Mayor of Limerick wants deportation of EU-nationals

fl4pj4ck

yupyup7up wrote: »

Well Id say Mr Kevin Kiely there has the balls to say it.

balls? he throwed a rock at people he knows wouldnt throw back. he's a coward. people of Limerick deserves better.

yupyup7up

fl4pj4ck wrote: »

balls? he throwed a rock at people he knows wouldnt throw back. he's a coward. people of Limerick deserves better.

to be honest, most irish politicians are gowls anyway so theyll only jump on the first bandwagon they see to take another down a notch. Id be 100% for the removal of dole for those who dont get a job within a year, irish or otherwise. Id like to keep or cultural diversity in Limerick

Kess73

daveyboy_1ie wrote: »

My biggest problem with the whole system is that when an Irish person is signing on they are told nowt, except the bare minimum and after signing play the waiting game. However non nationals are taken aside, told what they can claim (including extras on top of basic) and also talking amongst themselves pretty much can be VERY comfortable. No other state does this and its time the sytem is cleaned up. Any attemts to clean it up though are met by the human rights brigade will be up in arms calling it racist, even though the same rules apply to all nationals. The world has gone PC mad.

Its expected that politicians get their two cents in, especially when they know they are appealing to the masses by saying things like this. Thats the way the politics game works, all publicity is good publicity.

Good post, there really is a lack of tolerance and information towards many Irisjh people when you go in to sign on after losing a job. I signed on this year after being let go, and I fould it a horrible experience, which was made worse by a system that seems to not want to give out information, and that is not what I would term user friendly when asked questions.

There is a big difference between how Irish and non nationals (generally non EU non nationals) seem to be spoken to in there also.


All Kiely was doing was trying to make it like he was doing something and the rabble would eat that up in a Southpark
manner...."DEY TEK AR JIBS"

fl4pj4ck

yupyup7up wrote: »

People who aren't irish nationals and don't have a settled family should be encouraged to go home instead of being on the dole etc.

yupyup7up wrote: »

Id be 100% for the removal of dole for those who dont get a job within a year, irish or otherwise. Id like to keep or cultural diversity in Limerick

I am sorry, but you got me confused here. An hour ago you want to deport all non-nationals and now you decided you want too keep the cutural diversity? Can you clarify on that?

fl4pj4ck

Kess73 wrote: »

There is a big difference between how Irish and non nationals (generally non EU non nationals) seem to be spoken to in there also.

so now you claim that non nationals are treated better than you? C'mon, you must be joking!

yupyup7up

fl4pj4ck wrote: »

I am sorry, but you got me confused here. An hour ago you want to deport all non-nationals and now you decided you want too keep the cutural diversity? Can you clarify on that?

I can do. Firstly, you have it mixed up. I don't want people scrounging off our social welfare system. I didnt say that I want ALL non-nationals deported, only the ones that are on the dole for too long. As I said before I have a lot of foreign friends working here. I do like have this diversity in the country but I dont want non nationals screwing our country for benefits! never said anything about wanting working non nationals to leave.

yupyup7up

fl4pj4ck wrote: »

so now you claim that non nationals are treated better than you? C'mon, you must be joking!

actually, if you ever go into a dole office you'll see that there is a BIG difference in the treatment of non nationals and Irish people. I myself have never claimed the dole but Ive been in the dole office a few times.

topper75

If there was direct election of mayors, as in the U.S., we wouldn't have this embarrassment.

There should just be another poll added to our council elections where you pick, let's say 5, names of the council seat candidates. Then the top 5 would serve as mayors over the council's lifetime in rotation.

Off topic, but they also vote for their Chief of Police in a direct election. Could get interesting results in Limerick.

Stab*City

Willie O'Dea for chief of police anyone?:D

fl4pj4ck

yupyup7up wrote: »

actually, if you ever go into a dole office you'll see that there is a BIG difference in the treatment of non nationals and Irish people. I myself have never claimed the dole but Ive been in the dole office a few times.

of course. al that well-educated people in the social welfare office speaks at least three different languages to help all unemployed non-nationals gets them their part of the cake. and there's a pot of gold for everyone at the end of the rainbow.

