General Election 2020 Part 2

[farmerinthecity]

@maroonandwhite

SF got 25% of a 60 odd percent turnout. Taking into account people to young to vote and immigrants who don’t have a vote SF got a vote from 10/12% of the entire population? Not exactly a popular uprising.

I never said it was a ‘popular uprising’. If you’re denying that there wasn’t a massive national message in the election in terms of an appetite for Sinn Fein policies then you’re deluded.

[maroonandwhite]

The time is ripe to apply to be the 11th province of Canada

[maroonandwhite]

@farmerinthecity

I never said it was a ‘popular uprising’. If you’re denying that there wasn’t a massive national message in the election in terms of an appetite for Sinn Fein policies then you’re deluded.

The national message for a continuation of FG/FF was arguably way more massive so.

There was a massive increase in support for SF alright.but they are not in any real way ahead of the other two yet and as labane said have no full mandate.

[Juhniallio]

@Arthur

…t. Genuinely can’t see why anyone would even be talking about it. The tax rate seems fair enough to me. I’m an ‘accidental landlord’ who’s lucky he has a tracker rate. If I didn’t I’d sell it and take the hit. I don’t really see how anyone can whinge. The property market shouldn’t exist as a cash cow.

Amen.

[farmerinthecity]

Changes from election to election have to be considered.

Also FF and FG are hugely established parties. The level of ground support they have across the country is huge.

Also, if SF had run more candidates its fair to say they would have another 5 seats probably. In Donegal and Louth they brought in two candidates on the first count!! In Dublin South, O’Snodaigh brought in Brid Smith. Then Cullinane in Waterford etc etc.

[pudns]

I’d have a go at your one from the soc dems,the farmer one,great pair of lugs on her that she tries to hide with her hair.

[Dziekanowski]

@mikehunt

The Indo think Sinn Fein will steal your house.

[Copper_pipe]

FF/FG/Greens

The 7/4 favourite now.

[Juhniallio]

@mikehunt

The Indo think Sinn Fein will steal your house.

Idiots. They just want you to mind something in your attic for them.

[Julio_Geordio]

@Copper_pipe

FF/FG/Greens

The 7/4 favourite now.

There’s some millenials about to absolutely melt down

[Raylan]

They should have backed that last week to soften the blow

[Dziekanowski]

@Copper_pipe

FF/FG/Greens

The 7/4 favourite now.

It’ll be Frankfurt’s way or a Greenway in the next electoral cycle.

[tazdedub]

@mickee321

and thats the space im in - so ill probably just flog it
its a statement of fact - im loosing cash as it dosent make sense to rent it - that has to be a contributing factor to the so called rental crises - i wouldnt say im alone in that regard

I was in your position and I sold. Best decision made. No more hassle from Tenants and more big tax bills in October/November.

[Raylan]

Property investors’ concern at Sinn Féin housing policies

[Gman]

@maroonandwhite

Its change ok. CHANGE. **its a five letter word**. Just get it done.

eh…

[Dziekanowski]

@maroonandwhite

Its change ok. CHANGE. its a five letter word. Just get it done.

Chanj?

[mikehunt]

@maroonandwhite

Its change ok. CHANGE. its a five letter word. Just get it done.

Michael Noonan would say it’s a 7 letter word.

[binkybarnes]

@Arthur

I suppose the only question is, is it worth keeping financially, if not get rid of it. Genuinely can’t see why anyone would even be talking about it. The tax rate seems fair enough to me. I’m an ‘accidental landlord’ who’s lucky he has a tracker rate. If I didn’t I’d sell it and take the hit. I don’t really see how anyone can whinge. The property market shouldn’t exist as a cash cow.

A TFK landlord who is not a whingeing greedy cunt. A rare but welcome species.

[maroonandwhite]

@Gman

eh…

The only one of the dopey bastards to pass the test. I must set more in future.

[maroonandwhite]

@farmerinthecity

…nd support they have across the country is huge.Also, if SF had run more candidates its fair to say they would have another 5 seats probably. In Donegal and Louth they brought in two candidates on the first count!! In Dublin South, O’Snodaigh brought in Brid Smith. Then Cullinane in Waterford etc etc.

Considered yes, and hopefully if theres a country left when FG get back in they can work harder at reforming housing and healthcare seeing how vital issues they clearly now are. Not easy fixes though, as we are about to find out.