http://twitter.com/ianmccreamla/status/85027054407520257
Sounds like a bitter sort of a boy.
He looks like a disabled gorilla. f**king w**kstain
Class. Great to see these lads interested in the GAA. I agree with his sentiments too although Tyrone haven't celebrated an Ulster since '84.
Seen that on Mallie's tweet. Whilst the rest of Ulster shares his sentiment he is still an absolute cnut. Like father like son. The sooner we hear the "news" on Boxcar the better. That will be a good day.
Quote from: Tony Baloney on June 27, 2011, 01:01:52 AM
Seen that on Mallie's tweet. Whilst the rest of Ulster shares his sentiment he is still an absolute cnut. Like father like son. The sooner we hear the "news" on Boxcar the better. That will be a good day.
Maybe Ian will let us know via a Tweet ?
Quote from: orangeman on June 27, 2011, 01:03:10 AM
Quote from: Tony Baloney on June 27, 2011, 01:01:52 AM
Seen that on Mallie's tweet. Whilst the rest of Ulster shares his sentiment he is still an absolute cnut. Like father like son. The sooner we hear the "news" on Boxcar the better. That will be a good day.
Maybe Ian will let us know via a Tweet ?
As a member of the Parliamentary Standards Committee he will no doubt keep the public informed of any ministerial impropriety...
I did think first that had to be a fake, but no, apparently not.
so after realising he's pissed a few folks off he then says about wasting money (several thousand pounds) on civic receptions for Tyrone. Unfortunately he's now been caught hosting them, notably for the Cookstown bowling club on their epic irish junior cup win.
you do wonder at the epic "eejitness" of some people, and then their terrible attempts to evade the matter- see politicians every where for examples...
its quite staggering how openly bigoted some of our politicians still are.
Seen it on Twitter last night. Not much saying anything about it, sure we all know what he's like.
Quote from: Forever Green on June 27, 2011, 12:48:46 AM
He looks like a disabled gorilla. f**king w**kstain
I take offense to this statement.
Still advocating Shoot-to-Kill too it would seem.... "Every one of the dissident republican scum need to be taken out."
Good to see the lessons of history have been learnt ::)
These little outbursts are actually good craic, lets normal people see how warped his mind is. More of these random sectarian ramblings please!
Quote from: ziggysego on June 27, 2011, 10:15:03 AM
Quote from: Forever Green on June 27, 2011, 12:48:46 AM
He looks like a disabled gorilla. f**king w**kstain
I take offense to this statement.
You're offended Zig?! How do you think the gorillas feel? ;)
Quote from: blewuporstuffed on June 27, 2011, 10:11:57 AM
its quite staggering how openly bigoted some of our politicians still are.
He didnt pick it up of the ground, his aul fella is a toss pot too
Quote from: Up The Middle on June 27, 2011, 11:32:18 AM
Quote from: blewuporstuffed on June 27, 2011, 10:11:57 AM
its quite staggering how openly bigoted some of our politicians still are.
He didnt pick it up of the ground, his aul fella is a toss pot too
thats for sure a bigot of the highest order.
more importantly up the middle thats a nice avator :o
Quote from: isourboydownyet on June 27, 2011, 12:03:54 PM
Quote from: Up The Middle on June 27, 2011, 11:32:18 AM
Quote from: blewuporstuffed on June 27, 2011, 10:11:57 AM
its quite staggering how openly bigoted some of our politicians still are.
He didnt pick it up of the ground, his aul fella is a toss pot too
thats for sure a bigot of the highest order.
more importantly up the middle thats a nice avator :o
Aye thats the missus 8)
Quote from: Up The Middle on June 27, 2011, 12:09:30 PM
Quote from: isourboydownyet on June 27, 2011, 12:03:54 PM
Quote from: Up The Middle on June 27, 2011, 11:32:18 AM
Quote from: blewuporstuffed on June 27, 2011, 10:11:57 AM
its quite staggering how openly bigoted some of our politicians still are.
He didnt pick it up of the ground, his aul fella is a toss pot too
thats for sure a bigot of the highest order.
more importantly up the middle thats a nice avator :o
Aye thats the missus 8)
jammy bastard!
you wish
Only having a look at this now, shocking someone would come out in public like this and make statements that he has, not so shocking when you see the surname and figure out what sort of mentality the man will have. Was wondering did any papers have any space reporting this today? It's an extremely bigoted opinion and it's something that ordinary people should read about and try get a man like this out of a position of any sort of power. In near any other democracy country in the world things like this would be political suicide, but no not here, this w**ker will be supported until the hens come home and these sort of views are still tolerated in our society and it is a joke.