I have never been threated worse than when I had to go to the SW in Limerick. and you know why? I have done my homework so I was prepared for all the bull**** they are serving there. I was told that it might take up to six months to get my JSB, and I will end up better going back to Poland.

A friend of mine was waiting from march 2009 till last week for the decision. She worked hard and earned it like every working person here, but for over six months she has been stalled with the officer hoping for here to go back to Poland.

Being born here you are usually in better position - you can stay all the time waiting for your money with you family, that can help you out, unfortunatelly emigrant don't have that luxury, and still have to pay the rent, bills, etc.

I will give you another example of the Polish legislation: the governent agencies like SW, Revenue, etc. has to answer every single claim within a given time period (it's usually 30 days that can be extended in certain situations to 60 days). if they don't do that, they have to pay up all the arrears including the fees for being late.

syklops

How would like it if Roma people from Romania worked for a few months and then claimed social welfare from the polish government? I know for a fact you wouldnt[don't] like that...

I'd just like to point out that the Roma don't come from Romania.

Ive been working since I was 15 and only stopped for either classes in school or lectures in college(worked part time through education) and also I started a job a day after I finished my last exam in college, and I am 100% not satisfied that my PAYE also goes towards paying lazy foreigners (and no im not forgetting lazy irish people). And there are also plenty of African people who get ridiculous benefits from our government! taxi vouchers houses, the whole lot! get a grip and find out whats going on in our country before you slate our people

Your PAYE does not go to lazy anyone. Thats what your PRSI does. For someone who has been working since they were 15 you should be familiar with which payments go where.

Good post, there really is a lack of tolerance and information towards many Irisjh people when you go in to sign on after losing a job. I signed on this year after being let go, and I fould it a horrible experience, which was made worse by a system that seems to not want to give out information, and that is not what I would term user friendly when asked questions.

All the information you need is available on the citizens information website, the welfare website and the Fas website. There is tons of information on wikipedia about Irish Taxation law, social contributions, benefit, the works. Did you want someone to read it to you?

fl4pj4ck

And there are also plenty of African people who get ridiculous benefits from our government! taxi vouchers houses, the whole lot! get a grip and find out whats going on in our country before you slate our people

it's sth like 19e (nineteen) a week, I know it's riddicoulus, it should be slashed at least by 50%!

errr... wait. I'm getting e204/week, maybe I should be deported 10 times to break it even with those bastards! what do you think?

daveyboy_1ie

fl4pj4ck wrote: »

so you want to cut the benefits for everyone apart from Irish, is that right?
this is exactly the definition of the racism.

Sorry, I have re-read my post several times now and still can't see where i said this? what I said was there is a difference beween how an irish person signing on is treated and a non-national.

This is the reason people are afraid to offer genuine opinions even though we are always told 'everyone is entitled to their opinions', its because people like yourself try to shame and bully rather than debate. sorry but that tactic does not work with me, I call it as I see it. Speaking from someone who had to sign on this year i know exactly what happens when signing on and how little information was forthcoming. I got no private room interview explaining my entitlements. Quoting me websites is not the same as helping me when I am singing on. The same level of respect should be afforded to everyone when they are signing on as its a demeaning experience.

fl4pj4ck

daveyboy_1ie wrote: »

This is the reason people are afraid to offer genuine opinions even though we are always told 'everyone is entitled to their opinions', its because people like yourself try to shame and bully rather than debate. sorry but that tactic does not work with me, I call it as I see it.

this thread has been cleaned up twice already and all the rasists comments were deleted, none of them was mine

Speaking from someone who had to sign on this year i know exactly what happens when signing on and how little information was forthcoming. I got no private room interview explaining my entitlements. Quoting me websites is not the same as helping me when I am singing on. The same level of respect should be afforded to everyone when they are signing on as its a demeaning experience.

