Things that make you go What the F**k?

[Orior]

So only 1/3 of unionists now support the GFA. Would love to know their alternative. A UI can't come quick enough.

The only thing to say to them is GFY

I would if I knew what meant.

[Milltown Row2]

So only 1/3 of unionists now support the GFA. Would love to know their alternative. A UI can't come quick enough.

The only thing to say to them is GFY

I would if I knew what meant.

Go f**k yourself?

[Nanderson]

So only 1/3 of unionists now support the GFA. Would love to know their alternative. A UI can't come quick enough.

The only thing to say to them is GFY

I would if I knew what meant.

Go f**k yourself?

Lets not kid ourselves. Unionists have had less than a year of Nationalist majority in both political and census results and now want to return to a protestant state for protestant people

[imtommygunn]

It just shows you the dangerous rhetoric that the dup spout can have consequences. Honestly think they would rather have the troubles back.

[seafoid]

So only 1/3 of unionists now support the GFA. Would love to know their alternative. A UI can't come quick enough.

The only thing to say to them is GFY

I would if I knew what meant.

Go f**k yourself?

Sin é

[Orior]

So only 1/3 of unionists now support the GFA. Would love to know their alternative. A UI can't come quick enough.

The only thing to say to them is GFY

I would if I knew what meant.

Go f**k yourself?

Reported.

Oh wait, lol

[Eire90]

migrant camp attacked in dublin.

[seafoid]

So only 1/3 of unionists now support the GFA. Would love to know their alternative. A UI can't come quick enough.

https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/2023/01/28/unionism-has-painted-itself-into-a-corner-and-no-longer-has-friends-in-high-places-to-bail-it-out The mantra "it's the protocol or powersharing ... you can't have both" has become part of their campaigning currency lately. But it is the same section of unionism and loyalism that has resolutely opposed the Belfast Agreement since 1998.
It is content to use the protocol as a way of bringing down the institutions established in 1988. Even the most benign deal will be dismissed by this lobby: a lobby that has huge influence across unionism right now.
But collapsing the Assembly brings considerable consequences: no significant unionist political or legislative presence at a local level; the UK-EU deal implemented anyway; a form of direct rule that will include input from the Irish Government; and what would be interpreted as a very clear signal that political unionism no longer prioritises devolution.

[Jell 0 Biafra]

The mantra "it's the protocol or powersharing ... you can't have both"



Fucks sake, they can't even do decent mantras.

[Ed Ricketts]

So only 1/3 of unionists now support the GFA. Would love to know their alternative. A UI can't come quick enough.

Is that anything new? Anti-GFA parties have been polling 30-35% of the electorate, and therefore ~60-70% of unionism, for years.

[RedHand88]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64488275

Kazuyoshi Miura, 55, signs for Portuguese second-division side Oliveirense on loan

[grounded]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64488275

Kazuyoshi Miura, 55, signs for Portuguese second-division side Oliveirense on loan

King Kazu, some boy. Mickey Linden would give hime a run for his money.

[laoislad]

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-64488231.amp

[seafoid]

There is a traditional tune called Farrell O'Gara
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiiyJ3BT-po

It would be far better than Ireland's call

[armaghniac]

https://m.independent.ie/videos/couple-leaves-baby-at-airport-check-in-to-avoid-paying-more-to-board-ryanair-flight-42324445.html