It would also be nice if our elected representatives had a basic grasp of grammar.
What a f**king troll...
Schadenfreude (i /ˈʃɑːdənfrɔɪdə/; German pronunciation: [ˈʃaːdənˌfʁɔʏdə]) is pleasure derived from the misfortunes of others.
Is that all this is?
Just imagine if Cavan beat Derry in the Anglo Celt Cup? Note I said IMAGINE.
Quote from: Denn Forever on June 27, 2011, 03:51:56 PM
Schadenfreude (i /ˈʃɑːdənfrɔɪdə/; German pronunciation: [ˈʃaːdənˌfʁɔʏdə]) is pleasure derived from the misfortunes of others.
Is that all this is?
Just imagine if Cavan beat Derry in the Anglo Celt Cup? Note I said IMAGINE.
Thats is what I thought, a bit of an unfunny joke.
Personally think that ignoring is the best option
He'd be better served if he concentrated on keeping his oul boy out of Thailand rather than worrying about celebrations in Mid-Ulster...Out of interest, does anyone know where this clown hangs out? I'm sure if Derry win on the 17th of July it wouldn't be too hard to scrape up a crowd and start the celebrations in style with Ian and his family. Last I heard he was living in and around Magherafelt, Jurassic Park I think it was... ;)
Think he lives round Magherafelt somewhere. He must have bought his wife online WANITA. WTF :D
Quote from: theskull1 on June 27, 2011, 04:27:37 PM
Personally think that ignoring is the best option
Agreed. My first reaction to this was that it was just very sad and pathetic.
For someone to go out of their way just to wind people up paints a pretty sorry story.
Maybe he should just do what the majority of people who aren't interested in Gaelic games do and just simply ignore them.
Quote from: Denn Forever on June 27, 2011, 03:51:56 PM
Schadenfreude (i /ˈʃɑːdənfrɔɪdə/; German pronunciation: [ˈʃaːdənˌfʁɔʏdə]) is pleasure derived from the misfortunes of others.
Is that all this is?
Just imagine if Cavan beat Derry in the Anglo Celt Cup? Note I said IMAGINE.
I thought that initially, but following his subsequent tweets (http://twitter.com/#!/ianmccreamla) the answer would seem to be no. "as everyone can't lose I can only hope the team that wind [
sic] is a team from outside my constituency." ::)
He lives in Coagh so he wouldn't have been affected too much in any case.
Great tweet (http://twitter.com/#!/TweedPiranha/status/85076255086616577) by TweedPirahna : "@ianmccreamla Ian, You're aware that the general public can read these horrendously bigoted comments, aren't you?" :D
Story has been picked up by UTV and will be on UTV Tonight programme later.
Quote from: ziggysego on June 27, 2011, 10:15:03 AM
Seen it on Twitter last night. Not much saying anything about it, sure we all know what he's like.
Quote from: Forever Green on June 27, 2011, 12:48:46 AM
He looks like a disabled gorilla. f**king w**kstain
I take offense to this statement.
Sorry about that ziggy. Absolutely no offence intended, was just a bit angry
Quote from: Forever Green on June 27, 2011, 07:11:19 PM
Quote from: ziggysego on June 27, 2011, 10:15:03 AM
Seen it on Twitter last night. Not much saying anything about it, sure we all know what he's like.
Quote from: Forever Green on June 27, 2011, 12:48:46 AM
He looks like a disabled gorilla. f**king w**kstain
I take offense to this statement.
Sorry about that ziggy. Absolutely no offence intended, was just a bit angry
Ah don't worry about it, the Monday morning grumps.
Quote from: ziggysego on June 27, 2011, 07:23:18 PM
Quote from: Forever Green on June 27, 2011, 07:11:19 PM
Quote from: ziggysego on June 27, 2011, 10:15:03 AM
Seen it on Twitter last night. Not much saying anything about it, sure we all know what he's like.
Quote from: Forever Green on June 27, 2011, 12:48:46 AM
He looks like a disabled gorilla. f**king w**kstain
I take offense to this statement.
Sorry about that ziggy. Absolutely no offence intended, was just a bit angry
Ah don't worry about it, the Monday morning grumps.