I don't know which SW office did you go to to claim your JSB/JSA, but it certainly wasn't the one in Limerick.

I, and all the people I helped so far wasn't given an option to use, how you call it "private room". So please keep your fairy tales to yourself.

But we are not discussing this right now, so please stay on topic. So far I only see people attacking the fact that non-nationals are entitled to welfare in Ireland. As it has been pointed out by myself several times in this thread, we are only asking what rightfully should be given to us (I am not talking about small percentage of people who abuses the system).

This thread is about gettin EU people deported, because some fool sees this as a good idea to get more people to support him in future. That sort of populism is very popular when times are tough. However this idea is completely out of this world, and there's not even the slighest chance to have it implemented.

In other words: dear mayor, if you want to cut non-national's right to their entitlements you need to do the same with Irish people.

I wonder if he has balls to tell that to the public.

allimac

fl4pj4ck wrote: »

of course. al that well-educated people in the social welfare office speaks at least three different languages to help all unemployed non-nationals gets them their part of the cake. and there's a pot of gold for everyone at the end of the rainbow.

I have never been threated worse than when I had to go to the SW in Limerick. and you know why? I have done my homework so I was prepared for all the bull**** they are serving there. I was told that it might take up to six months to get my JSB, and I will end up better going back to Poland.

A friend of mine was waiting from march 2009 till last week for the decision. She worked hard and earned it like every working person here, but for over six months she has been stalled with the officer hoping for here to go back to Poland.

Being born here you are usually in better position - you can stay all the time waiting for your money with you family, that can help you out, unfortunatelly emigrant don't have that luxury, and still have to pay the rent, bills, etc.

I will give you another example of the Polish legislation: the governent agencies like SW, Revenue, etc. has to answer every single claim within a given time period (it's usually 30 days that can be extended in certain situations to 60 days). if they don't do that, they have to pay up all the arrears including the fees for being late.

What are you doing here if the polish legislation is so good?I hear theres plenty of work in lodz.

The Saint

allimac wrote: »

What are you doing here if the polish legislation is so good?I hear theres plenty of work in lodz.

Woooo, bitter much?

I think our dear mayor and some here don't really have a grasp of the social welfare system and EU law. Let's put it simply:
EU workers are entitled to **** all if they have not made the required PRSI contributions.
Under EU law all people that meet the requirements in the host country are entitled to the exact same benifits as the natives. Countries cannot discriminate between their own civilians and other EU citizens. If you want to reduce benifits to EU nationals then the same has to apply to Irish nationals.

THIS IS EU LAW AGREED BY ALL MEMBER STATES. IT CANNOT BE CHANGED WITHOUT ANOTHER TREATY/REFERENDUM.

And there are also plenty of African people who get ridiculous benefits from our government! taxi vouchers houses, the whole lot! get a grip and find out whats going on in our country before you slate our people

This is a disgraceful ill-informed comment with no basis in fact. Shame.

hightower1

allimac wrote: »

What are you doing here if the polish legislation is so good?I hear theres plenty of work in lodz.

Ah dont worry man all the poilsh are heading home anyways there is nothing left here for them now just take a look in daft at the amount of rank apartments left vacant.

A lot of the issue being that we had soooo many non national workers doing their bit BUT a large amount of that capital was not put and recycled back into the country but sent back abroad, capital is the lifeblood of a country and is recirculated around it as such but an influx of non national workers causes it to bleed out.

