Irish must learn to break laws and fight back against oppressive Government
Small signs that the Irish people aren't will to put up with any more "shenanigans"
Published Friday, April 13, 2012, 8:03 AM
Updated Friday, April 13, 2012, 10:14 AM
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bunkerhill | Apr 17, 2012, 06:03 PM EDT
Why was my comment not posted?
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BrianO | Apr 16, 2012, 09:23 AM EDT
stevenstar stop yelling, I get it you hate all things American,
i hope to see you some day in person.
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merefalow | Apr 14, 2012, 07:39 PM EDT
brilliant,never take crap without fighting back anyway you can,be aware that our freedoms are under attack today more than ever,be vigilant,DEMAND,OPENESS,TRANSPARENCY,OF GOV.AS A RIGHT.
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ciaradexy | Apr 14, 2012, 02:26 PM EDT
Bogside, we were the first country to introduce the smoking ban-it has worked a treat. there are no exceptions. I drive as do my friends and family- we have never broken any traffic laws. We have all got clean driving licenses.
You beat up a garda? Big man! Just because you are a skanger, dont try tar us all with the same brush. Youre expecting your 6th kid? Put a rubber on, the last thing we need is more skanger kids in Ireland whose parents cant drink responsibly , go mental on drugs and go around beating up the gardai. You sound like the sort of person who should be sterilised instead of reproducing.
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STEVENSTAR | Apr 14, 2012, 10:58 AM EDT
@@@bogsidebunny | Apr 14, 2012, 06:11 AM EDT
If you've ever lived in Ireland you'd know the Irish never obey laws that they don't want to. They blame their absolute refusal to obey laws on the British occupation. Traffic laws are constantly ignored. Even the ones that make sense. Laws pertaining to drinking alcohol under age and in public are flaunted by everyone. Why? Because the Irish know they won't be caught and if they are for some strange reason they only have to recite the mantra: I was off the rails on drugs and alcohol, I show genuine remorse, my girfriend is 8-months pregnant with our 6th child, and i apologise to the Garda who, even though I don't remember because of the drugs and alcohol, I beat to a bloody pulp. There's NO personal responsibility in Ireland nor any concept that many laws and regulations are there to save lives and protect people.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> IM IRISH I LIVE IN IRELAND AND I WAS BORN HERE , I TAKE IT YOUR ANOTHER AMERICAN IDIOT TRYING TO BE IRISH CAUSE YOUR GREAT GREAT GANDMOTERS DOG WAS IRISH ...YOU KNOW NOTHING ABOUT IRISH OR THE IRISH SO ID NOT BE GOING ABOUT POSTING IGNORANT SILLY COMMENTS .. I OPEY THE LAW AND MOST OF US DO.. SO WHY DONT YOU STICK TO WHAT YOU KNOW BEST .. MAKING BIG MACS !!
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IrelandNorth | Apr 14, 2012, 07:43 AM EDT
The only political choice in the twenty-six county Irish republic is between Tweedledum and Tweedledee. Fianna Fail: The Free-State Party. And Fine Gael: The West-Brit Party. Both of whom are rubbed by the relic of the liberal capitalism. The recently inflicted €100 p/a tax was a whip-around to pay-off their bond holder cronies in Europe. No taxation without representation! The political establishment in Ireland are ventrolquist dummies of the IMF/ECB/EU. The real question is - can Christine Lagarde/Claude Trichet/Angela Merkel drink a [g]ottles of [g]eer while Enda Kenny speaks.
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bogsidebunny | Apr 14, 2012, 06:11 AM EDT
If you've ever lived in Ireland you'd know the Irish never obey laws that they don't want to. They blame their absolute refusal to obey laws on the British occupation. Traffic laws are constantly ignored. Even the ones that make sense. Laws pertaining to drinking alcohol under age and in public are flaunted by everyone. Why? Because the Irish know they won't be caught and if they are for some strange reason they only have to recite the mantra: I was off the rails on drugs and alcohol, I show genuine remorse, my girfriend is 8-months pregnant with our 6th child, and i apologise to the Garda who, even though I don't remember because of the drugs and alcohol, I beat to a bloody pulp. There's NO personal responsibility in Ireland nor any concept that many laws and regulations are there to save lives and protect people.
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derrymarch | Apr 14, 2012, 04:36 AM EDT
Thoreau is alive and well and living in Ireland!
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Collette2 | Apr 14, 2012, 12:24 AM EDT
Catholics are now learning to break the laws, Canon that is: To fight back against an oppressive church!
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sirpeter | Apr 13, 2012, 10:48 PM EDT
@Bythebay.I said it before and I'll say it again.You are an idiot.Unless you know what you are talking about,it's best to shut up and listen.It's past the deadline for paying this property tax of €100.What the Irish government has done is make 50% of the Irish people criminals.The Irish people are not lawbreakers.We are showing contempt for this law.I own my house a long time and it's sacred.I have the deeds.It's my castle.My families personal space.I payed my taxes to build it.It's as simple as this.I'll pay taxes to buy a beer,but I'll be damned if they want to tax it when it's in my stomach.
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maireadinmelb | Apr 13, 2012, 05:21 PM EDT
The irish have been breaking laws of oppression and rebelling for 800 years, and keep being criticised for doing so!
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irishpjk | Apr 13, 2012, 05:15 PM EDT
No point of giving you my comment or reading the BS, if I diassagree and point out a few facts you delete it.
Bye Bye
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GeorgeDillon | Apr 13, 2012, 04:34 PM EDT
Bythebay: Your claim that "Ireland has a very high incidence of road deaths" is flat out wrong. Irish accident statistics are below the European average, and remember that a lot of the accidents in Ireland are caused by drunk Poles, latvians etc. Know your facts before you post.
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maryosullivan | Apr 13, 2012, 03:57 PM EDT
Perhaps the Irish will now remember an old saying;
They came for the citizens in the six counties and I closed my eyes to their plight and now they have come for and there is no one to fight for me
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