Right wing extremist group behind Dublin Protest say Gardai

Junkyard Tom · 28-02-2021 9:06pm

DubInMeath wrote: »

You can't account for stupidity and being a c*nt.

I mean the COVID-is-a-hoax crowd. Do they think all those doctors, nurses, pharmacists, politicians, and police, are in on a massive conspiracy to stop them going to Spain to get pissed?

RobbieTheRobber · 28-02-2021 9:07pm

Joeytheparrot wrote: »

Dumb post. Not everyone who is left wing is a protester or unemployed.

Its from a terribly written article taken from an equally terrible article in de bild. So based on protesters in Germany and only those who were arrested and the article said the same stats apply to those protesters from right ideology.

So we can say it says more about the sort of protesors who are likely to engage in illegal activity rather than anything about a persons politic beliefs.

And it probably says more about the type of person and their intelligence that they would use this article to prove some sort of point than anything else.

Rodney Bathgate · 28-02-2021 9:08pm

Parachutes wrote: »

A lot of them don't wash either.

Washing is overrated.

28-02-2021 9:08pm

Junkyard Tom wrote: »

I mean the COVID-is-a-hoax crowd. Do they think all those doctors, nurses, pharmacists, politicians, and police, are in on a massive conspiracy to stop them going to Spain to get pissed?

They do.

Parachutes · 28-02-2021 9:08pm

Rodney Bathgate wrote: »

Washing is overrated.

The antifa creed.

TheBMG · 28-02-2021 9:31pm

ExMachina1000 wrote: »

If a few people caused trouble what about the hundreds who peacefully protested? Are they scum too?

Yes. Yes they are.

MonkieSocks · 28-02-2021 9:32pm

ExMachina1000 wrote: »

If a few people caused trouble what about the hundreds who peacefully protested? Are they scum too?

Yes.....scummers and scangers, Unlawful protest in a pandemic and not adhering to social distancing guidelines.

Flog the fookers

Rodney Bathgate · 28-02-2021 9:40pm

MonkieSocks wrote: »

Yes.....scummers and scangers, Unlawful protest in a pandemic and not adhering to social distancing guidelines.

Flog the fookers

I assume you were saying the same about the BLM protests in Ireland that breached lockdown / social distancing guidelines? If so, fair play.

Rodney Bathgate · 28-02-2021 9:43pm

Parachutes wrote: »

The antifa creed.

Smelly backstards.

Parachutes · 28-02-2021 9:45pm

MonkieSocks wrote: »

Yes.....scummers and scangers, Unlawful protest in a pandemic and not adhering to social distancing guidelines.

Flog the fookers

We live in a free country where people have a right to protest.

Pat D. Almighty · 28-02-2021 9:45pm

SuperSean11 wrote: »

They ran away pretty quickly wasn’t even riot police

They talk the talk online in their little fantasy world, but when the reality of the situation kicks in, they all run like rats.

Pat D. Almighty · 28-02-2021 9:47pm

Parachutes wrote: »

We live in a free country where people have a right to protest.

We don't live in a free country. You're confusing this for America.

This is not America. We are a police state and thankfully the police state was on the right side this time. S*i* stirring dangerous simpletons have no place in modern society.

Eric Cartman · 28-02-2021 9:48pm

Parachutes wrote: »

We live in a free country where people have a right to protest.

they do, but they don't have the right to fire rockets at police, preach anti English hate, call for the death of gardai, trap people in a shop and shout anti white racist slurs at them or have a mass gathering during a global pandemic.

theres a difference between say a peaceful protest for pensions or about the cervical check scandal

and then we have the shocking acts of violence we saw yesterday in Dublin or a month ago in blanchardstown.

Every protest held during this pandemic has hurt us all as a nation, everyone from left, right or a-political stance should condemn every protest and every protestor for the last 12 months.

Pat D. Almighty · 28-02-2021 9:49pm

Eric Cartman wrote: »

they do, but they don't have the right to fire rockets at police, preach anti English hate, call for the death of gardai, trap people in a shop and shout anti white racist slurs at them or have a mass gathering during a global pandemic.

theres a difference between say a peaceful protest for pensions or about the cervical check scandal

and then we have the shocking acts of violence we saw yesterday in Dublin or a month ago in blanchardstown.

Every protest held during this pandemic has hurt us all as a nation, everyone from left, right or a-political stance should condemn every protest and every protestor for the last 12 months.

100%, Well articulated. Protests can take a virtual seat for the time being or maybe small vigils with restrictions. Sh*t stirrers gonna sh*t stir though.