frenchy12

All the people supporting that idea really make me sick.... how do you plan on putting that into practice ?? sure pack them all up and send them back home... i have worked in this country since i came here at 18 years of age.. have settled here, have an irish partner and kids.. paid my rent, my bills etc... i'm being made redundant in the next couple of months... and i have to say how helpful the irish people have been with their suggestions as to what to do next... 'sure why don't you say he doesn't live here and claim unmarried mother (lone parent family benefit), everybody does it!...'
Em no sorry not going to do that!!!! people are giving out about foreigners claiming benefits when they lose their jobs through no fault of their own. However they are more than happy to close their eyes and ears when it comes to irish girls who have 3 or 4 kids from different fathers claiming lone parent benefit when their partner lives with them, getting some of their rent paid for by the social and who have never worked a day in their lives!!! seriously! i have paid my dues, invested in this country, settled here and you want to deport me if i can't find another job!!! sure my irish partner would then be able to give up his job, claim lone parent and get the rent paid etc and look after the kids!!!how much more would that cost this country but sure it's ok cause he's irish!! Get a grip people!!!

Paulegend

ok the mayor is an idiot. i think most of will agree(mods i mean that his views are idiotic not the man himself as i dont know him personally but have had numerous conversations with him the night of the local election count being the last)


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all people in this country no matter of age sex religion or nationality should or will be exiled.

i do belive anyone thats on social welfare(people who have worked for the last 2 years or more therefore reclaiming their stamps) should be left alone. they are getting what they have worked for and that is security in hard times. anyone of us could be unemployed in the morning. we should stand together people. where have the times gone where you can ask your neighbour for some sugar;)

anyone who has not worked before or whose stamps have run out and are recieving the dole should be made work a mandatory 25 hours of community work. there are plenty of things we are paying people for that we shouldnt. instead using the people who want to leach from the state. we have streets to be cleaned. bins that should be collected by the government agencies. parks cleaned and supervised. lights fixed. walls built. roads built.

money that the government is paying agencies to provide these survices could be invested in training "the leachers" to change lights, build roads, rail lines, walls, collect bins.

this would cut our costs and would encourage people to work or help or community to better itself.

we have the resources. lets help eachother and ourselves and not soccum to propoganda that its always someone elses fault except the government. its not the foriegners its the mis spending and F#ck you im alright jack attitude.

dont turn on eachother. dont be a biggot

and one last thing please get the thread back on topic and not use the thread to bitch at eachother pointlessly

gaf1983

Kess73 wrote: »

Good post, there really is a lack of tolerance and information towards many Irisjh people when you go in to sign on after losing a job. I signed on this year after being let go, and I fould it a horrible experience, which was made worse by a system that seems to not want to give out information, and that is not what I would term user friendly when asked questions.

Unfortunately the social welfare system seems to be designed this way. Make it as user-unfriendly as possible, make it very difficult for people to claim what they are Goddamn entitled too, which means they'll have to call in to their local TD's "clinic". TD will save the day (Although not actually - he/she will only give smooth the way for their constituent to get what they were entitled to in the first place) and get the constituent's vote. It's this parish-pump clientelism that has led to much of the lack of long-term vision in Irish politics as alluded to in other posts, causing much of the mess we find ourselves in.

Paulegend wrote: »

anyone who has not worked before or whose stamps have run out and are recieving the dole should be made work a mandatory 25 hours of community work. there are plenty of things we are paying people for that we shouldnt. instead using the people who want to leach from the state. we have streets to be cleaned. bins that should be collected by the government agencies. parks cleaned and supervised. lights fixed. walls built. roads built.

Funnily enough I heard the very same suggestion made earlier in the week, by, guess who, the man of the moment, the one and only Mayor Kevin Kiely!

cancan

America, England, Australia and Canada etc here.
We were just wondering you could take back all the irish ye gave us, while we're at it

Paulegend

gaf1983 wrote: »

Funnily enough I heard the very same suggestion made earlier in the week, by, guess who, the man of the moment, the one and only Mayor Kevin Kiely!

hilarious:D

it is something i do feel strongly about doh as it would cut costs for the government and the people

goingpostal

Roadend wrote: »

The Anglo Irish Bank has nothing to do with social welfare expenditure. Bloody Fintan o'Toole

