The bit i focused on was the wrongful arrest, that was the original debate.
It wasnât wrongful of course, despite you and others really really wishing it was.
You ignore hard questions as they expose your hypocrisy, and when you think you are always right, as you do, thatâs a bitter pill to swallow.
Wait til the press hear of joes mafia connections
The Guards perjure themselves in court to protect the boys in the trough. So bad was the perjury, their own boss wouldnât back them.
It was wrongful, she was arrested, handcuffed and had the story leaked to media when she was innocent.
In contrast, a FF TD has numerous penalty points written off or not pursued.
Thatâs quite a strange contrast.
Overwhelmingly but not all. They planted bombs in their own community. Iâd certainly prefer McGuinness to the other lad mind you
Most of the civilians MK killed were their own. The victims of their landmine campaigns were mainly poor black labourers.
War is not pretty, bad things are inevitable, itâs just very regrettable that the political institutions at the time left little alternative to the likes of the Provisional IRA and MK to come the rescue of their communities.
It takes some mental gymnastics to laud and eulogise Mandela as a hero while turning your nose up at militant republicanism in the north during the troubles.
Itâs the least they could do. Theyâve been producing legions of self entitled chinless wonder Blueshirts for generations.
Thereâs always an alternative to planting bombs in your own cities
I donât know enough about South Africa to compare and contrast the two
If you donât know enough about South Africa then maybe you shouldnât be engaging into a contrast of the two.
Where do you think MK were bombing? Lima in Peru?
I didnât contrast the two in any of my posts. Read again
Do you agree with this sentiment?
This is a discussion about the contrast of MK and the Provos. It has been since @maroonandwhite was eulogising Mandela earlier when turning his nose up at Martin McGuinness. Thatâs what it has been about so if you donât know what youâre talking about then maybe itâs best to keep your uninformed opinions to yourself.
Can you show me any war or conflict where such gentlemanly rules were adhered to?
Well I was responsing to your post where you listed McGuinness, Mandela and Corbyn. So do you want to tell me whether you agree or disagree with this?
Answer my question first
The alternative to planting bombs in the 06 was a loyalist pogrom, burning Catholics out of their homes and beating them to death with the aid of the state security forces as a government down south and a government across the sea watched on and shrugged their shoulders.
And what if someone belonging to you died in those bombs? Is that still ok?
Youâre barking up the wrong tree here. Thereâs only so far you can be pushed until you fight back. The Southern and British Governments could not give one fuck about what was happening to Northern nationalists and they had to take this avenue themselves, alone. It was a situation brought upon by the inaction and lack of decency by the British and Free State governments.
This all started with Claire Daly again lads did it?