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

Tail Docker · 13-07-2014 12:39PM

keith16 wrote: »

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

Maybe she needs a bigger face, or a smaller pen?

endacl · 13-07-2014 12:42PM

Jim Rockford wrote: »

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

Heh?!?

Guy:Incognito · 13-07-2014 12:44PM

That says Katy

kingchess · 13-07-2014 12:58PM

the comments on the facebook page would imply it stands for kill all taigs

Micky Dolenz · 13-07-2014 01:01PM

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

That says Katy

Clearly a piss take. The lettering is in green, white and gold too, much like the flags in the back ground. No doubt the pic was taken on a Paddys day.

chalcedony · 13-07-2014 01:04PM

The "y" on her head is the shadow of her hairline that wasn't blocked though? Is it so hard to believe people still act like this these days?

Either that or her parents are ****e at face painting

Gmol · 13-07-2014 01:09PM

Her brother has kit on his forehead

Tail Docker · 13-07-2014 01:10PM

My neighbours make their kids eat bars wit the words KIT- and KAT on them too. I reckon the KIt bit stands for Kill Innocent Taigs and the Kat is the Kill all taigs thing. This sectarianism is spreading like wildfire.

Guy:Incognito · 13-07-2014 01:11PM

chalcedony wrote: »

The "y" on her head is the shadow of her hairline that wasn't blocked though?

That would be a hugely coincidental shadow happening at exactly the right time to undermine their display of sectarianism.

SpaceTime · 13-07-2014 01:13PM

Northern Politics... Honestly there are times you'd just give up on the place.

It's just depressing to see stuff like this going on and on and on and on....

Dan_Solo · 13-07-2014 01:15PM

kingchess wrote: »

the comments on the facebook page would imply it stands for kill all taigs

What a word with more than one meaning stands for depends on the writer, not their FB buddies, who could be just pulling the piss.

chalcedony · 13-07-2014 01:16PM

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

That would be a hugely coincidental shadow happening at exactly the right time to undermine their display of sectarianism.

That's certainly how I see you interpreting it, yes.

I'm not even saying this to discredit unionists as a whole but these particular parents, if this is true, are quite clearly assholes. Unless you agree with the sentiment that people should be raising their children to hate.

chalcedony · 13-07-2014 01:17PM

Dan_Solo wrote: »

What a word with more than one meaning stands for depends on the writer, not their FB buddies, who could be just pulling the piss.

But the writer herself confirmed that's what it stands for??

Dan_Solo · 13-07-2014 01:21PM

chalcedony wrote: »

But the writer herself confirmed that's what it stands for??

Nope, she just said that's what it could stand for and that the kid wanted KAT on her head.
Why do the photo have one Like and the Comments 17 anyway? It just all looks dodge.

chalcedony · 13-07-2014 01:27PM

Ah fair enough, bit dodgy but what can you do as a parent?

pragmatic1 · 13-07-2014 01:39PM

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

They didn't just yell abuse at the kids, they also threw rocks and bottles of piss at them. Having lived in the North for a while, I can fully understand how groups like the IRA emerge.

Colinf1212 · 13-07-2014 04:56PM

You see more public hate from Protestants in Northern Ireland to us than you would see Israelis doing publicly towards Palestinians.

Take a tour around Northern Ireland and you'll see out of 1000 flags maybe 10 would be tricolours and the rest would be Northern Ireland flags, union jacks or scottish flags. The only places I see them is maybe the bogside roundabout in Derry but even Derry has far more Union jacks than tricolours flying in the city yet it's a mainly Catholic area. You don't see any tricolours in Strabane either. These are the most Catholic areas in the North.

90 percent of race hate crimes done in this racist capital of Europe are linked to Loyalists. Keep saying we're just as bad as each other from afar though if it makes you feel better.

o1s1n · 13-07-2014 05:21PM

chalcedony wrote: »

But the writer herself confirmed that's what it stands for??

Ever think the whole lot might just be shopped, including the Facebook comments?

You could make that in MS paint.

Shakespeare's Sister · 13-07-2014 05:32PM

fryup wrote: »

looks like it

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

Wow. Or... it's the behaviour itself which the perpetrators (and nobody else) are responsible for...?

