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Timberrrrrrrr

Stargate wrote: »

Why didn't say you like to play with guns and it is ok to shot people .

Would have saved time if you saw it my way to begin with . :pac:

I never played with guns and i never shot people so that kinda blows your "argument" out of the water

munchkin_utd

Highflyer13 wrote: »

Can anyone tell me the logic of having the Right2water march in December on a Wednesday? Surely that will damage the numbers?

the logical explaination would be that FINALLY the protesters against austerity have realised that closing down the city on a Saturday is not good for the retail jobs that are still there.

Stargate

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

I never played with guns and i never shot people so that kinda blows your "argument" out of the water

F C A was it?

Highflyer13

munchkin_utd wrote: »

the logical explaination would be that FINALLY the protesters against austerity have realised that closing down the city on a Saturday is not good for the retail jobs that are still there.

The past peaceful protests on Saturdays brought more business to the city.

Stargate

Phoebas wrote: »

She praised that Garda today for 'saving her life'. Fair play to him.

Here's how you read it yesterday.

Hi Phoebas do you know if she made a complaint yet , and if she did what do you think will be the outcome?

Timberrrrrrrr

Stargate wrote: »

F C A was it?

British army actually.

Pigfoot

AudreyHepburn wrote: »

:rolleyes:

That's not what I'm talking about all.

Ok. Try again in your surmisings and about how you know exactly the many many complex reasons why a good many people have an ethical reason for caring about where, why, how and who their hard earned tax money goes to.
Thats certainly, as you say, 'sticking it to the man and hating Enda Kenny ' in a nut shell.
And with good reason.

Graces7

Pigfoot wrote: »

Ok. But what Im getting at is that there was no need for the second action. It was totally un warranted. She had been removed. It was pure aggression and one would expect a little better training in our police force. No?
Remember Abbeylara where a mentally ill man was riddled with bullets. Dont arm our Guards until theyre trained !!!

As someone ha already said, she went back AFTER she had been removed so the second action WAS justified NOT Ok to defy the police! Not once, not twice.

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Stargate wrote: »

Hi Phoebas do you know if she made a complaint yet , and if she did what do you think will be the outcome?

With any luck she'll be laughed out of the building, or better yet, arrested.

Graces7

Highflyer13 wrote: »

The past peaceful protests on Saturdays brought more business to the city.

So the ones who claim they cannot pay are out to spend?

hatrickpatrick

BoatMad wrote: »

perhaps you could point to where several billion in a budget deficit can be found merely by looking at "value for money"

Why do you keep going on about the budget deficit? Corruption and cronyism are separate issues. We could be running a massive budget surplus and we would still have a right to be pissed off if our bills were higher than they needed to be because people high up were getting golden handshakes and other such bullsh!t.

Stargate

nm wrote: »

With any luck she'll be laughed out of the building, or better yet, arrested.

Ah good nm , while your here since you seem to have all the answer for me recently . Did you find these people yet ?

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=93072552&postcount=3676

My name is URL

nm wrote: »

With any luck she'll be laughed out of the building, or better yet, arrested.

Why would she be arrested now if she wasn't yesterday?

Are gardai that inept that they need perps to walk into a station before they get arrested?

Also, why would she be laughed at by GSOC, to whom she'd be making the complaint?

You need to brush up on how these things work

ThunbergsAreGo

munchkin_utd wrote: »

the logical explaination would be that FINALLY the protesters against austerity have realised that closing down the city on a Saturday is not good for the retail jobs that are still there.

Won't having a march on a Wednesday really damage numbers as all the 9-5/weekday workers will be very unlikely to attend?

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Stargate wrote: »

Ah good nm , while your here since you seem to have all the answer for me recently . Did you find these people yet ?

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=93072552&postcount=3676

I explained my statement in full, to which you replied that you were leaving and goodbye, twice or so, because you couldn't handle it.

Back for more, still can't get your head around it? Pity, you seem to love multi-quoting so much.

Embarrassing.

Stargate

naughtb4 wrote: »

Won't having a march on a Wednesday really damage numbers as all the 9-5/weekday workers will be very unlikely to attend?

