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traprunner · 22-05-2015 10:06PM

chenwc wrote: »

If we don't defend human's moral virtual bottom line, there will be a brother and sister marriage referendum next year. Why not? True love, and they naturally have baby.

You sound very familiar

What is this double bluff video people are talking about?

traprunner · 22-05-2015 10:08PM

Happyman42 wrote: »

What is your bottom line?

Polygamy has to be mentioned going by a recently closed account

Jelle1880 · 22-05-2015 11:10PM

What time will the results be known approximately ?

PopePalpatine · 22-05-2015 11:18PM

Some time between 4pm and 6pm, apparently RTE are going to release an exit poll from Milward Brown tomorrow morning.

Black Menorca · 22-05-2015 11:47PM

This is going to be 65+ yes. the early Tallies will reflect this by mid morning. Then roll on the party in the Castle yard.

Mark Tapley · 23-05-2015 12:05AM

chenwc wrote: »

If we don't defend human's moral virtual bottom line, there will be a brother and sister marriage referendum next year. Why not? True love, and they naturally have baby.

I will be glad when the nutjob sleeper cell get back in their boxes.

SpaceTime · 23-05-2015 12:11AM

Mark Tapley wrote: »

I will be glad when the nutjob sleeper cell get back in their boxes.

Ah, that explains it! They've been cryogenically preserved since the 1950s?!

traprunner · 23-05-2015 12:12AM

SpaceTime wrote: »

Ah, that explains it! They've been cryogenically preserved since the 1950s?!

Some from the Spanish Inquisition times.

FixdePitchmark · 23-05-2015 12:51AM

Black Menorca wrote: »

This is going to be 65+ yes. the early Tallies will reflect this by mid morning. Then roll on the party in the Castle yard.

I'd say the party will have many middle "love" yes voters twisting in the reality of the constitutional mess. :eek::eek::eek::D:D:p

Hotblack Desiato · 23-05-2015 01:35AM

Black Menorca wrote: »

This is going to be 65+ yes. the early Tallies will reflect this by mid morning. Then roll on the party in the Castle yard.

Does your smiley indicate a change of tune on your behalf?

What's disappointing about this is that something between 25-35% of voters have chosen to be utter pr*cks and deny rights to their fellow citizens just because they can.

Not a NSA agent · 23-05-2015 01:42AM

chenwc wrote: »

If we don't defend human's moral virtual bottom line, there will be a brother and sister marriage referendum next year. Why not? True love, and they naturally have baby.

We wouldnt need a referendum for that.

Black Menorca · 23-05-2015 07:23AM

traprunner wrote: »

Some from the Spanish Inquisition times.

Shocking comment. Politics in Ireland deserves better than this.

Black Menorca · 23-05-2015 07:25AM

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

Does your smiley indicate a change of tune on your behalf?

What's disappointing about this is that something between 25-35% of voters have chosen to be utter pr*cks and deny rights to their fellow citizens just because they can.

I am No voter but have the good grace to accept defeat with my personal pride intact.

Slurs like the ones you cast at felow citizens who exercised their democratic right, and dared to vote against your Yes, demeans the democratic process and your own credence as a serious contributor to these discussions.

Black Menorca · 23-05-2015 07:28AM

Given some of the comments recently here, if all the Yes side is going to do is insult and verbally attack the No side. Well. It will be more than unfortunate.

Xenophile · 23-05-2015 07:40AM

No doubt about it there will be a big party celebration in the Castle this afternoon.

Numbers are restricted to 2000 on a first come basis!

If you want to be there get there early.

Good idea from Minister Simon Harris and whoever else made it happen, it will be great for the tourist industry in Ireland and in particular Dublin with TV pictures being flashed around the world!

Black Menorca · 23-05-2015 07:41AM

Xenophile wrote: »

No doubt about it there will be a big party celebration in the Castle this afternoon.

Numbers are restricted to 2000 on a first come basis!

If you want to be there get there early.

Good idea from Minister Simon Harris and whoever else made it happen, it will be great for the tourist industry in Ireland and in particular Dublin with TV pictures being flashed around the world!

We should get as lot of business from the Pink Euro, dollar and pound alright.

ByfocalPhoto · 23-05-2015 08:17AM

traprunner wrote:

What is this double bluff video people are talking about?

Post number 1106

Hotblack Desiato · 23-05-2015 08:46AM

Black Menorca wrote: »

Slurs like the ones you cast at felow citizens who exercised their democratic right, and dared to vote against your Yes, demeans the democratic process and your own credence as a serious contributor to these discussions.

