Margaret Cash steals €300 worth of clothes from Penneys and aftermath/etc!

Gimme A Pound · 25-01-2019 2:19pm

Ciaran_B wrote: »

The level of obsession that the losers in this thread have with this woman is bordering on mental illness.

What medical grounds do you have for this diagnosis?

Vicarious Function · 25-01-2019 2:19pm

Deebles McBeebles wrote: »

I asked you a question, two actually.

"You don't think she has done anything wrong then I take it? Or is it just that people are still talking about her?"

Can you answer it before you lose your head and get banned?

You put a question mark at the end of an assumption, which doesn't really make it a question.

Plumbthedepths · 25-01-2019 2:20pm

Vicarious Function wrote:

Time to shut it down, Boards.ie.

Unfortunately for you Boards.ie doesn't see the necessity to censor this thread. Try harder.

Deebles McBeebles · 25-01-2019 2:20pm

Vicarious Function wrote: »

You put a question mark at the end of an assumption, which doesn't really make it a question.

No then. Cool, good contribution.

Hector Savage · 25-01-2019 2:39pm

Vicarious Function wrote: »

Why is this thread still up and running? Does any human being deserve public shaming at this level?

Roll on legislation that will deal with social media that can behave in this way. Shame on you, Boards.ie, not to mention the low-life's that keep contributing to this thread.

ah how are ya Maggie ?
Are ya goin down to see Jon Boy "Tyson" dundon McCarthy v JJ "king of the travellers" mcnally in the bare knuckle bash ?

Hector Savage · 25-01-2019 2:43pm

tuxy wrote: »

Stop that nonsense.
Just say the rosary and everything will be grand!

A copy and share = a prayer

It's amazing how religious travellers are, how moral they think it makes them.

Is it to make up for all the vicious criminality they are involved in ?

Hector Savage · 25-01-2019 2:45pm

Bridget Mushy Viper wrote: »

Take a deep breath, conserve your precious outrage for something more worthy, be more honest and just *think*...

- She puts herself in the spotlight constantly
- Her behaviour is appalling - selfish, dishonest, aggressive, rude, self entitled and ungrateful (not to mention the criminality) - we are not the lowlives here, nor the ones that should feel ashamed. She doesn't give a sh1t about anyone so you're being a mug to get offended on her behalf.
- She's not a timid, vulnerable little victim - she can take care of herself.

Ask yourself what kind of way is it to be thinking that internet comments about dreadful behaviour is worse than the dreadful behaviour.

Also, use your anger for people like her unfortunate neighbours, for people who need state supports, like the sick, disabled, carers, those laid off in their 50s and struggling to find work because of their age - who are being robbed by the likes of her.

Use it for people who work hard, struggle to meet outgoings and don't get a thing despite paying their taxes while this freeloader gets everything for nothing - and demands it.

Because right now you don't look like you give a sh1t about them and are only interested in virtue signalling on behalf of someone who is very well looked after indeed. And that to me is what's shameful.

Wow!!
If I could thank this 50 times I would!!

Gimme A Pound · 25-01-2019 2:46pm

Hector Savage wrote: »

It's amazing how religious travellers are, how moral they think it makes them.

Is it to make up for all the vicious criminality they are involved in ?

Likely. Same with mafia and narcos.

Catholicism really is a suitable religion for those types, as all you have to do is go to confession and the priest has to keep his mouth shut.

Gimme A Pound · 25-01-2019 2:53pm

Hector Savage wrote: »

Wow!!
If I could thank this 50 times I would!!

Thanks.

It's frustrating and upsetting what's allowed in this country - and I see red and get passionate when these horrible horrible accounts barge in to insult us and downplay what is frustrating us. They think they're such decent and morally superior folk when they just come across as extremely nasty, and callous towards people who actually need help.

But that's a lot on the left for ya. Big part of why I've moved from the left to the centre. Sometimes right of centre.

25-01-2019 3:01pm

Bridget Mushy Viper wrote: »

Likely. Same with mafia and narcos.

Catholicism really is a suitable religion for those types, as all you have to do is go to confession and the priest has to keep his mouth shut.

Do you mean a priest that would pronounce a 15 year old child someone’s (most likely a teenage cousin) wife?