They are both examples of our government spending taxpayers money. I can see a definite connection there. It is typical of this country. A year ago most people in the country were angry at the banks and the developers for taking crazy, irresponsible gambles that ended up wrecking our economy. Now FF has managed to narrow the debate to Public Sector vs Private Sector and to beating up on people who have lost their jobs because of the fallout of the collapse that these bankers and developers brought about. Divide to rule, we have all fallen for the oldest trick in the plutocrats book. While we are all bickering about who should be entitled to this or that pittance, the same old crooks are making off with all the gold once again.

thedini

yupyup7up wrote: »

yes I understand that people who have worked have contributed and therefore are entitled to benefit for a specified time. I'm talking about those who are in receipt of social welfare long after their contribution has been used to to provide them with the dole. Why should we provide years of social welfare to non nationals if they have only worked here for a year or less? and this sadly is the case.

How would like it if Roma people from Romania worked for a few months and then claimed social welfare from the polish government? I know for a fact you wouldntI][B]don't[/B][/I like that...

Would you like it if I went to Poland and worked for 6 months and claimed social welfare for another 6 months after that? doesnt make sense to support something like that.


Ive been working since I was 15 and only stopped for either classes in school or lectures in college(worked part time through education) and also I started a job a day after I finished my last exam in college, and I am 100% not satisfied that my PAYE also goes towards paying lazy foreigners (and no im not forgetting lazy irish people). And there are also plenty of African people who get ridiculous benefits from our government! taxi vouchers houses, the whole lot! get a grip and find out whats going on in our country before you slate our people

Why don't you just admit that you are a racist and be done with it, on a side note the educational system must be in dire straits .

zuroph

I'll post here what I posted on Limerick Leaders facebook yesterday.

The real problem is the locals who never work or try to and claim for their entire lives. Sort our own out, the eu nationals are entitled to claim because they worked and paid tax here. Pointing fingers at the wrong people as usual, i'd expect nothing less from our incompetant council. I for one am glad of free travel, it means that soon i'll be ... Read moreable to more to move away from the type of xenophobic ignorant bile being spewed above. The EU nationals can't win, if they're working they're "taking our jobs", if they're not they're "sponging of us". The eu nationals aren't the problem, everything wrong with ireland is our own fault. Kiely should at least apologise, at most resign.

i'll now post some of the other posts

He's dead right so he is get them out now i had to leave my country and go To Ozz over the Bums

eh, no, you didn't.

I agree with d mayor get the **** out and stay ****in out...end of ****in story.

I would throw what I call social welfare migrants out. They are bleeding the system dry.

DEY TUK AR JAWBS!!!

goingpostal

AND DEY STEALS OUR WIMMINS TOO!

Deport Kevin Kiely! Send him to some country where having a saddle on your bike is illegal! And give him a job as bicycle courier!! On minimum wage!!

Niall1975

I went back to college after losing my job recently. I am not entitled to a grant etc..

The college is running ECDL for €240. A non irish lady said to the woman who is running the course that the social welfare will give her the €240 to do the ECDL, as well as a monthly VEC grant and the weekly back to education allowance.

Paulegend

Niall1975 wrote: »

I went back to college after losing my job recently. I am not entitled to a grant etc..

The college is running ECDL for €240. A non irish lady said to the woman who is running the course that the social welfare will give her the €240 to do the ECDL, as well as a monthly VEC grant and the weekly back to education allowance.

if you are unemployed and recieving benifit for 6 months you can apply for back to education.

i dont understand why they are giving her e240

did you apply for a vec grant? or just assume your not entitled?

not suggesting your an idiot or anything. just alot of people are been given the wrong information


P.S if you are a medical card holder and go back to work you are exempt from paying the wage levy. dont wait for your boss or the tax office to let you know. go check it out bacause it is you entitlement!!!!111

billy the squid

I wouldn't put too much credence into the amount of comments bashing immigrants which appear in places like this. If the story linked to from a white supremasist website hosted in america and moderated by a canadian claiming to be for Ireland, then you will find that a number of people will follow that link and post their trash.

this will result in a disproportionate amount of comments bashing immigrants.

billy the squid

Niall1975 wrote: »

I went back to college after losing my job recently. I am not entitled to a grant etc..

