A Clare man walked all over those cunts in 1014. Sent them home with their tae in a mug.
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He wasn’t a Clare man. He was from Thomond…
Trump’s inauguration will be held indoors. 
In the Capitol.
It’s gas how right media churns out nonsense opinion pieces lamenting how the “woke” apparently control the world, when the opposite is the case, and lamenting how modern society is “soft”.
Modern society is going soft. It’s going soft precisely because of soft, un-manly figures like Trump and his bedwetting male cultists and the useless drones who write these nonsense opinion pieces for clicks.
Being afraid to be outdoors would seem the very definition of unmanly softness.
Being afraid of being embarrased that nobody will turn up if it’s outdoors is also the definition of unmanly softness.
Seeing as it’s now in the Capitol, presumably Trump would think it’s fine if an armed mob were to storm the Capitol on Monday?
Can we get clarification on this from his soft, unmanly, bedwetting MANLY MEN ON THE INTERNET supporters here?
Screw the danes, the way they treated hamlet after his auld lad was murdered was nothing short of disgraceful. Also that hans Christian Anderson fella was sick fir promoting trans species livelihood. Little mermaid me hole
A wannabe Carkman/Limerix throwing shade 
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Not at all.
Counties didn’t really exist as we know them - ,instead there was petty kingdoms. The Dal Cassians , of which I’m a proud member, were a break away group of the Deise who carved out a kingdom in the areas we call Clare/ Limerick/Tipp/ North Cork today - Thomond. I don’t think they had the same county/ place identity we have today - their identity was wrapped up in the clan .
New York is socialist? By God.
The corporate Zionist Democratic machine will move heaven and earth to undermine their own candidate now and will mobilise behind Cuomo as an “independent” and/or the terminally corrupt Eric Adams.
I’ve never been to America and have no interest in going.
This will be the third successive World Cup to be held in a despotic country.
They should take it off them and give it to Mexico, because let’s face it, we would all prefer a World Cup in Mexico anyway.
Its funny reading on twitter people saying how this is a disgrace that you could be denied a visa because of social media postings. You then have the maga crowd saying its a privilege, not a right and that America is right to stop these people coming in if they have said bad things about Trump or America. Without fail, these are the same people who were decrying their free speech rights and all other bullshit in previous posts when Biden was in charge. Utter fucking idiots that just blindly accept anything being done now as if it is right.
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Cheasty has pointed out the contradiction and hypocrisy of the "free speech"advocates and nauseum, and he’s been right.
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Hasn’t Mamdani won the democratic nomination now? You think the party establishment will back someone else? Or half heartedly back him or freeze him out somehow? If he’s the democratic candidate isn’t he most likely to win the election? It’ll be a sight to behold the vitriol for him if and when he does win it.
It happened in Buffalo in 2021. It’ll happen again here too.
When India Walton won the Democratic Primary for Buffalo Mayor, is it true that in the main election, the Democratic party establishment mobilised against her and for the incumbent she had beaten in the primary?
ChatGPT said:
Yes — after India Walton won the Democratic primary on June 22, 2021, pulling off an upset against four-term incumbent Byron Brown, a powerful coalition of the Democratic establishment, business leaders, labor unions, and even Republicans mobilized to oppose her in the general election.
How the establishment shifted against her
Democratic Party leadership withheld support
- NY State Democratic Chair Jay Jacobs openly refused to endorse Walton, infamously arguing that the party isn’t obligated to support its primary winner — even likening a Walton endorsement to having to support a hypothetical David Duke if he’d secured the Democratic line commondreams.org+15wsws.org+15socialistalternative.org+15.
- Governor Kathy Hochul, Buffalo native and a prominent Democrat, also withheld her backing, effectively undermining Walton’s campaign efforts wsws.org+1nymag.com+1.
Business and Republican crossover support for Brown
- Byron Brown’s write-in campaign in the general election received funding help from corporate interests, the Buffalo business elite, and cross-party support. The campaign even enlisted backing from high-profile conservative and Republican figures, including notorious developer Carl Paladino jacobin.com.
Union splits
- While Walton retained support from progressive labor groups like the Buffalo Teachers Federation, many other unions—including police and fire unions, plus mainstream public-service labor—rallied behind Brown socialistalternative.org+15nymag.com+15wsws.org+15.
In short
Yes, after the primary, the Democratic establishment did not rally behind Walton despite her victory. Instead, they funneled resources—financial, organizational, political—into Brown’s write-in campaign, actively working to topple her in the general election. It became a cross-cutting effort involving:
- State Democratic leadership refusing to endorse
- Business elites and fundraising networks funding Brown’s efforts
- Labor-wing divisions splitting support along ideological lines
- Republican forces, including Paladino, endorsing Brown in a bipartisan front
All of this helped Brown mount a highly unusual and ultimately successful campaign to override the primary outcome — a rare case of party machinery undermining its own nominee.
I’ll take the short answer but I’m not reading any of that chat gpt stuff.
Obviously
And they say Democracy doesn’t work