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

Explain how there's anything wrong with demonising this behaviour?
Apologism for Irish-hating loyalists is... beyond bizarre.

Shakespeare's Sister · 13-07-2014 05:39PM

Lucifer MorningStar wrote: »

Honestly couldn't give a sh1ote tbh

Weird that you'd read the thread and post to it so.

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.

And yet you have grovellers down here downplaying their behaviour.

Yamanoto · 13-07-2014 06:15PM

Magaggie wrote: »

And yet you have grovellers down here downplaying their behaviour.

...and knuckle-draggers condemning it as shocking, while secretly getting a wee thrill out of it all the same.

Shakespeare's Sister · 13-07-2014 06:16PM

Yamanoto wrote: »

...and knuckle-draggers condemning it as shocking, while secretly getting a wee thrill out of it all the same.

Like whom?

Edit: you could be right about a minority of people, but my point still stands: what's with Irish people downplaying what these Irish-hating bigots are doing?

Sound of Silence · 13-07-2014 06:26PM

Magaggie wrote: »

Like whom?

Edit: you could be right about a minority of people, but my point still stands: what's with Irish people downplaying what these Irish-hating bigots are doing?

Catholic guilt.

Shakespeare's Sister · 13-07-2014 06:31PM

Sound of Silence wrote: »

Catholic guilt.

A need to show how anti republican they are I'd say, even though one can do that perfectly easily without pretending loyalist hate isn't that bad/it's just demonising by Sinn Féin.

Richard · 13-07-2014 06:35PM

flemishgael wrote: »

The north is like a secret society with all these abbreviations etc.
Like TAL UDR SU etc etc

UTV

Karl Stein · 13-07-2014 07:10PM

Yamanoto wrote: »

secretly getting a wee thrill out of it

Could you explain what you mean by that?

Jim Rockford · 13-07-2014 07:44PM

Magaggie wrote: »

Like whom?

Edit: you could be right about a minority of people, but my point still stands: what's with Irish people downplaying what these Irish-hating bigots are doing?

Because Catholics are now public enemy no.1 here as well, so the loyalists were on the right track all along.

WakeUp · 13-07-2014 08:13PM

Magaggie wrote: »

Like whom?

Edit: you could be right about a minority of people, but my point still stands: what's with Irish people downplaying what these Irish-hating bigots are doing?

I would think it's a tiny insignificant spec of a minority of Irish people who play down the overt and blatant bigotry on display from certain members within Loyalism. The vast majority see them for what they are just don't bother commenting or getting involved. The ones who play it down are pathetic in my opinion , we musnt upset the bigots within Loyalism for whatever reason , is pretty much their logic. Phuck that and phuck them. The bigots within Loyalism should get back in their matchbox where they belong. It also has to be said that not all unionists or loyalists are bigots or subscribe to that kind of carry on you can't tar everyone with that sort of brush not that you or we are doing that though I still feel it's important to say that. Though clearly, we all have eyes , certain loyalists are most certainly hate filled bigots . Normal right thinking unionists in my opinion need to do more to reign them in and stamp it out. We get it some of them hate us but do they plan on acting like this forever. Stuck in the 17th century. The mind does boggle.

Shakespeare's Sister · 13-07-2014 08:37PM

WakeUp wrote: »

The ones who play it down are pathetic in my opinion , we musnt upset the bigots within Loyalism for whatever reason , is pretty much their logic.

I know, it's so pitiful. It's ok, they don't need people they hate to downplay what they do.

It also has to be said that not all unionists or loyalists are bigots or subscribe to that kind of carry on you can't tar everyone with that sort of brush not that you or we are doing that though I still feel it's important to say that.

Unquestionably. Plenty of unionists (and no doubt loyalists) despair at these numbskulls too.

PopePalpatine · 13-07-2014 08:38PM

Jim Rockford wrote: »

Because Catholics are now public enemy no.1 here as well, so the loyalists were on the right track all along.

Public enemy #1? If there's anyone who's Catholic and public enemy #1 it's the extremist Iona ****.