The college is running ECDL for €240. A non irish lady said to the woman who is running the course that the social welfare will give her the €240 to do the ECDL, as well as a monthly VEC grant and the weekly back to education allowance.

Did you consider the possibility that she was out of work longer than you were? Was out of work myself for 15 months before starting my degree and am getting BTEA, am also an Irish national.

Paulegend

well to be honest even doh i completly disagree with good ol Kiely......

it would be hard to agree with him here without slagging foriegners.

but as i said im oppose

Melion

Whats the problem with he said?

Why should people be allowed come into our country and automatically claim our benefits while having no intention of working? He didn't give out about the people who have been here a while and worked here while paying their taxes. The problem he had was with people arriving on the shores and taking the money.

Its a joke of a country that people like that are getting benefits for doing nothing while the money is being taken off pensioners, single parents etc.

billy the squid

Melion wrote: »

Whats the problem with he said?

Why should people be allowed come into our country and automatically claim our benefits while having no intention of working?

Who said they can? EU nationals have to have accumulated the required number of weeks work before they can get anything from social welfare.

He didn't give out about the people who have been here a while and worked here while paying their taxes. The problem he had was with people arriving on the shores and taking the money.

See my above quote. The fact that he was wrong might explain why he issued a retraction

Its a joke of a country that people like that are getting benefits for doing nothing while the money is being taken off pensioners, single parents etc.

But they are not

Melion

And what about people who arent even living in the country who are flying in every other week to sign on and getting away with it.

zuroph

Melion wrote: »

And what about people who arent even living in the country who are flying in every other week to sign on and getting away with it.

what about them? They've nothing to do with what kiely said, they're not entitled to the payments and its fraud. Nothing to do with this subject, and we can't punish others on their behalf.

Paulegend

Melion wrote: »

And what about people who arent even living in the country who are flying in every other week to sign on and getting away with it.

well anybody that has signed on in the last 12 or so months cant get paid into their accounts so payments must be collected every week from the post office of their choice. if payments arent collected within 3 days they are returned to the social welfare and their situation is looked into.

its a myth and one of a million stupid reasons that people come up with to give out wrongfully about foreigners.


i do believe that its possible some people are flying in ever month to sign on they are the few people still being payed into their account because it would be pointless paying to come here weekly??????
these people are commiting fraud

what about irish people working "under the counter"?? this is also fraud.

what about claiming lone parents alowance and liveing with your partner for 10 or 20 odd years not getting married so you wont lose your benifits. this is also fraud.

irish people are ripping this country off alot more than the foreigners!!!!!!! FACT

zuroph

i notice kevps3 thanked the post. care to explain why kev?

Paulegend

zuroph wrote: »

i notice kevps3 thanked the post. care to explain why kev?

i think its a blind leading the blind scenario

kaniabart

I'm polish, working here for the last 4 years what if i would loose my job now and go on the dole???? was paying tax and p.r.s.i and even levy i know this is not my country but its really bad what he said - he would send me home after 3 months being on the dole ha! why not send us to concentration camps or something like that?! :cool: i meet my girlfriend when i was studying she is Irish move to Iireland cos of her had job before that in Poland now i'm happy here with her and Ireland God bless u all!

zuroph

they're even taking our wimmin!!!!! :mad:
I apologise, Kiely is an idiot, and thankfully will never be a REAL politician.

