Cormac... wrote: » I'd make a youtube video calling him out
Corvus Maximus wrote: » And since the OP's nemesis was in town for a funeral, he should probably call him - 'Shyte in the coffin'.
Lucy and Harry wrote: » We form a vigilante squad from boards.ie and hang around the place looking tough so he knows we stand together.
sign_out wrote: » its not april 1st but the mods have obviously decided to team up for some entertainment involving a story about violent travellers , hence why none of them are taking the OP seriously in their replies anyone that knows anything about boards knows that a mod with a negative view of that community is about as common as a FF politican with a code of ethics he stringently adheres to
kerry4sam wrote: » If anyone has had any dealings, negative dealings with member of the travelling community, could they please tell me: Do they carry out their threats? At work this evening (they're in town for a family funeral) I was called everything under the sun; but he also said "he'd every right to jump in over the counter and kick and hammer me to death" & to watch my back! Now, I know this fcker to see, and I'd believe he would also know me to see around after work. What're the freaking chances of this fcker fulfilling his threat above? & No! Going to a member of our Irish Police Force is NOT an option! Shaking right now to say least, Thanks in advance, kerry4sam
kerry4sam wrote: » female op here: Not expecting this to kick off like it has: to answer some: ~ He walked in looking for a room; I'd two ladies viewing a room and when I informed him of that he said "if they won't take it then I will" ; to which I replied "Sorry, but if they won't take it, then their's obviously something wrong with it and it can't be sold" <-- that was my initial reply without thinking and he kicked off on his abuse. to answer others: ~ I served as a volunteer Garda Reserve in a nearby town and that's how I know him to see him. Doubt he'd know me from that, but he'd know me now to see to answer more: ~ Going to our Irish Police Force won't be done by me on anything, unless very very last resort. Doubt I'll say anything about this tbh. He is in town for a family funeral; tension and anger-levels would be high. to answer further: ~ I have kept up my self-defence, but I've back issues at present and anyways, I wouldn't stand a chance outside of work. The funny thing was when he spoke of kicking and hammering me to death; I actually felt if he tried it there & then, I'd have taken him on. Also confidence of others around, so maybe that helped at the time. to answer some more AH-posters in true AH-style: ~ My Late Loving Dad passed away last December so we do have a double-plot purchased already and only one being used! & No, even if allowed, me having a gun would not happen. I'd certainly still be anti-gun-ownership. Have I missed anything? Thanks all for your input, kerry4sam
Gordon Minard wrote: » Also there is a general strain to this thread of "These lads are above the law" - I can appreciate that personal safety is paramount and there's no Thanks in being a "Have a Go Hero" but doesn't saying that they are "above the law" even give them a greater sense of power? Arm the Garda and Zero Tolerance Across the Board for all sectors of the community - irrespective of Traveller / Settled . . .