You should have just banned me ziggy ;D
http://twitter.com/#!/JimmyAllister
And people think mccrea is bad
The Jim Allister account can't be real; at the same time, you could have said the same about McCrea's account... :(
Quote from: randomtask on June 27, 2011, 07:42:26 PM
http://twitter.com/#!/JimmyAllister
And people think mccrea is bad
It should be fairly obvious that that's a spoof. Here's his real one: http://twitter.com/#!/JimAllister/
I don't do twitter, what has Jim said?
I see this story has made the Belfast Telegraph and all the news stories.
Ian is becoming almost famous. :o :o
he,s an idiot from a family of idiots
remember as well his colleague jim wells forced ulster bank to apologise for wearing down tops in castlewellan 2 days before 2010 AI Final - he felt intimidated!
two weeks later he was quoted in the local media informing nationalists to remove Down Flags in South Down.
then there was 'wellsgate' - when he contravened all council policies by texting his colleague poots from the chamber to overturn a planning approval involving bryansford gac.
He was never once challenged by SF over this!
Quote from: spiritof91and94 on June 28, 2011, 10:59:52 AM
remember as well his colleague jim wells forced ulster bank to apologise for wearing down tops in castlewellan 2 days before 2010 AI Final - he felt intimidated!
two weeks later he was quoted in the local media informing nationalists to remove Down Flags in South Down.
then there was 'wellsgate' - when he contravened all council policies by texting his colleague poots from the chamber to overturn a planning approval involving bryansford gac.
He was never once challenged by SF over this!
"Bryansford needs to make this move in order to expand and meet the needs of the growing numbers of people who play Gaelic football, hurling and camogie for the club. It is therefore quite disgraceful that the DUP, and in particular Jim Wells, did everything possible to prevent this application. This policy was based on an anti-GAA bias which has influenced Mr Wells in how he has approached this planning application."
Joint statement from Catriona Ruane & Willie Clarke (SF)"Sinn Fein councillor Willie Clarke accused Mr. Wells of attacking the GAA for "cheap publicity."
"I too did not make anything public about this scheme because it gives bigoted people who have not moved on the opportunity to attack nationalists," he said.
"This is scaremongering about the GAA, which takes young people off the streets."
Tensions in the chamber were further aggravated when Mr. Clarke said he had not been approached by any objectors to the scheme with Mr. Wells retorting that they "would get knee-capped" if they did.
He later withdrew the comment, which he said had been intended to be "facetious."
The Down Recorder"South Down Sinn Féin MLA Willie Clarke has written to the Environment Minister Edwin Poots, MLA, seeking clarification on remarks made recently by Cllr Jim Wells during a Council debate about the planning application for Bryansford GAA Club. Mr Clarke said, "The behaviour of Jim Wells during this debate was absolutely disgraceful, and his party leader Peter Robinson has also received a letter from my colleague Mickey Coogan, who is demanding a public apology from Mr Wells for remarks made about the GAA and me personally. A letter has also been sent to the Chairperson of Council, Cllr William Dick, asking him in his role as DUP group leader on the Council to discipline Cllr Wells for his behaviour."
Sinn Féin Press Release
Quote from: screenmachine on June 27, 2011, 04:41:38 PM
He'd be better served if he concentrated on keeping his oul boy out of Thailand rather than worrying about celebrations in Mid-Ulster...Out of interest, does anyone know where this clown hangs out? I'm sure if Derry win on the 17th of July it wouldn't be too hard to scrape up a crowd and start the celebrations in style with Ian and his family. Last I heard he was living in and around Magherafelt, Jurassic Park I think it was... ;)
Hope you are joking nad not seriously suggesting a rent-a-mob to "rub it in". That would be an OO type action.
QuoteHe was never once challenged by SF over this!
SF is wise not to make these controversies into a them and us issue , as that's what the tools like McCrea want.
These kind of troglodyte comments get enough criticism anyway.
Quote from: Nally Stand on June 28, 2011, 11:50:35 AM
Quote from: spiritof91and94 on June 28, 2011, 10:59:52 AM
remember as well his colleague jim wells forced ulster bank to apologise for wearing down tops in castlewellan 2 days before 2010 AI Final - he felt intimidated!
two weeks later he was quoted in the local media informing nationalists to remove Down Flags in South Down.
then there was 'wellsgate' - when he contravened all council policies by texting his colleague poots from the chamber to overturn a planning approval involving bryansford gac.
He was never once challenged by SF over this!
