dregs of humanity.

Jim Rockford · 13-07-2014 12:22PM

donegal__road wrote: »

anyone remember the Holy Cross primary school debacle where catholic kid's quickest route to school was through a loyalist estate, and each morning the kids were subjected to a bile-filled assault by loyalist residents etc.

That story broke on the 9th of Sept 2001. News-teams from all the networks were present to film this daily demonstration which ended up becoming quite violent.

Then in the middle of all, 9/11 happened... and it totally dominated the news headlines for weeks after. But on the 12th of September, there was one other headline on Sky News... the loyalist numb-skulls were out shouting abuse at the kids walking to school again.

I remember thinking to myself, those people live in such a toxic little bubble. If 9/11 wasn't enough to make them realise how petty they were being, nothing ever will.

Give it another 20 or so years and a similar thing will be happening to some Catholic kids in "the Republic"

Belfast child has 'Kill All Taigs' written on her forehead

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