jochenstacker

I'm German, living and working here for a good few years now.
As an EU citizen I am entitled under EU law to stay here however long I please and I am legally entitled to claim any benefit I'm eligible for.
If those benefits happen to be very generous (thank you very much), I'm not at fault.
It's the silly money culture in Ireland, where teachers earn 60k and moving right along the line, Brian Cowen earns more than any leader of the free world!
The irish have indulged in a blood orgy of rampant and obscene consumerism that has seen prices and salaries skyrocket beyound anywhere else in Europe and now you blame the mess on the people who with their hard work and expertise have helped build this country in the first place. You couldn't have done it without us.
If suddenly the Mayor of Munchkintown decides he doesn't like that, it's his problem.
I live here, there is nothing that gombeen b*stard can do about it, if he tried to deport me he'd have to explain himself to the EU and I wonder what that thick Mick would have to say for himself then!
So, just this ONCE I get to say it:
This is the law Mr Kiely and if you don't like, why don't YOU f*ck off.

topper75

jochenstacker wrote: »

I'm German, living and working here for a good few years now.
... if he tried to deport me he'd have to explain himself to the EU and I wonder what that thick Mick would have to say for himself then!
So, just this ONCE I get to say it:
This is the law Mr Kiely and if you don't like, why don't YOU f*ck off.

LOL - don't be too abusive now - he might be around to your door with a paddy wagon (or a 'thick mick' wagon) looking for your 'papers'! We know how that one goes.

Yeah you are right about the economic mess all the same.

Itsdacraic

As long as he leaves the girl working in Centra on William street alone I don't care what he does with the rest of them

allimac

jochenstacker wrote: »

I'm German, living and working here for a good few years now.
As an EU citizen I am entitled under EU law to stay here however long I please and I am legally entitled to claim any benefit I'm eligible for.
If those benefits happen to be very generous (thank you very much), I'm not at fault.
It's the silly money culture in Ireland, where teachers earn 60k and moving right along the line, Brian Cowen earns more than any leader of the free world!
The irish have indulged in a blood orgy of rampant and obscene consumerism that has seen prices and salaries skyrocket beyound anywhere else in Europe and now you blame the mess on the people who with their hard work and expertise have helped build this country in the first place. You couldn't have done it without us.
If suddenly the Mayor of Munchkintown decides he doesn't like that, it's his problem.
I live here, there is nothing that gombeen b*stard can do about it, if he tried to deport me he'd have to explain himself to the EU and I wonder what that thick Mick would have to say for himself then!
So, just this ONCE I get to say it:
This is the law Mr Kiely and if you don't like, why don't YOU f*ck off.

Where are the mods now.If I was to call this german a nazi cu*t you'd be up in arms but it's alright for this immigrant to insult our mayor?

Itsdacraic

jochenstacker wrote: »

If suddenly the Mayor of Munchkintown decides he doesn't like that, it's his problem.
I live here, there is nothing that gombeen b*stard can do about it, if he tried to deport me he'd have to explain himself to the EU and I wonder what that thick Mick would have to say for himself then!
So, just this ONCE I get to say it:
This is the law Mr Kiely and if you don't like, why don't YOU f*ck off.

Nice. :rolleyes:

quietsailor

allimac wrote: »

Where are the mods now.If I was to call this german a nazi cu*t you'd be up in arms but it's alright for this immigrant to insult our mayor?

So report him by PM to the mods, don't just complain about it on the thread, waste of time

Mr E

Who says we aren't reading?

jochenstacker's words may be harsh (understatement of the year!), but they represent the other side of the coin.

By the way, if you think Kevin Kiely's recommendations here are ever going to be taken seriously by anyone who matters, then you're very naive. This is a storm in a teacup, and will never amount to anything (IMO, etc.)

zuroph

allimac wrote: »

it's alright for this immigrant to insult our mayor?

Is it alright if I do it?

Kiely is a ****ing idiot, ignorant, populist, and for the most part entirely devoid of use.

fl4pj4ck

allimac wrote: »

... but it's alright for this immigrant to insult our mayor?

yes, why not?

Paulegend

allimac wrote: »

Where are the mods now.If I was to call this german a nazi cu*t you'd be up in arms but it's alright for this immigrant to insult our mayor?

dude if anything ur been more abusive than him. kiely slagged him first:D