Hector Savage · 25-01-2019 3:09pm

She has this on her fb

love's me 7 beautiful kid's more than life

Hmm ... not enough to steal €300+ worth of clothes and risk jail and so not seeing them for a time - more no ???

Hector Savage · 25-01-2019 3:10pm

Bridget Mushy Viper wrote: »

Likely. Same with mafia and narcos.

Catholicism really is a suitable religion for those types, as all you have to do is go to confession and the priest has to keep his mouth shut.

Yes, prisoners too, always amazed the amount of prisoners that "find" Jesus while they are inside.

Almost like they don't want to take responsibility :rolleyes::rolleyes:

Vicarious Function · 25-01-2019 3:11pm

Bridget Mushy Viper wrote: »

Thanks.

It's frustrating and upsetting what's allowed in this country - and I see red and get passionate when these horrible horrible accounts barge in to insult us and downplay what is frustrating is. They think they're such decent and morally superior folk when they just come across as extremely nasty, and callous towards people who actually need help.

But that's a lot on the left for ya. Big part of why I've moved from the left to the centre. Sometimes right of centre.

Who or what are your referring to, Bridget Mushy Viper? This post comes across to me across to me as a load of gobble-de-gook. Please explain or be more specific.

xi5yvm0owc1s2b · 25-01-2019 3:13pm

Vicarious Function wrote: »

This person is being victimized unfairly on this forum.

So let's get this straight -- Margaret Cash can give interviews in the national media blaming the government and Dublin County Council for the fact that she has seven children and no house. She can appear outside the Dail ranting into a megaphone about how the government should resign. She can post on Facebook that she hopes the Taoiseach dies a painful death.

But anyone who criticizes Margaret Cash's antics, or even suggests that she shouldn't have had seven children if she had no way to house, feed, and clothe them, is accused of victimizing her unfairly?

In today's Ireland, there are many 28-year-olds who have finished school, gone to university, worked hard in demanding professional jobs, and are still in no position to afford a house or children of their own. The latest census showed that there are nearly 25,000 Irish people aged 25+ still living at home with their parents, presumably because many of them can't afford to move out.

And yet the hard-pressed taxpayer is funding the irresponsible lifestyle choices of Margaret Cash and many others like her.

That's why people are riled up. It's not about Margaret Cash as an individual. It's about the entitlement culture that she represents, and the "me, me, me" and "take, take, take" of it as she shouts and stamps her feet.

KrustyUCC · 25-01-2019 3:18pm

Hector Savage wrote: »

She has this on her fb

love's me 7 beautiful kid's more than life

Hmm ... not enough to steal €300+ worth of clothes and risk jail and so not seeing them for a time - more no ???

Ah sure it was all for the kids

“I don’t know what the shoplifting has to do with me being homeless, it is my private life.

"I never said I was a saint or anything, far from it.

“None of this has to do with the homeless crisis.

“I feel like I’m being attacked for highlighting the homeless crisis. It’s all about me shoplifting, they are looking for the bad.

“The clothes were for the kids. I feel like I am being targeted. It is letting the Government off the hook.”

https://www.thesun.ie/news/3274135/margaret-cash-saint-avoiding-jail-penneys/

Of course she could afford €600 for a communion suit for her son and also whatever her daughters communion dress cost but I'm sure it was the gubbermints fault for not paying her enough that she was forced to steal from Penneys

Gimme A Pound · 25-01-2019 3:18pm

Vicarious Function wrote: »

Who or what are your referring to, Gimme A Pound? This post comes across to me across to me as a load of gobble-de-gook. Please explain or be more specific.

This kind of post is woefully dishonest.

I may not be good at a lot of things but one thing I have an aptitude for is clear written communications. In fact it's how I make my living.

What I said was perfectly clear. If you need more context, the preceding posts are there for all to see.

Deebles McBeebles · 25-01-2019 3:22pm

Rex Tasteless Gutter wrote: »

So let's get this straight -- Margaret Cash can give interviews in the national media blaming the government and Dublin County Council for the fact that she has seven children and no house. She can appear outside the Dail ranting into a megaphone about how the government should resign. She can post on Facebook that she hopes the Taoiseach dies a painful death.

