Ireland's "Peaceful Protestors" - Pest Control?

Peppa Pig

Peppa Pig wrote: »

The guards were across the road beside a large Garda van. Clear on the video.

Of course they were meters being taken out but I could post that video and say it shows Irish Water removing faulty meters while the gardai keep the onlookers calm.

After days of protests about putting the meters in, do you think the protesters would stand by watching them be replaced if they were faulty?

And Irish water had no issues with them being inside the barriers today which kind of makes the complaint to have the Gardai there to protect them null and void.

Guy:Incognito

Deleted User wrote: »

After days of protests about putting the meters in, do you think the protesters would stand by watching them be replaced if they were faulty?

And Irish water had no issues with them being inside the barriers today which kind of makes the complaint to have the Gardai there to protect them null and void.

Were the main ringleaders not in court today promising to not to be illegally protesting?

Guy:Incognito

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

Were the main ringleaders not in court today promising to not to be illegally protesting?

THe voice of the guy on the video sounds like the same guy who does a lot of the Dublin says no videos.

Peppa Pig

Deleted User wrote: »

After days of protests about putting the meters in, do you think the protesters would stand by watching them be replaced if they were faulty?

What are you implying? - that they wouldn't be peacefully protesting?

mickydoomsux

Deleted User wrote: »

THe voice of the guy on the video sounds like the same guy who does a lot of the Dublin says no videos.

All these cretins sound the same so it's hard to tell.

coolemon

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Deleted User wrote: »

After days of protests about putting the meters in, do you think the protesters would stand by watching them be replaced if they were faulty?

And Irish water had no issues with them being inside the barriers today which kind of makes the complaint to have the Gardai there to protect them null and void.

Why would they create an issue, seeing as the protesters (or not in this case) weren't protesting or abusing them in this case? That would be just asking for trouble, but of course you know that.

Fukuyama

Christ on a bike, reading posts by Irishfreeview gives an unprecedented insight into the thought process of a hard leftist.

Clutching at straws claiming that Irish Water workers were intimidated enough by protesters to actually remove meters, and in the same breath claim protesters are peaceful.

Nodin

Dean0088 wrote: »

Christ on a bike, reading posts by Irishfreeview gives an unprecedented insight into the thought process of a hard leftist.

Clutching at straws claiming that Irish Water workers were intimidated enough by protesters to actually remove meters, and in the same breath claim protesters are peaceful.

Given that you're the man who started the thread based on having a raging boner for a baton charge, I'd be a bit wary of mounting your horse there.

Fukuyama

Nodin wrote: »

Given that you're the man who started the thread based on having a raging boner for a baton charge, I'd be a bit wary of mounting your horse there.

Why so? Do tell.

He has spouted pure rubbish, claims to be able to fix the 7 Billion deficit by reducing ministers salaries and contradicts himself repeatedly, often in the same sentence. :pac:

Nodin

Dean0088 wrote: »

Why so? Do tell.

He has spouted pure rubbish, claims to be able to fix the 7 Billion deficit by reducing ministers salaries and contradicts himself repeatedly, often in the same sentence. :pac:

I'm sure he does, but that's somewhere down the list of sins compared to wanting people to be hauled off in some police state style fashion.

Fukuyama

Nodin wrote: »

I'm sure he does, but that's somewhere down the list of sins compared to wanting people to be hauled off in some police state style fashion.

Behave like scumbags, get arrested.

Ireland is far from a police state - anyone who thinks arresting these idiots equals a police state must be very sheltered and never visited other countries where it takes on, maybe two warning from a cop before you find yourself in cuffs.

Nodin

Dean0088 wrote: »

Behave like scumbags, get arrested.

Ireland is far from a police state - anyone who thinks arresting these idiots equals a police state must be very sheltered and never visited other countries where it takes on, maybe two warning from a cop before you find yourself in cuffs.

You mean the kind of place where cops beat people half to death and there's running riots in the streets on a fairly regular basis? Wow, we really should go down that road.

Dean0088

Dean0088 wrote: »

Christ on a bike, reading posts by Irishfreeview gives an unprecedented insight into the thought process of a hard leftist.

Clutching at straws claiming that Irish Water workers were intimidated enough by protesters to actually remove meters, and in the same breath claim protesters are peaceful.

Clutching at straws?

I'm not the one lying. Where did I ever say Irish Water workers were intimidated enough by protesters to actually remove meters?

Stop with the lies

Omackeral

Rent-A-Mob that use any old excuse to hijack a crowd for their own agenda. Same faces in any video that have trouble with the Gardai and accuse them of 'attacking' people. This group would show up to the opening of a packet of crisps. Chanting Seig Heil and goosestepping in the last video of the OP (@2:28) says more about these people than it does about anyone else. In fact, your one with the glasses and hair tied back doing the goose step was the head cheerleader at the Free Margaretta D'Arcy protests too. Goons.

Peppa Pig

Deleted User wrote: »

Where did I ever say Irish Water workers were intimidated enough by protesters to actually remove meters?

When you say this

Deleted User wrote: »

It appears the protests maybe working

Is it a straight lie - who knows, probably a hopeful indication as to what occurred.