Parachutes · 28-02-2021 9:51pm

Eric Cartman wrote: »

they do, but they don't have the right to fire rockets at police, preach anti English hate, call for the death of gardai, trap people in a shop and shout anti white racist slurs at them or have a mass gathering during a global pandemic.

theres a difference between say a peaceful protest for pensions or about the cervical check scandal

and then we have the shocking acts of violence we saw yesterday in Dublin or a month ago in blanchardstown.

Every protest held during this pandemic has hurt us all as a nation, everyone from left, right or a-political stance should condemn every protest and every protestor for the last 12 months.

In all fairness what do you expect? Peoples lives have been completely destroyed. The country has been brought to it's knees through these lockdown policies.

Collie D · 28-02-2021 9:52pm

Parachutes wrote: »

In all fairness what do you expect? Peoples lives have been completely destroyed. The country has been brought to it's knees through these lockdown policies.

I expect ****heads not to gather in large groups without social distancing or masks and we might get out of the ****ing lockdown quicker.

FairCityFanboy · 28-02-2021 9:53pm

I like how thousands of people show up in the city centre to express their disappointment with lockdown laws yet all the media talk about is 'right wing extremists'.

There are legitimate concerns at play here. They need to be discussed.

EmmetSpiceland · 28-02-2021 9:54pm

Have to say, it’s been great to see the overwhelmingly negative reaction, and condemnation, of this far-right “protest” and its rabble.

We’re so close to the end of these dark times, the last thing we need now is a super-spreader “event” delaying any chance of a summer re-opening.

Selfish people ruining it for the rest of us. Shameful carry on. Worrying too, especially when you hear all the “talk” from their anti-RTÉ/Late Late Show wing.

28-02-2021 9:54pm

FairCityFanboy wrote: »

I like how thousands of people show up in the city centre to express their disappointment with lockdown laws yet all the media talk about is 'right wing extremists'.

There are legitimate concerns at play here. They need to be discussed.

Appeasement, is the word you're looking for.

DelaneysMule · 28-02-2021 9:55pm

FairCityFanboy wrote: »

I like how thousands of people show up in the city centre to express their disappointment with lockdown laws yet all the media talk about is 'right wing extremists'.

There are legitimate concerns at play here. They need to be discussed.

Thousands? It was a few hundred thugs at the most.

bocaman · 28-02-2021 10:00pm

A national emergency and far right traitors are out on a protest whinge

kildare lad · 28-02-2021 10:01pm

Collie D wrote: »

I expect ****heads not to gather in large groups without social distancing or masks and we might get out of the ****ing lockdown quicker.

And what about the 100,000 people that travelled in and out of Dublin airport in January

Rodney Bathgate · 28-02-2021 10:03pm

Not liking the Late Late Show is a ‘right wing’ thing now?

What about those filthy kernts with a “scat” fetish? Is that also ‘right wing’?

FairCityFanboy · 28-02-2021 10:04pm

DelaneysMule wrote: »

Thousands? It was a few hundred thugs at the most.

I'd say it was close to a thousand protestors which is a pretty significant number of people. I think their point is clear; nobody voted for these restrictions. There has been no democratic process to determine these measures.

Who would support the current lockdown? SMBs who are struggling to survive? The thousands who have been left unemployed? The thousands of farmers who can't sell their produce? The thousands of families who have lost a loved one due to lockdown suicide? Families of autistic children who can't receive vital services due to schools remaining under lockdown?

You can choose to imagine that everyone who protests against these lockdowns are lunatics. And you might be right. But there are plenty of people who have legitimate concerns and aren't getting their voices heard.

Collie D · 28-02-2021 10:06pm

kildare lad wrote: »

And what about the 100,000 people that travelled in and out of Dublin airport in January

What about them? Thread is about yesterday’s protest. Two wrongs and all that...

sabat · 28-02-2021 10:07pm

This is where it was organised; it's clearly not a far-right group no matter what the gardaí say.

https://t.me/bringbacknormal

Parachutes · 28-02-2021 10:08pm

These people who support lockdowns and restrictions are like turkeys voting for Christmas.

Pat D. Almighty · 28-02-2021 10:16pm

Parachutes wrote: »

These people who support lockdowns and restrictions are like turkeys voting for Christmas.

People who support lockdowns and restrictions are the type of people that realise our health system completely collapse without an attempt to restrict the virus from spreading.

If you don't like evidence that lockdowns and restrictions, then don't look at countries in Australasia, because those turkeys seem to be having a good christmas so far.

Pat D. Almighty · 28-02-2021 10:18pm

sabat wrote: »

This is where it was organised; it's clearly not a far-right group no matter what the gardaí say.

https://t.me/bringbacknormal

A group that has to say that its apolitical and law-abiding is something I'd worry about in terms of the type of people it attracts.