But anyone who criticizes Margaret Cash's antics, or even suggests that she shouldn't have had seven children if she had no way to house, feed, and clothe them, is accused of victimizing her unfairly?

In today's Ireland, there are many 28-year-olds who have finished school, gone to university, worked hard in demanding professional jobs, and are still in no position to afford a house or children of their own. The latest census showed that there are nearly 25,000 Irish people aged 25+ still living at home with their parents, presumably because many of them can't afford to move out.

And yet the hard-pressed taxpayer is funding the irresponsible lifestyle choices of Margaret Cash and many others like her.

That's why people are riled up. It's not about Margaret Cash as an individual. It's about the entitlement culture that she represents, and the "me, me, me" and "take, take, take" of it as she shouts and stamps her feet.

Terrible waste of an intelligent post as VF is just going to bat it off with another nonsensical response.

Vicarious Function · 25-01-2019 3:28pm

Rex Tasteless Gutter wrote: »

So let's get this straight -- Margaret Cash can give interviews in the national media blaming the government and Dublin County Council for the fact that she has seven children and no house. She can appear outside the Dail ranting into a megaphone about how the government should resign. She can post on Facebook that she hopes the Taoiseach dies a painful death.

But anyone who criticizes Margaret Cash's antics, or even suggests that she shouldn't have had seven children if she had no way to house, feed, and clothe them, is accused of victimizing her unfairly?

In today's Ireland, there are many 28-year-olds who have finished school, gone to university, worked hard in demanding professional jobs, and are still in no position to afford a house or children of their own. The latest census showed that there are nearly 25,000 Irish people aged 25+ still living at home with their parents, presumably because many of them can't afford to move out.

And yet the hard-pressed taxpayer is funding the irresponsible lifestyle choices of Margaret Cash and many others like her.

That's why people are riled up. It's not about Margaret Cash as an individual. It's about the entitlement culture that she represents, and the "me, me, me" and "take, take, take" of it as she shouts and stamps her feet.

The woman's name is specified in the title of the thread. No indication as to what, according to you, she represents. A bit disingenuous on your part, don't you think, Rex Tasteless Gutter?

As I've said earlier the title of the thread is very specific, relating to an offense that has been dealt with in the courts. That should be the end. IMO, everything that has been on here day after day, mentioning the lady's name is off topic. It is an excuse to be involved in the victimization of this woman, who is as entitled to her privacy as you or me. A lot of what is being said on this thread not only victimizes M. Cash, but attacks the community to which she belongs. Time to close the thread. Way overdue, in fact.

Plumbthedepths · 25-01-2019 3:31pm

Vicarious Function wrote:

As I've said earlier the title of the thread is very specific, relating to an offense that has been dealt with in the courts. That should be the end. IMO, everything that has been on here day after day, mentioning the lady's name is off topic. It is an excuse to be involved in the victimization of this woman, who is as entitled to her privacy as you or me. A lot of what is being said on this thread not only victimizes M. Cash, but attacks the community to which she belongs. Time to close the thread. Way overdue, in fact.

Have you made your opinion known to a Mod and have they agreed to close the thread on your say so?

Hector Savage · 25-01-2019 3:33pm

Deebles McBeebles wrote: »

Terrible waste of an intelligent post as VF is just going to bat it off with another nonsensical response.

On schedule

Vicarious Function wrote: »

The woman's name is specified in the title of the thread. No indication as to what, according to you, she represents. A bit disingenuous on your part, don't you think, Vox Nihili?

As I've said earlier the title of the thread is very specific, relating to an offense that has been dealt with in the courts. That should be the end. IMO, everything that has been on here day after day, mentioning the lady's name is off topic. It is an excuse to be involved in the victimization of this woman, who is as entitled to her privacy as you or me. A lot of what is being said on this thread not only victimizes M. Cash, but attacks the community to which she belongs. Time to close the thread. Way overdue, in fact.

I think it's SPOT ON TOPIC to be honest, the pennys stealing angle is part of a greater problem.

jelutong · 25-01-2019 3:33pm

Yes boss.

ShaneC93 · 25-01-2019 3:34pm

This just in, she's claiming to have a job now.

gerrybbadd · 25-01-2019 3:36pm

Vicarious Function wrote: »

The woman's name is specified in the title of the thread. No indication as to what, according to you, she represents. A bit disingenuous on your part, don't you think, Vox Nihili?

