Enoch Burke turns up to school again despite sacking - read OP before posting

Ah you should have learned from my mistake:)

I don't think it is as simple as the law has to win this one... a man can't be left in prison for the rest of his life for this, that is not justice. We live in a society that has a shocking amount of mental illness and not all of it is diagnosed so we need to have a bit of common sense when dealing with people that for no rational reason cause these types of issues for themselves (I'm not saying Enoch has mental health issues, I'm saying that we can't just leave people in prison for non violent offences because they don't act rationally).

There was no thin veneer

The did it before the with the creation of the Isaac Wunder Order.

I'm sure they'll find a way to deal with Enoch.

"Not a bad man", he ran a campaign against same sex marriage that included targeting of any gay politicians. At their time in NUIG, they also ran a campaign against same sex marriage that linked being gay to paedophilia and incest. Then there's the crap with targeting COVID deaths for the family to gain notoriety.

This time round Enoch was targeting a teenager that he didn't even teach. He refused to handle the issue in the correct way and instead made a trans student a national issue. Which is utter **** for that teen.

And you claim he's not a "bad man". Do you need to be violent before you can be classified a bad person?

Literally 4 posts above that one you are asking "Should bigotry result in a prison sentence?". So, which is it? Do you accept that he's in prison for contempt of court or do you think he's in prison for bigotry?

Perhaps you're "just asking questions"?

What's that got to do with Burke?

What's this got to do with Burke...? It's like asking should being Evangelival result in a prison sentence.

-- TO CLARIFY - for some reason the text quoted here is different from the text in your post. I answered a post asking "should bigotry resultt in a prison sentence?"

I think prison will do him the world of good, be even better if they stop him being able to phone or write his family and give him a few months around other people.... and he can't afford the heating bills at the moment so best he stays in there until the summer holidays.

You can't explain, then? I'll make my assumptions on the honesty of your posting based on that.

Currently there's no better solution if he's gonna ignore the court order. He's able to get himself out of prison whenever he wants so he's trying to be a martyr so he's free to carry on with his charade. While students don't have to put up with his bs.

On top of that, you appeared to ignore some pretty clear reasons why he's most definitely a bad person.

The only person responsible for him not being able to teach anymore is himself, at every point in this fiasco he made the wrong choice on how to act. If he had simply gone down the correct route and not accosted his schools head at a public event he may very well have been back teaching already but hes not and again he is the only person responsible for his current situation

Far from hate filled?

He is openly homophobic, transphobic, has associated homosexuality with paedophilia and incest. He has actively ran campaigns against LGBTQ rights.

The man is nothing but pure hate and has no place anywhere near a school, or anyone's children.

Irrational man? Bearing in mind that he is following the family line in respect of other peoples rights in law, trampling on those others legal rights, is it your opinion that he should be transferred from the prison to another state facility more suited to the care of irrational people? I'm minded that his family are of the same mindset as him on the issue he has with the school and the courts, the only difference being they were never employed at the school.

No one, including members of his own family who attended the various court hearings involving him and the school, have intimated or opined in court that he is of irrational mind.

You seem to be amongst those who ignore the fact that he is in prison serving an unlimited time for contempt of court by choosing to ignore a court order to stay away from the school where he was formerly employed as a teacher. He has personally informed judges at court hearings that he is [by personal choice] not going to heed the "stay away from the school" orders issued to him by the courts, which are civil law matters.

It's worth noting that Wilsons Hospital School, where he was employed, accepts persons of various religions and beliefs as teachers and pupils, and that he was amongst that varied group.