The wondrous adventures of Sinn Fein (part 3) Mod Notes and Threadbanned List in OP

Oh, so that is where you are going, trying to create a pedantic definition of anti-vaxxer to exclude the poll findings. Understand now.

Well, it doesn't really make a difference what way you want to go about this. SF voters are more anti-vaxxer than other parties is the simple way to say it, but if it helps, we could also say that SF voters are showing much more reluctance than other party voters in terms of getting the Covid vaccine.

You cannot argue with the latter, and if I abbreviate it to say SF voters are more anti-vaxxer, that is clearly fair comment.

Splitting hairs to save SF blushes doesn't work.

Vaccine hestitant is just a nice name for anti-vaxxers. I am just calling it as it is.

I am pointing out the facts, that SF voters are more anti-vaxxer than other voters, that isn't "attacking members of the public". You mightn't like that truth, you may want it hidden away, but it is there in black and white.

Again, that is simply not true about the British government.

The Crown Prosecution Service is independent of the British government. Therefore, the CPS can decide that an action carried out by the British government is a crime. It is a fallacy and a lie to suggest otherwise. It is the same in most democratic states. The government and officials can be held to account for illegal acts.

It is all there in black and white in the document that I provided to you.

Instead of going back to the original source material and pointing out where I am wrong in your opinion, all you have done is shout louder that I am wrong. That isn't going to convince me or anyone else.

Yes, people vote for SF with the hope that they will solve the housing crisis. Mainly based on fact that Eoin O'Broin wrote a book about why social housing is the answer and how much he likes the Austrian model of social housing provision. But, he has no experience of delivering any kind of housing at all.

He could write a book about how to reform the HSE, it doesn't mean he has a clue how to do it. Politicians are great at talking, not so good at delivering though. If you have an educational background in an area but no experience, you are basically a new grad. I feel sorry for the people that are laying all their hopes on SF and I am grateful I don't need to rely on the state to provide housing.

Maybe it is because it isn't an easy problem to solve. Builders won't work for free, the state has a limited amount of land it can provide. But the situation is that we will be relying on the councils/PS to provide the housing, so expect delays and overruns.

The irony will be that a SF government in the Republic will make a UI less likely. Moderate unionists that would need to be persuaded will see that they should rightfully be worried about a UI. But, I think we need to have a SF government anyway. People will need to find out the hard way that free stuff for everyone isn't really a policy.

The Provisional IRA were dissidents (they split from the Official IRA) and their actions still get the full support of Sinn Fein. If you can point me to any public statement by a SF leadership figure that says the actions of the PIRA were wrong, I will accept that. Until then, SF have supported dissidents.