As I've said earlier the title of the thread is very specific, relating to an offense that has been dealt with in the courts. That should be the end. IMO, everything that has been on here day after day, mentioning the lady's name is off topic. It is an excuse to be involved in the victimization of this woman, who is as entitled to her privacy as you or me. A lot of what is being said on this thread not only victimizes M. Cash, but attacks the community to which she belongs. Time to close the thread. Way overdue, in fact.

Woah Woah Woah there... Lady??? Lets have a look at the definition shall we?

Lady:
a woman of good social position

Wibbs · 25-01-2019 3:36pm

Vicarious Function wrote: »

As I've said earlier the title of the thread is very specific, relating to an offense that has been dealt with in the courts. That should be the end. IMO, everything that has been on here day after day, mentioning the lady's name is off topic. It is an excuse to be involved in the victimization of this woman, who is as entitled to her privacy as you or me.

Privacy? You have to be laughing a laugh or are on laughing gas. She has constantly been pushing herself into the public view, on social media and old media, nearly always looking for more "free" money and other "entitlements" paid for by the taxpayers of this country. Shrinking violet she is not.

A lot of what is being said on this thread not only victimizes M. Cash, but attacks the community to which she belongs

Victimises her? Are you bloody kidding me? She is a proven drain on Irish society and by her own words and actions too. And even with that "free" money and "entitlements", more than a scarily large section of Irish people who contribute to our society, she still can't stop the theft? Get off the cross on her behalf.

Time to close the thread. Way overdue, in fact.

Hate to break it to you Ted, but you're not on Facebook or Twitter now, you can't block things you don't like to hear. The fact you seem so sure your demands will be accommodated tells me much.

Plumbthedepths · 25-01-2019 3:37pm

ShaneC93 wrote:

This just in, she's claiming to have a job now.

Collecting social welfare every week is a job now?

Deebles McBeebles · 25-01-2019 3:38pm

ShaneC93 wrote: »

This just in, she's claiming to have a job now.

She's talking about motherhood I would imagine.

Hey mods, maybe we could satisfy the latest pedantry by changing the thread title to 'Maggie's Farm' or something like that.

Or 'Human of certain gender, who hails from a minority ethnic background, rebels against large chain store in order to cloth her children'.

KrustyUCC · 25-01-2019 3:39pm

Don't like what's being discussed = then shut down the thread

Margaret wouldn't have been in the public eye only for the stunt in the Garda Station

In fact she had used the media years before that

http://www.echo.ie/tallaght/article/no-solution-in-sight-with-ongoing-homeless-crisis

She has kept herself in the public eye through social media, protests, being on the Niall Boylan show etc

She won't stop using the media until she has her ' forever proper home'

Purple Mountain · 25-01-2019 3:39pm

Plumbthedepths wrote: »

Collecting social welfare every week is a job now?

She will say her job is a mother.

Vicarious Function · 25-01-2019 3:40pm

Bridget Mushy Viper wrote: »

This kind of post is woefully dishonest.

I may not be good at a lot of things but one thing I have an aptitude for is clear written communications. In fact it's how I make my living.

What I said was perfectly clear. If you need more context, the preceding posts are there for all to see.

All may be perfectly clear to you in your head, Bridget Mushy Viper, but if you read the post I referred t, you'll find there is nothing specific in it, only a load of generalities that could refer to anyone or anything. I'm just referring to one post in particular. I shouldn't be expected to read back through all of your other posts in order to get the drift of what you're saying. If this post is an example of how you make your living ...... I'll say no more.

Hector Savage · 25-01-2019 3:42pm

KrustyUCC wrote: »

Don't like what's being discussed = then shut down the thread

Margaret wouldn't have been in the public eye only for the stunt in the Garda Station

In fact she had used the media years before that

http://www.echo.ie/tallaght/article/no-solution-in-sight-with-ongoing-homeless-crisis

She has kept herself in the public eye through social media, protests, being on the Niall Boylan show etc

She won't stop using the media until she has her ' forever proper home'

How did Niall Boylan treat her actually ?

