Sinn Fein are not a Normal Political Party

[SoundMan]

WHATABOUT, WHATABOUT, WHATABOUT!!!!

Avoid, Avoid, Avoid.

Surely you have a better Gif than the above in your efforts to avoid criticising Irish Political Violence of 100 years ago when you're so vehement in your criticism of Irish Political Violence of 50 years ago.

 

[Stacky]

Tell you what's going to be more risk damaging Ireland's profile and chance of attracting FDIs will be loss of reliable power. If we have power blackouts here we'll be seen as a sh*tshow by FDIs and not alone will new ones not be attracted but those currently here will move.

But shur FF-FG and the Irish Green Party are sanctioning more and more Datacentres which will gobble up vast amounts of our available electricity. Under their very bizarre strategy blackouts are going to become inevitable imho.

Translates as: "We will tax you out of here and so what anyway as you can have an extra €50 on the dole and lets' distract you with an issue about power supply"

 

[SoundMan]

What an apt username. I'm sure you think that you are making a clever point here somewhere. What you're really doing is exposing your lack of critical thinking and acceptance of murdering innocent children for some cause. It's warped.

There does seem to be a phenomenon amongst your crowd though of coming across as fairly thick and aggressive on this forum. It can't just be down to lack of education, it must be group think. The hatred of all state institutions by SF, especially the Gardai, will always colour your comrades thinking unfortunately also.

In short sf just has way to much of a scummy/ jailbird element following.

Tell us how your non-group-think critical thinking accepts the deliberate killing of innocent children (and indeed women too) here in Cork 100 years ago for such a cause.

 

[SoundMan]

Translates as: "We will tax you out of here and so what anyway as you can have an extra €50 on the dole and lets' distract you with an issue about power supply"

"Translates as"??????????? It was in plain english - we are putting our power supply at risk by permitting Data Centres to such an extent that by I think it's 2026 they'll have 30% of the current supply. We came perilously close last year to blackouts. We are sailing way too close to the limit and on the current trajectory it's a matter of when not if we have blackouts.

So rather than trying to deflect with your risible "Translates as..." why don't you discuss the issue of power consumption, data centres, and the likely adverse affect on inward investment that blackouts will have.

 

[Hank Scorpio]

Tell us how your non-group-think critical thinking accepts the deliberate killing of innocent children (and indeed women too) here in Cork 100 years ago for such a cause.

Christ , you really are pitiful.



Yesterday Sinn Fein MP Francie Molloy took to Twitter to celebrate the memory of Thomas McEltee.

He has gotten a massive backlash from people disgusted at an elected rep trying to airbrush the brutal murder of Yvonne Dunlop by McEltee.




Now f*ck off with your going back 100 years of whataboutism rather than do the decent thing and acknowledge how wrong it was that this young woman's life was snuffed out by this terrorist.

You lack the moral courage to condemn this heinous act.



>>>>>>>More whataboutery.

 

[Minstrel]

It must be bin day.

Menace and soundy taking out the trash this morning.

 

[SoundMan]

The I.R.A. had a peace deal way back in 1973.

They then murdered over 2,000 people in the following 25 years and then accepted a worse deal in 1998 as their failed campaign of killing people who disagreed with them was never going to work. They even killed more Catholics/Nationalists than the Loyalists etc.

In history peaceful revolutions have succeeded more than armed uprisings etc.

Please explain what deal in 1973 (your not talking about the 89.9% who voted to remain in the UK are you??? - Nationalists, including the SDLP boycotted it) was better than the GFA? Or do you mean Sunningdale which the Unionists brought down at the very thought of heading towards equality for nationalists.

"The agreement was signed at Sunningdale Park located in Sunningdale, Berkshire, on 9 December 1973. Unionist opposition, violence and general strike caused the collapse of the agreement in May 1974."

Peaceful revolution is a bit of a contradiction in terms. Evolution perhaps.

In this country given that it ended with an unconditional surrender, would you deem 1916 Rising to have been a complete success, a complete failure, or somewhere in between?

 

[menace404]

Christ , you really are pitiful.



Yesterday Sinn Fein MP Francie Molloy took to Twitter to celebrate the memory of Thomas McEltee.

He has gotten a massive backlash from people disgusted at an elected rep trying to airbrush the brutal murder of Yvonne Dunlop by McEltee.




Now f*ck off with your going back 100 years of whataboutism rather than do the decent thing and acknowledge how wrong it was that this young woman's life was snuffed out by this terrorist.

You lack the moral courage to condemn this heinous act.



>>>>>>>More whataboutery.

Whataboutery is now defined as a legitimate counter argument to deflection of the initially raised point.

Read a book for feck sake. Try and keep up with the times old man.

 

[SoundMan]

Christ , you really are pitiful.



Yesterday Sinn Fein MP Francie Molloy took to Twitter to celebrate the memory of Thomas McEltee.

He has gotten a massive backlash from people disgusted at an elected rep trying to airbrush the brutal murder of Yvonne Dunlop by McEltee.




Now f*ck off with your going back 100 years of whataboutism rather than do the decent thing and acknowledge how wrong it was that this young woman's life was snuffed out by this terrorist.

You lack the moral courage to condemn this heinous act.



>>>>>>>More whataboutery.

Are you really THAT thick.

Next Week the Taoiseach AND the Tainiste will be speaking at a big event to celebrate the memory of Michael Collins which is drawing much fanfare and publicity.

Collins had unarmed men, and indeed women, deliberately, and with malice aforethought, killed. You lack the moral courage to condemn his many such "heinous" acts.

Now f*ck off with your one-eyed "100 years ago good/50 years ago bad" hypocritical selective condemnation of Irish Republican Political Violence

 

[Stacky]

Please explain what deal in 1973 (your not talking about the 89.9% who voted to remain in the UK are you??? - Nationalists, including the SDLP boycotted it) was better than the GFA? Or do you mean Sunningdale which the Unionists brought down at the very thought of heading towards equality for nationalists.

"The agreement was signed at Sunningdale Park located in Sunningdale, Berkshire, on 9 December 1973. Unionist opposition, violence and general strike caused the collapse of the agreement in May 1974."

Peaceful revolution is a bit of a contradiction in terms. Evolution perhaps.

In this country given that it ended with an unconditional surrender, would you deem 1916 Rising to have been a complete success, a complete failure, or somewhere in between?

Your murdering thugs that you celebrate and glorify on a daily basis have stopped Ireland being United years ago as the amount of hatred and rancor in both communities and endless tribal bitterness over recent bloodshed with your ongoing "whataboutery" about 1798,1916 or yesterday.

Youi cannot unite a country if you do not unite the people and that will never happen for at least 50+ years if at all until the likes of the hardliners and apologists for murder and rape like yourself shuffle off this mortal coil and a much younger generation who could not care less about all the random massacres and deaths going back centuries that you wallow in can take over and concentrate on social issues and climate etc to build sustainable communities instead of celebrating bloodthirsty savages.

Enjoy waffling on about the past few hundred years but you are not even the present never mind any future.