Kinda have to agree somewhat with that . Would have preferred a weekend tbh.

Tinkersbell

naughtb4 wrote: »

Won't having a march on a Wednesday really damage numbers as all the 9-5/weekday workers will be very unlikely to attend?

It'll only be the shinners and the scroungers so.........:P

AboutaWeekAgo

Graces7 wrote: »

So the ones who claim they cannot pay are out to spend?

I doubt they were all coming back with cars and buses full of electrical goods and clothes but I'm sure the majority of the 100,000 people had to go somewhere for something to eat, get a cup of tea somewhere etc.

Use a bit of common sense before trying to put people down yeah?

Tinkersbell

Stargate wrote: »

Kinda have to agree somewhat with that . Would have preferred a weekend tbh.

It's world human rights day afaik.
Water is a human right.
If the crowd is even half as big as the last one, on a work day, this government is in big trouble.

Highflyer13

Graces7 wrote: »

So the ones who claim they cannot pay are out to spend?

Not everyone is saying they cannot pay. There are wider issues at hand in relation to IW. You damn well know it.

Tony EH

Tinkersbell wrote: »

It's world human rights day afaik.
Water is a human right.
If the crowd is even half as big as the last one, on a work day, this government is in big trouble.

TBH, I can't see the same type of numbers turning out on the 10th, with it being a workday.

Especially if people are working on contracts, which seems to becoming an increasing and worrying norm in Irish working life.

Stargate

nm wrote: »

Back for more.

I asked Phoebas a question and you jumped all over it . LOL

I would have thought it was "utterly obvious " to you mn that you stated something the other day
which WAS NOT true and i pointed it out to you.

Sorry now , but if you don't want to hear the truth there isn't a whole pile i can do about that tbh.

FREETV

catallus wrote: »

I can't wait to see how much the price increases over the years

Two thousand Euro annually per household in five to ten years.

Tony EH

Highflyer13 wrote: »

No everyone is saying they cannot pay. There are wider issues at hand in relation to IW. You damn well know it.

I can pay at the moment, but I'm not paying people who are already millionaires for doing fück all.

Irish Water needs to be dead.

ThunbergsAreGo

FREETV wrote: »

Two thousand Euro annually per household in five to ten years.

Where does this figure come from?

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My name is URL wrote: »

why would she be laughed at by GSOC, to whom she'd be making the complaint?

Because there is a video of her banging on the Taoiseach's car and she's also made admissions to the press about how she "saw an opportunity", which she leaped at, to attack the car that the Taoiseach was in. This despite already been removed by the Gardai once.

Complaining about the aftermath of such actions is, in my eyes, laughable.

AudreyHepburn

nm wrote: »

Because there is a video of her banging on the Taoiseach's car and she's also made admissions to the press about how she "saw an opportunity", which she leaped at, to attack the car that the Taoiseach was in. This despite already been removed by the Gardai once.

Complaining about the aftermath of such actions is, in my eyes, laughable.

Not to mention she's also said unequivocally that she was not thrown against anything and that in fact the Garda involved actually saved her life by stopping her head hitting the bollard and injured himself in the process.

Highflyer13

Tony EH wrote: »

TBH, I can't see the same type of numbers turning out on the 10th, with it being a workday.

Especially if people are working on contracts, which seems to becoming an increasing and worrying norm in Irish working life.

We could be surprised. I myself will leave the office and go down for a couple of hours. There will be plenty of people there in work attire hopefully that the government PR machine cannot label as dissidents or sinister or scroungers.

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Stargate wrote: »

I asked Phoebas a question and you jumped all over it . LOL

I would have thought it was "utterly obvious " to you mn that you stated something the other day
which WAS NOT true and i pointed it out to you.

Sorry now , but if you don't want to hear the truth there isn't a whole pile i can do about that tbh.

What in gods name are you trying to ramble on about? Dragging up more of your rubbish from the other thread, instead of addressing current posts?

Who cares actually.

Little CuChulainn

naughtb4 wrote: »

Where does this figure come from?

Put it this way, I bet he had to stand up to take it out.