Deebles McBeebles · 25-01-2019 3:43pm

Wibbs wrote: »

The fact you seem so sure your demands will be accommodated tells me much.

Jesus, maybe it is her.

freshpopcorn · 25-01-2019 3:43pm

Hector Savage wrote: »

How did Niall Boylan treat her actually ?

He basically asked why did she have kids she can't afford!

freshpopcorn · 25-01-2019 3:46pm

I edited the thread tittle just so people know that discussion may go on here outside of the Penneys incident.
Let's face it Margaret will stay in media until she gets a permanent home off the council!

Plumbthedepths · 25-01-2019 3:49pm

Purple Mountain wrote:

She will say her job is a mother.

My wife has been double jobbing for years so. I guess though we thought it best to pay for our own 'forever home'. Sometimes you feel like a mug for paying your way and having personal responsibility. Its a very simple concept can't afford to house kids don't have any until you can.

Plumbthedepths · 25-01-2019 3:55pm

facehugger99 wrote:

The mouth-breathers need somewhere to spew their two minute hate.

I have a rather bad head cold at the moment, mouth breathing is all I can do. Very perceptive of you though.

Plumbthedepths · 25-01-2019 3:58pm

freshpopcorn wrote:

He basically asked why did she have kids she can't afford!

I heard the interview Mags doesn't like straight questions. She gets all shouty and "gubbermint gubbermint" seems to be the only coherent thing that can picked out from verbal diatribe.

KrustyUCC · 25-01-2019 4:00pm

Hector Savage wrote: »

How did Niall Boylan treat her actually ?

https://www.facebook.com/NiallBoylanAtNight/videos/margaret-cash-live-on-the-niall-boylan-show/284234262185509/

Signore Fancy Pants · 25-01-2019 4:01pm

Vicarious Function wrote: »

Get a life, you people.

Sure thing, rereg....don't forget to get one yourself.

KrustyUCC · 25-01-2019 4:02pm

facehugger99 wrote: »

The mouth-breathers need somewhere to spew their two minute hate.

Lovely use of language there :rolleyes:

Gimme A Pound · 25-01-2019 4:02pm

facehugger99 wrote: »

The mouth-breathers need somewhere to spew their two minute hate.

More an apt description of you/your post actually.

Another who doesn't give a sh1t about the people who get robbed by such freeloaders.

Vicarious Function · 25-01-2019 4:03pm

freshpopcorn wrote: »

I edited the thread tittle just so people know that discussion may go on here outside of the Penneys incident.
Let's face it Margaret will stay in media until she gets a permanent home off the council!

Some edit, freshpopcorn!

Margaret Cash steals court €300 worth of clothes from Penneys and aftermath/etc!

The new title repeats again the fact that Ms Cash has committed a felony that has been dealt with by the courts three months ago. She's had her comeuppance in by the courts - does that fact have to be repeated every day on boards.ie? That is imposing a punishment on the woman, that we have no entitlement to do and that no woman (or man) deserves. This fact is no longer news yet you have it as part of the thread title. Aftermath or no aftermath, this woman is as entitled as you or me to her name, be it good or bad.

Signore Fancy Pants · 25-01-2019 4:05pm

Vicarious Function wrote: »

Some edit, freshpopcorn!

Margaret Cash steals court €300 worth of clothes from Penneys and aftermath/etc!

The new title repeats again the fact that Ms Cash has committed a felony that has been dealt with by the courts three months ago. She's had her comeuppance in by the courts - does that fact have to be repeated every day on boards.ie? That is imposing a punishment on the woman, that we have no entitlement to do and that no woman (or man) deserves. This fact is no longer news yet you have it as part of the thread title. Aftermath or no aftermath, this woman is as entitled as you or me to her name, be it good or bad.

LOL

Rample ramble rample

Roger Hassenforder · 25-01-2019 4:06pm

Fecund woman of considerable state provided means, pulls publicity stunt to highlight her engineered homelessness, cultivates and nurtures a high profile media presence, where she cites the "gubbermint" for "robbing her blind" and killing other similarly irresponsible members of her community, is convicted of theft and whose partner was recently charged with a serious assault, continues to demand a forever home because she's entitled.

