Tonight With Vincent Browne Thread v3.0 (07/04/13 - 08/07/14)

vicwatson

jjf1974 wrote: »

That fine gael fella reckons the country has loads of money.

Did you not hear?

Roger_007

jjf1974 wrote: »

That fine gael fella reckons the country has loads of money.

Bertie thought we had loads of money....:mad:

Roger_007

Pearce agreeing with FG.......is there a blue moon tonight?

vicwatson

Like, Tipp is a Solicitor, not a damn Economist or Politician, just because she is German.

Busted Flat.

Roger_007 wrote: »

Pearce agreeing with FG.......is there a blue moon tonight?

It would be like a pale moon rising.

jjf1974

Roger_007 wrote: »

Pearce agreeing with FG.......is there a blue moon tonight?

remember the last referendum they agreed with them aswell

Busted Flat.

vicwatson wrote: »

Like, Tipp is a Solicitor, not a damn Economist or Politician, just because she is German.

I hope no one mentions ze var.

vicwatson

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

"Nikki St George Smith"

I wonder if she has a Finglas accent?

She's an "Independent Producer" - of what type of films though, ah yeh..

vicwatson

Busted Flat. wrote: »

I hope no one mentions ze var.

Indeed, and the way Germany were lifted off their asses by the rest of the globe practically.

Roger_007

jjf1974 wrote: »

remember the last referendum they agreed with them aswell

They must be angling to be partners in government next time around.:eek:

take everything

Pearse almost certainly thinking:
Take your hahnd ahff may or have it brokin ahff.

coolhull

Roger_007 wrote: »

They must be angling to be partners in government next time around.:eek:

Though I like Pierce, the thought of the Shinners in government puts the wind up me

take everything

What I love about this is this could've gone either way. In which case you'd have Kieran earnestly arguing the polar opposite.
They don't know what they're talking about largely.

Roger_007

coolhull wrote: »

Though I like Pierce, the thought of the Shinners in government puts the wind up me

It might not be a bad thing....they would soon find out that playing the game is a lot more complicated than shouting from the sideline.!

vicwatson

Mealy Mouth ****e from Fine Gaeler, he's a tool

hotmail.com

I'm sorry but what impact have the cuts had on older people? What cuts has there been apart from the telephone allowance?

Roger_007

hotmail.com wrote: »

I'm sorry but what impact have the cuts had on older people? What cuts has there been apart from the telephone allowance?

Eh.....none.

vicwatson

Roger_007 wrote: »

Eh.....none.

The thanks for this post is from Evelyn Cusack, Evelyn, is it really going to snow next week? :P

jjf1974

A lot of older people go out to vote.

Busted Flat.

hotmail.com wrote: »

I'm sorry but what impact have the cuts had on older people? What cuts has there been apart from the telephone allowance?

Try and stay with the program, wealthy pensioners are cribbing over the cuts, pensioners living on €230, are hit the hardest.

hotmail.com

Roger_007 wrote: »

Eh.....none.

The recession and the cutbacks has impacted people under the age of 45 for the most part. Full stop.

I wish people would stop trotting out the old people mantra. They are doing just fine.

Evelyn Cusack

Starving children??
I just tuned in, where did this come from?
We have a hugely generous welfare state, we don't have people starving, if these are then they should be taken by the state but they aren't starving from a lack of money!

vicwatson

Ah yeh, all EU countries must play by the same rules unless you're from Deutschland

Like the way in Animal farm, we are all equal, but some are more equal than others.

hotmail.com

Busted Flat. wrote: »

Try and stay with the program, wealthy pensioners are cribbing over the cuts, pensioners living on €230, are hit the hardest.

In what way specifically are they less off (apart from the phone allowance and the ending of the Xmas bonus)?

Good loser

Archbishop Martin says children are starving.

So VB takes this as an established fact and wants to know what the Govt is doing about it! Tonight?

What about all those nights he demands evidence/proof?

Roger_007

Evelyn Cusack wrote: »

Starving children??
I just tuned in, where did this come from?
We have a hugely generous welfare state, we don't have people starving, if these are then they should be taken by the state but they aren't starving from a lack of money!

I thought the problem was OBESITY, mostly in deprived areas.....confusing eh?

vicwatson

Evelyn Cusack wrote: »

Starving children??
I just tuned in, where did this come from?
We have a hugely generous welfare state, we don't have people starving, if these are then they should be taken by the state but they aren't starving from a lack of money!

Agreed, it's from the parents mis-spending the money they get

Busted Flat.

hotmail.com wrote: »

In what way specifically are they less off (apart from the phone allowance and the ending of the Xmas bonus)?

I will leave it to you to maybe talk to some pensioners, who you may know in your area. You will be surprised at the education you will receive, hopefully you will inform me of your times.

hotmail.com

Busted Flat. wrote: »

I will leave it to you to maybe talk to some pensioners, who you may know in your area. You will be surprised at the education you will receive, hopefully you will inform me of your times.

Rather than patronise, perhaps you could back up your post or else admit you're wrong.

hotmail.com

vicwatson wrote: »

Agreed, it's from the parents mis-spending the money they get

There was starving children during the boom. It's a sad reality that some parents can't or won't feed their children.