You realise the points above are contradictory? And that you accuse anyone who argues otherwise of ignoring your questions about hook? While you refuse to engage entirely with the fact Cusack tried to get a more lenient sentence for a paedophile?
Its mad what passes for logic in Galway.
True but people were giving out a GAA personality had written a character reference long before they knew it was Donal Og. Iâm sure some people like @HBV were delighted to hear it was him and only too happy to put the boot in.
Itâs personality mate, you could sense the delight here when people realised who it was, obviously not everybody but it was plain to see.
I make no defence, it was a terrible thing to do.
It has fuck all to do with me dicko.
Cusack wanted leniency for his mate who is a convicted paedophile. @Sidney supports leniency for paedophiles.
Thatâs the nuts & bolts of it and none of it has any connection whatsoever to do with me.
I always suspected both characters were very very strange men and I was ahead of the curve on That I suppose and have been fully vindicated.
You are campaigning passionately for Leniency for paedophiles.
You rarely get any fresh air and spend your days crusading for the rights of child groomers.
Does anyone know why the references werenât published? If they form part of the judicial process then surely they should be publicly available unless thereâs a good reason otherwise?
Youâre ignoring the fact that someone is pleading for leniancy for a child rapist bro, i can ignore the misguided rambling of hook as a far lesser evil
Plus it was mentioned above but you chose to ignore it (a key debating tactic of yours) that the guards gave a warning for women in a certain area not to walk alone home, be vigilant etc. Do you think those guards should be fired for victim blaming?