James Brown · 28-02-2021 10:19pm

doublejobbing 2 wrote: »

How so? Left wingers have atrocious employment rates.

https://metro.co.uk/2017/02/08/most-left-wing-protesters-are-unemployed-men-who-live-with-their-parents-6434458/

33%. 9 times the unemployment rate most fully functioning economies have. And you can bet the other two thirds of them are part timers at best.

So you didn't read this far?

But before any Trumpers or Brexiteers charge for the comments channel to make jokes about ‘snowflakes’ and so on, this also goes for right-wing protesters, too, according to the report in Germany’s Bild.

So people who are free to protest are more likely to protest...who'd a thunk....

28-02-2021 10:21pm

Pat D. Almighty wrote: »

People who support lockdowns and restrictions are the type of people that realise our health system completely collapse without an attempt to restrict the virus from spreading.

If you don't like evidence that lockdowns and restrictions, then don't look at countries in Australasia, because those turkeys seem to be having a good christmas so far.

Don’t feed the Troll

kildare lad · 28-02-2021 10:22pm

Collie D wrote: »

What about them? Thread is about yesterday’s protest. Two wrongs and all that...

What about them ?? you've a hundred thousand people flying in from all over the world in January and yet I can't drive 5 km up the road . That makes a lot of sense. I'm sure all flyers are quarantining for 2 weeks when they get here .... Ye right

Parachutes · 28-02-2021 10:25pm

Pat D. Almighty wrote: »

People who support lockdowns and restrictions are the type of people that realise our health system completely collapse without an attempt to restrict the virus from spreading.

If you don't like evidence that lockdowns and restrictions, then don't look at countries in Australasia, because those turkeys seem to be having a good christmas so far.

Sweden seems to be doing grand. The lockdown lunatics just pretend Sweden doesn't exist.

Eric Cartman · 28-02-2021 10:30pm

https://www.facebook.com/1202370568/posts/10222181538506405/

So apparently this was the ‘peaceful’ element. Wouldnt necissarily believe it though, the guy who posted it thinks mary lou should be taoiseach and won the election.

Not a mask in sight, use of the word sheeple, big sf flag flying in the background, tri colours everywhere. The standard

KyussB · 28-02-2021 10:30pm

...
Minister McEntee that some of those who attended the protest in Dublin yesterday were individuals with previous connections to far-left violent groups or organisations.

Earlier, Garda Commissioner Drew Harris issued a statement clarifying remarks he made in relation to those involved in yesterday's protests in Dublin city centre.

Minister McEntee said the clarification from Commissioner Harris was intended to make this clear, as some of those identified were individuals or factions who may have moved to the extreme right from previous allegiances with other organisations on the left.
...

https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2021/0228/1199831-dublin-protests/

What a load of bullshit - that's like the idiots who say the National Socialist Party was left-wing.

Pat D. Almighty · 28-02-2021 10:37pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Don’t feed the Troll

ok

Pat D. Almighty · 28-02-2021 10:38pm

Parachutes wrote: »

Sweden seems to be doing grand. The lockdown lunatics just pretend Sweden doesn't exist.

What makes you believe Sweden is doing grand?

28-02-2021 10:40pm

Parachutes wrote: »

Sweden seems to be doing grand. The lockdown lunatics just pretend Sweden doesn't exist.

Swedish politicians have admitted their herd immunity strategy was a huge mistake that led to lots of unnecessary deaths

FairCityFanboy · 28-02-2021 10:53pm

Pat D. Almighty wrote: »

People who support lockdowns and restrictions are the type of people that realise our health system completely collapse without an attempt to restrict the virus from spreading.

If you don't like evidence that lockdowns and restrictions, then don't look at countries in Australasia, because those turkeys seem to be having a good christmas so far.

What exactly do you think lockdowns are doing though?

If you look at a country which hasn't had a lockdown, like Sweden, they've only had a marginally worse first/second wave than we have once you account for population.

If we're doing a lockdown to save a few extra lives, I think we need to also discuss the lives we are losing BECAUSE of the lockdown. I'm talking about suicides. We've seen a 50% increase in calls to suicide prevention helplines. If that's directly proportional to actual suicides, which amounts to hundreds of deaths per year, then we can easily see those adding up pretty fast.

We have young children who aren't going to school and socializing with other children. We KNOW from the SCIENCE that you lot love to reference, that this is going to have long lasting negative affect on their mental health.

We also know from the SCIENCE that wearing masks for prolonged periods of time can result in respiratory issues, especially in children.