But when you say

Deleted User wrote: »

Maybe some posters need a tissue to wipe away the tears?:D

It's fairly obvious that you are saying that the meters being removed are a direct result of the protests.

You offered no proof as to your assertion because there is no proof from what you posted.

Furthermore, when you say

Deleted User wrote:

After days of protests about putting the meters in, do you think the protesters would stand by watching them be replaced if they were faulty?

You are saying they are being removed because of the protests, otherwise the crowd would not be so calm


Do you believe these meters were removed because of the protests?

Peppa Pig

Peppa Pig wrote: »

When you say this


Is it a straight lie - who knows, probably a hopeful indication as to what occurred.

But when you say

It's fairly obvious that you are saying that the meters being removed are a direct result of the protests.

You offered no proof as to your assertion because there is no proof from what you posted.

Furthermore, when you say
You are saying they are being removed because of the protests, otherwise the crowd would not be so calm


Do you believe these meters were removed because of the protests?

Lol, talk about extending your lies.

If your qoing to quote me then quote me in full.

It appears the protests maybe working, a Video claims to be
showing Irish water removing meters after demands from the residents.

In regards to my tissue comment, its a direct joke on people like you who must shudder at the idea that meters are coming out and not going in!

Peppa Pig

Deleted User wrote: »

Lol, talk about extending your lies.

Now you are calling me a liar. I'd love to see you back that up.

I'll ask again - do you believe these meters were removed because of the protests? A simple yes or no will do.

jank

Nodin wrote: »

O, that. Yes, they have the right to protest.

Do they have a right to act like thugs?

Nodin

jank wrote: »

Do they have a right to act like thugs?

Are they acting like thugs? Seems to get a bit heated, but its not wigs on the green.

jank

Kicking workers cars, shouting abuse, foul language, verbally abusing a woman for going to work, making false accusations against workers and Gardai. Yes, in most level minded people that would be thuggish behavior.

Seeing as you have had ample time to condemn this type of stuff I am now of the opinion that you think the above is either no big deal or you agree with it. Then again, if you lie down with dogs you get fleas.

Nodin

jank wrote: »

Kicking workers cars, shouting abuse, foul language, verbally abusing a woman for going to work, making false accusations against workers and Gardai. Yes, in most level minded people that would be thuggish behavior.

Seeing as you have had ample time to condemn this type of stuff I am now of the opinion that you think the above is either no big deal or you agree with it. Then again, if you lie down with dogs you get fleas.

Ahh jaysus. Switch to tea now, it'll do ye good.

jank

Well thanks for confirming my opinion.

SweetChaos

Absolute disgusting behaviour show today by these "peaceful protesters" why they were allowed to get so close to the car is beyond me, the guards should have arrested them the fella behind the camera calling the guards pricks and calling Joan Burton names should spend a few nights banged up . People might no agree with the government but she didnt deserve that

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTqsYvO2l6E

Timberrrrrrrr

SweetChaos wrote: »

Absolute disgusting behaviour show today by these "peaceful protesters" why they were allowed to get so close to the car is beyond me, the guards should have arrested them the fella behind the camera calling the guards pricks and calling Joan Burton names should spend a few nights banged up . People might no agree with the government but she didnt deserve that

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTqsYvO2l6E

Great restraint shown by the guards, personally I would have like to have seen them pepper spray the lot of them. Disgraceful behaviour and using children and pensioners as road blocs shows the levels they will stoop to.

SweetChaos

SweetChaos wrote: »

Absolute disgusting behaviour show today by these "peaceful protesters" why they were allowed to get so close to the car is beyond me, the guards should have arrested them the fella behind the camera calling the guards pricks and calling Joan Burton names should spend a few nights banged up . People might no agree with the government but she didnt deserve that

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTqsYvO2l6E

Great to see the Garda now collecting litter from Ministers cars.

I actually think the Gardai were enjoying themselves, very much like zookeepers, Joan being the animal.

Fr. Ned

SweetChaos wrote: »

Absolute disgusting behaviour show today by these "peaceful protesters" why they were allowed to get so close to the car is beyond me, the guards should have arrested them the fella behind the camera calling the guards pricks and calling Joan Burton names should spend a few nights banged up . People might no agree with the government but she didnt deserve that

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTqsYvO2l6E

Couldn't be arsed watching tbh but was she being herranged? Why didn't she just use her famous line in that grating, corse voice of hers and shout 'STOP HERRANGING ME!!!!

Timberrrrrrrr

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Great to see the Garda now collecting litter from Ministers cars.

I actually think the Gardai were enjoying themselves, very much like zookeepers, Joan being the animal.

The animals are easy to.spot

Tracksuit,

Ill fitting pennies rags,

Replacing the letter T with D

Basically anyone not in the car or uniform.

Davarus Walrus

Protest rarely works when you live in one of the last great social democratic states in the world. The true 5‰

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Deleted User wrote: »

Great to see the Garda now collecting litter from Ministers cars.

I actually think the Gardai were enjoying themselves, very much like zookeepers, Joan being the animal.

Ah come on, I know the protesters don't seem like the nicest sort, but calling them litter is a bit harsh