The No side utterly demeaned the democratic process with their nonsense and American paleoconservative cash.

450,000 posters for No. Yes Equality had 50,000.

As a parent, I found their fake concern for children to be particularly disgusting. These are the people who cheerled the Roman Catholic Church when it was locking up 'fallen women' and selling babies off to the highest Catholic bidder.

sydthebeat · 23-05-2015 08:57AM

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

The No side utterly demeaned the democratic process with their nonsense and American paleoconservative cash.

450,000 posters for No. Yes Equality had 50,000.

As a parent, I found their fake concern for children to be particularly disgusting. These are the people who cheerled the Roman Catholic Church when it was locking up 'fallen women' and selling babies off to the highest Catholic bidder.

This

The irony of groups like the Iona institute campaigning for "protecting children" was not lost on a lot of people. The Catholic church had a particularly bad track record in child protection.

Whereas groups like Barnardos with a great record were calling for a yes vote.

traprunner · 23-05-2015 09:01AM

Black Menorca wrote: »

Shocking comment. Politics in Ireland deserves better than this.

Politics in Ireland would include it if we let the nut job element could get away with it.

traprunner · 23-05-2015 09:02AM

ByfocalPhoto wrote: »

Post number 1106

Thank you.

galljga1 · 23-05-2015 09:12AM

ByfocalPhoto wrote: »

Post number 1106

Angry man and rightly so. I am surprised we did not see more of this. The fact that this referendum is going to pass is fantastic but gays have been treated like crap forever. This is the first step to hopefully a country where our kids and grandkids will see their gay friends as 'normal' (which is actually a horrible word).

Mark Tapley · 23-05-2015 10:15AM

Black Menorca wrote: »

Given some of the comments recently here, if all the Yes side is going to do is insult and verbally attack the No side. Well. It will be more than unfortunate.

I think you should be more circumspect with whom you align yourself . If you do not differentiate between people with genuine concerns and those who spout risible nonsense you cannot expect to be taken seriously. Not that I think your opinion is worthy of respect but you seem to be remaining within the bounds of sanity and are entitled to your opinion.
I do celebrate the fact that religion is in decline along with its antiquated views.

Xenophile · 23-05-2015 10:38AM

Mark Tapley wrote: »

I do celebrate the fact that religion is in decline along with its antiquated views.

Bishops and Archbishops you have just put a few more nails in the coffin of the Catholic Church.

You are probably busy now writing your sermons for tomorrows masses, one thing you can rest assured about, tomorrow there will be even less younger people in your churches to listen to what you have to say!

Black Menorca · 23-05-2015 10:39AM

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

The No side utterly demeaned the democratic process with their nonsense and American paleoconservative cash.

450,000 posters for No. Yes Equality had 50,000.

As a parent, I found their fake concern for children to be particularly disgusting. These are the people who cheerled the Roman Catholic Church when it was locking up 'fallen women' and selling babies off to the highest Catholic bidder.

Where do all out attacks like this get us?

Ave Sodalis · 23-05-2015 10:42AM

Black Menorca wrote: »

Where do all out attacks like this get us?

Not sure if serious...

Black Menorca · 23-05-2015 10:43AM

Mark Tapley wrote: »

I think you should be more circumspect with whom you align yourself . If you do not differentiate between people with genuine concerns and those who spout risible nonsense you cannot expect to be taken seriously. Not that I think your opinion is worthy of respect but you seem to be remaining within the bounds of sanity and are entitled to your opinion.
I do celebrate the fact that religion is in decline along with its antiquated views.

If you enter a discussion with such a blinkered mindset, how do you think I feel when engaging with you?

Mark Tapley · 23-05-2015 10:59AM

Black Menorca wrote: »

If you enter a discussion with such a blinkered mindset, how do you think I feel when engaging with you?

I have read your posts with open eyes. The catholic church encouraging bigotry since time immemorial. You claim victimhood but I see you as a perpetrator.
How do you feel about actively trying to deny people equal rights? Forgive me if I am not overly concerned for your feelings.

sydthebeat · 23-05-2015 11:07AM

One man's revolutionary is another man's terrorist.

Jelle1880 · 23-05-2015 11:09AM

Black Menorca wrote: »

Where do all out attacks like this get us?

Now that the No side seems to have lost in such a decisive manner you can't just white wash the campaign they held.

It was steeped in bigotry, lies and fear mongering. That doesn't mean all No voters are bigots, but the No camp acted like it for sure.

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