Preacher
I take no offence at anything you say.
The questions I asked to you are the same questions I would ask of several other posters on this forum and of the likes of Colm Parkinson, if he ever had the gumption to face up to such questions, which he won’t, because he insulates himself behind a Twitter handle and the endless comment bullshit of his reactionary right wing followers.
People can slag off Paul Murphy all they like in political terms and they’re entirely free to do that. To the best of my knowledge I’m the only person here he’s publicly quote tweeted in the last year, and it wasn’t complimentary, it was a (shit) riposte to me after I made a stinging criticism of his views on Russia’s war in Ukraine, under my real name.
But what on earth is people’s problem with how he and his partner raise their child?
It’s insane - the bitterness - not how Murphy and his partner are raising their child, which seems very sensible to me.
Honestly, people would want to seriously cop onto themselves.
You should probably take your own advice when it comes to how Paul Murphy and his partner raise their child.
I’m not having a back and forth with Paul. If Paul wanted to keep it private he shouldn’t be parading his child to the world for attention
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Course he shouldn’t
I’m not a fan of Paul Murphy either. Would you have a problem if your kid wore blue one day or pink the next or if your daughter played with an action man?
You’ve no idea what kind of parents they’re going to be, they could be a horrendous pair of cunts. A virtue signaling media circus is not a good start to it in my opinion.
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I don’t think Paul wanted it kept private, no more than the 29 other people who have done the same article did.
If you want to comment on Paul Murphy’s ability as a parent, you’d be best off taking it up with him, under your real name, like I have done on other matters in the past. But that might show you up as a person of little heart.
Sure by that rationale the same could go for any poster here who is a parent.
This is a forum. The article was posted here and i commented on it. That’s how forums work.
Get Paul to sign up and I’ll gladly engage him.
I think the Paul Murphy thing is odd, ridiculous and pointless. Both what he’s doing and him telling us about it. I one hundred per cent agree with you though that anyone getting even the tiniest bit angry about it is even more odd ridiculous and pointless. He’s well entitled to do whatever he and his partner want and I’m sure they’ll be great parents and I hope it works out for them
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You comment on a lot of things. It’s a hell of a long time since you wrote anything worth reading.
There’s a very easy solution to that.
I hear Man Vorrison, sorry, Van Morrison, is trying to retrospectively rename his band “Them” to “Men”.
Hurler Of The Year, Footballer Of The Year, nooooooooooooo, it has to be MAN Of The Year. Raaaaarrrrrrr!!!
Of course you could.
True story: My oul’ fella was on Where In The World, and the show was recorded on the 1st of July, 1992. I threw a massive pre-teenage tantrum and instead of attending the recording with the rest of my family and neighbours, I spent the evening pucking a sliotar off the garage of my house with a big fucking sulk on my face. When everybody got back home, I was informed that my oul’ fella had been forced to wear a shocking pink polo top during the show by the production staff, “for balance and colour co-ordination”. I was fucking morto. I was less morto when I found out he had won us a new stereo and a holiday in Kinsale, and now like Irish Pride, I’m kinda proud of it that my oul’ fella wore a pink top on the telly.
As an aside, my oul’ fella’s team won that episode. The show was due to be broadcast the Sunday before Christmas, and the captain (a Limerick man) who went up for whatever the Blockbusters Gold Run type thing at the end was, at the end of it very jovially said to Theresa Lowe and viewers: “Happy Christmas to everybody, ho ho ho”, which was apparently very funny to everybody in the studio, given it was July 1st and everybody was in summer clothes. Maybe you had to be there, and I wasn’t.
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You’re a pathetic little man.
My brother had barbies and wore pink as a young lad. None of us gave a fuck.
Describing any human being, especially your own newborn, as “it” just seems so cold. I wouldn’t call a dog “it”
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