But "muh... shes entitled to her privacy"

GTFO.
Clown college graduates would be embarrassed by such buffoonery.

Plumbthedepths · 25-01-2019 4:07pm

Vicarious Function wrote:

The new title repeats again the fact that Ms Cash has committed a felony that has been dealt with by the courts three months ago. She's had her comeuppance in by the courts - does that fact have to be repeated every day on boards.ie? That is imposing a punishment on the woman, that we have no entitlement to do and that no woman (or man) deserves. This fact is no longer news yet you have it as part of the thread title. Aftermath or no aftermath, this woman is as entitled as you or me to her name, be it good or bad.

No luck having the thread closed I see. Calls for censorship usually end badly just saying.....

KrustyUCC · 25-01-2019 4:09pm

Margaret Cash steals €300 worth of clothes from Penneys is a fact

It prob should be amended to €321 lol

We're doing her a disservice by understating the amount she stole

This fact will not change nor go away

Keeping this fact in a thread title imposes no additional punishment on her imo

Vicarious Function · 25-01-2019 4:12pm

Plumbthedepths wrote: »

No luck having the thread closed I see. Calls for censorship usually end badly just saying.....

A compromise was attempted - with a not very satisfactory edit and no credit given, as to why. Action of a sort undertaken, admittedly.

Roger Hassenforder · 25-01-2019 4:13pm

Vicarious Function wrote: »

Some edit, freshpopcorn!

Margaret Cash steals court €300 worth of clothes from Penneys and aftermath/etc!

The new title repeats again the fact that Ms Cash has committed a felony that has been dealt with by the courts three months ago. She's had her comeuppance in by the courts - does that fact have to be repeated every day on boards.ie? That is imposing a punishment on the woman, that we have no entitlement to do and that no woman (or man) deserves. This fact is no longer news yet you have it as part of the thread title. Aftermath or no aftermath, this woman is as entitled as you or me to her name, be it good or bad.

You might be onto something in fairness

Maybe a sticky Margaret Cash Superthread might be more appropriate. Where we could discuss her latest affront to society...

Anyway, were you in for the porcelain dolls yourself?

freshpopcorn · 25-01-2019 4:15pm

Vicarious Function wrote: »

Some edit, freshpopcorn!

Margaret Cash steals court €300 worth of clothes from Penneys and aftermath/etc!

The new title repeats again the fact that Ms Cash has committed a felony that has been dealt with by the courts three months ago. She's had her comeuppance in by the courts - does that fact have to be repeated every day on boards.ie? That is imposing a punishment on the woman, that we have no entitlement to do and that no woman (or man) deserves. This fact is no longer news yet you have it as part of the thread title. Aftermath or no aftermath, this woman is as entitled as you or me to her name, be it good or bad.

The Penneys incident should be discussed.
Why did it happen?
Is the issue that social welfare not enough?
The penatilies for theft not enough in this country?
With this people will dig and the Waterford Crysral and expensive communion deess will pop up and people will come to conclusions.
This is all linked with her situation and discussion will happen.

25-01-2019 4:26pm

Roger Hassenforder wrote: »

Fecund woman of considerable state provided means, pulls publicity stunt to highlight her engineered homelessness, cultivates and nurtures a high profile media presence, where she cites the "gubbermint" for "robbing her blind" and killing other similarly irresponsible members of her community, is convicted of theft and whose partner was recently charged with a serious assault, continues to demand a forever home because she's entitled.

But "muh... shes entitled to her privacy"

GTFO.
Clown college graduates would be embarrassed by such buffoonery.

You forgot “And loses the plot when asked about personal responsibility”

Deebles McBeebles · 25-01-2019 4:27pm

freshpopcorn wrote: »

The Penneys incident should be discussed.
Why did it happen?
Is the issue that social welfare not enough?
The penatilies for theft not enough in this country?
With this people will dig and the Waterford Crysral and expensive communion deess will pop up and people will come to conclusions.
This is all linked with her situation and discussion will happen.

Won't matter what you call the thread, FP. User just wants it shut.

You'd miss the early days of the thread where people who disagreed with the general consensus of the thread would argue rationally. Now its all "MUUUHHHH RACISTS!!!"

Margaret Cash steals €300 worth of clothes from Penneys and aftermath/etc!

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