We also know that unemployment is bad for mental health. We know that it's bad for a lot of things. Our country is bleeding money. That means less money to invest in the health system.

We've always had an issue with overcrowding in hospitals. Hospitals have been less crowded due to the coronavirus. Every year they're full of elderly people with influenza and other infectious diseases.

Look. I'm not the nutjob that you obviously assume I am. I was all for having lockdowns at the start of the pandemic to prevent the virus ever coming here. I just think that at this point, because of how long it's been going on for, we REALLY need to look at the cost of a lockdown. Is this really saving lives? Or is it actually costing lives.

We need to ask this. We need to do so in a democratic fashion. The discussion needs to be had and it's not happening. I think that's why those protests are receiving so much support on social media, despite clear condemnation against the violence that took place.

Pat D. Almighty · 28-02-2021 10:57pm

FairCityFanboy wrote: »

What exactly do you think lockdowns are doing though?

You replied to something that contains the answer to your question.

Beasty · 28-02-2021 10:58pm

FairCityFanboy wrote: »

We also know from the SCIENCE that wearing masks for prolonged periods of time can result in respiratory issues, especially in children.

Provide a source or quit the scaremongering

Mad_maxx · 28-02-2021 11:12pm

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

Have to say, it’s been great to see the overwhelmingly negative reaction, and condemnation, of this far-right “protest” and its rabble.

We’re so close to the end of these dark times, the last thing we need now is a super-spreader “event” delaying any chance of a summer re-opening.

Selfish people ruining it for the rest of us. Shameful carry on. Worrying too, especially when you hear all the “talk” from their anti-RTÉ/Late Late Show wing.

why is it so hard to believe that the vast majority of protestors had nothing to do with an organized " far right " or that the scrote who pegged the missile at the guard was a mere opportunist who had no affiliation with the " far right "

mindless scumbags could just as easily show up to cause trouble if fishermen were protesting on grafton st against EU policy re_ their industry

Eric Cartman · 28-02-2021 11:29pm

Mad_maxx wrote: »

why is it so hard to believe that the vast majority of protestors had nothing to do with an organized " far right " or that the scrote who pegged the missile at the guard was a mere opportunist who had no affiliation with the " far right "

mindless scumbags could just as easily show up to cause trouble if fishermen were protesting on grafton st against EU policy re_ their industry

because theres tonnes of political points to be scored in pretending irelands far right is any more than a tiny number of people and theres a moral high horse to be sat upon from the left in claiming that they're the ones who are leading the charge on eradicating the virus in the hopes of gaining on FF / FG's inevitable downturn in the next election.

28-02-2021 11:43pm

Beasty wrote: »

Provide a source or quit the scaremongering

Well they have already proven that they can't count or at least aren't very good at judging the size of crowds, so wouldn't hold your breath on it, or being reputable if provided.

Mad_maxx · 28-02-2021 11:45pm

Eric Cartman wrote: »

because theres tonnes of political points to be scored in pretending irelands far right is any more than a tiny number of people and theres a moral high horse to be sat upon from the left in claiming that they're the ones who are leading the charge on eradicating the virus in the hopes of gaining on FF / FG's inevitable downturn in the next election.

yep , phoney wars costs very little and play ones cards right and there are benefits to be reaped

plenty of grifters out to make a solid career as " far right " hunters , brave soliders one and all

spurious · 28-02-2021 11:48pm

Anti-establishment types who will have the paws out next week for the PUP or the labour.

rossie1977 · 01-03-2021 1:03am

Mad_maxx wrote: »

why is it so hard to believe that the vast majority of protestors had nothing to do with an organized " far right " or that the scrote who pegged the missile at the guard was a mere opportunist who had no affiliation with the " far right "

mindless scumbags could just as easily show up to cause trouble if fishermen were protesting on grafton st against EU policy re_ their industry

Why are people so willing to defend the far right?

The is a massive problem in the western world with far right groups from the US to Canada. to Ireland to UK to mainland Europe to Australia/New Zealand.

These groups have been allowed to grow unhindered for years and spread their ideology via youtube, twitter, facebook and even national TV.

Witcher · 01-03-2021 1:25am

ExMachina1000 wrote: »

The law is an ass.

The garda had riot helmets on. No danger.

Iv no interest in the hyperbole

The Gardai were not wearing 'riot helmets' so that's a blatant lie.

JJayoo · 01-03-2021 1:29am

Knacker scumbags behind it

.anon. · 01-03-2021 1:30am

rossie1977 wrote: »

Why are people so willing to defend the far right?

Because as much as they deny it, that's where their sympathies lie.

Right wing extremist group behind Dublin Protest say Gardai

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