Time to move on? PSNI involved in Road Safety Campaign shocker

[thebigfella]

Jesus wept! So now for every one of ours that gets done for drunk driving there should be a prod who gets done as well, anything less is a civil rights abuse?

Get the f**k over yourselves. I've never met such professional moaners sad cnuts in all my life.

Fixed that for you.

[thebigfella]

drink drving is of course unacceptable and should be condemned. anybody who does it is an idiot.

however, it would also be interesting to see statistics on drink driving arrests around the 12th in loyalist areas and also when the likes of linfield, glentoran etc have done well - just for comparison.

Oh ffs, you are pathetic now.

er pathetic how?

pathetic for saying drink driving is wrong and should be condemned and anyone who does it is an idiot?

pathetic to ask if all sides of society are treated the same in police operations?

catch a grip ffs!

Whatabouterry, nothing more to say.

[Eamonnca1]

Should have gone ahead and ran the event. Give the dinosaurs a box of tissues.

Exactly, they should dry their eyes. The same way that the families of IRA victims, the Paedophile Priest's victims etc should dry their eyes too and get on with it, right?

And what, pray tell, does that have to do with a PSNI road safety campaign, hmm?

[pintsofguinness]

Should have gone ahead and ran the event. Give the dinosaurs a box of tissues.

Exactly, they should dry their eyes. The same way that the families of IRA victims, the Paedophile Priest's victims etc should dry their eyes too and get on with it, right?

And what, pray tell, does that have to do with a PSNI road safety campaign, hmm?

I'm interested in whether all victims should dry their eyes and move on or is it just police/army victims that should?

[Eamonnca1]

The PSNI has "victims"?

[Eamonnca1]

[pintsofguinness]

The PSNI has "victims"?

Is your understanding of the situation lacking that much?
There's me thinking you were a smart fella, with your degree and all...

[Eamonnca1]

Come on Einstein, name me a victim of the PSNI.

[pintsofguinness]

Come on Einstein, name me a victim of the PSNI.

See my post of 5.52pm.

[Eamonnca1]

Come on Einstein, name me a victim of the PSNI.

See my post of 5.52pm.

I see it. What do I do now?

[Myles Na G.]

Only seeing this thread now.

First of all - this event was set up by Derrylaughan GFC. They decided that they couldn't possibly have it at their end of the parish (rather conveniently) and asked the Hill could they use their facilities.

Secondly, Derrytresk patrons experienced some unsavoury behaviour by the PSNI on the night of the AI final. Feelings are still a bit raw.

What happened here?

there was a derrytresk woman in the local papers recently who was done for being over the limit close to derrytresk's pitch on the night of the ai junior final. it seems like the police deliberately targeted hill supporters that night.

[theticklemister]

Fair dues to Derrytresk.

The PSNI are using the vehicle of the GAA to normalise policing. East Tyrone is a Republican heartland and fair dues to them for not hiding their colours, they shouldn't be ashamed of it one bit and be proud. The PSNI, hard to believe to some people , are still not welcome in areas here and as they enforce the powers of the state they never will be acceptable.

[orangeman]

Fair dues to Derrytresk.

The PSNI are using the vehicle of the GAA to normalise policing. East Tyrone is a Republican heartland and fair dues to them for not hiding their colours, they shouldn't be ashamed of it one bit and be proud. The PSNI, hard to believe to some people , are still not welcome in areas here and as they enforce the powers of the state they never will be acceptable.

I think you'll find that it's bigger than this - I think you'll find that the entire association ( GAA ) is being used ( knowingly or unknowingly, my view for what it matters is knowingly ) by the "government"  to normalise policing and create a sense of normality which is all part of the choreography. More choreographics to follow. There can be no "no go" areas for the PSNI not even in "Republican" East Tyrone which is now a bit of an irony given the subject matter and given that there are members of the PSNI from all parts of Northern Ireland and the "Republic" now thanks to "governement" initiatives.

[SHEEDY]

despite what alot of people on this thread think the truth of the matter is that the PSNI still isnt accepted in many parts of the north. the surprising thing is that some people are surprised at this.

[thebigfella]

despite what alot of people on this thread think the truth of the matter is that the PSNI still isnt accepted in many parts of the north. the surprising thing is that some people are surprised at this.

Sorry the PSNI are not accepted by some people in the north. Who the fcuk are you or anyone to say what a individual should and should not accept, just because they live in a certain area?