"Bryansford needs to make this move in order to expand and meet the needs of the growing numbers of people who play Gaelic football, hurling and camogie for the club. It is therefore quite disgraceful that the DUP, and in particular Jim Wells, did everything possible to prevent this application. This policy was based on an anti-GAA bias which has influenced Mr Wells in how he has approached this planning application."
Joint statement from Catriona Ruane & Willie Clarke (SF)
"Sinn Fein councillor Willie Clarke accused Mr. Wells of attacking the GAA for "cheap publicity."
"I too did not make anything public about this scheme because it gives bigoted people who have not moved on the opportunity to attack nationalists," he said.
"This is scaremongering about the GAA, which takes young people off the streets."
Tensions in the chamber were further aggravated when Mr. Clarke said he had not been approached by any objectors to the scheme with Mr. Wells retorting that they "would get knee-capped" if they did.
He later withdrew the comment, which he said had been intended to be "facetious."
The Down Recorder
"South Down Sinn Féin MLA Willie Clarke has written to the Environment Minister Edwin Poots, MLA, seeking clarification on remarks made recently by Cllr Jim Wells during a Council debate about the planning application for Bryansford GAA Club. Mr Clarke said, "The behaviour of Jim Wells during this debate was absolutely disgraceful, and his party leader Peter Robinson has also received a letter from my colleague Mickey Coogan, who is demanding a public apology from Mr Wells for remarks made about the GAA and me personally. A letter has also been sent to the Chairperson of Council, Cllr William Dick, asking him in his role as DUP group leader on the Council to discipline Cllr Wells for his behaviour."
Sinn Féin Press Release
whatever came of the DUP apologies - i certainly never seen or heard any.
ULSTER BANK has been forced to apologise to the Orange Order after members were offended by the attire of its staff – who were wearing Down GAA jerseys in the days up to the All-Ireland Football Final.
The Order's grand secretary Drew Nelson wrote to the bank – who are one of the title sponsors of the GAA's Football All-Ireland Senior Championships – to complain about the jerseys being worn by staff at the Castlewellan branch in the county.
"As a responsible stakeholder in society," Nelson write, "the Loyal Orange Institution is keen to encourage local businesses and personalities to become more involved with the local community and its activities.
"With this in mind, and given the recent display of encouragement for the County Down Gaelic team, representatives from the institution would be keen to meet with you to discuss how the bank can also engage with and support local Orange lodges in the Castlewellan area in terms of community development and sponsorship or support for mini-Twelfth or Twelfth of July related festivals in the near future."
The branch manager wrote back to acknowledge the discomfort caused to Orange Order members as a result, and offering to meet with him to discuss sponsorship for other events.
"I am obviously aware of the discomfort caused to your members as a result of our support for the Down gaelic football team. I can assure you that we had no intention other than to celebrate their success in the All-Ireland championship," the response read.
"You will appreciate that Down's first final appearance for 16 years generated a lot of interest, especially since a colleague based in our Newry branch [forward Danny Hughes] plays for the team.
"If we failed to control our enthusiasm in participating with other businesses in Castlewellan's "red and black" celebrations, then I sincerely apologise. I hope you will accept that our actions were in no way intended to be provocative, and that any offence we have caused is entirely unconventional."
The McCreas are a bunch of vindictive friggers who simply latched onto the DUP's Evangelical bandwagon. It's typical of the 'Superprod' mindset that exists in Unionists from predominately Nationalist Areas.
Personally, I have no objection to Protestants being in the Orange Order or supporting Armed Forces Day. They are just as entitled to their Culture as we are entitled to ours. I once attended a Car Boot Sale in Coagh run by the Bigwigs from Coagh United (their wives knew me from events in Moneymore) and I was glad to see Stuart Dallas play for NI against Wales last Month as he would've played for Cookstown Youth FC with quite a few Loughshore Lads.
btw, My Father was an innocent Bystander in a 'Collusion Killing' in 1989. I blame William McCrea for giving his blessing to that killing, however I wouldn't tar all Unionists with the same brush.
The GAA's director of communications must not continue to stand by and allow the continual suggestion of equivalence between the GAA (a community development organisatioin) and the Orange Order (a viciously sectarian organisation by constitution) to go unchallenged.
dad to the rescue
WilliamMcCrea Rev. William McCrea
The reaction to @iammcreamla 's opinion are a bit OTT!l professiona Its a sunday hobby not a real sport. #freedomofspeech
Quote from: gerry on June 29, 2011, 07:51:55 PM
dad to the rescue
WilliamMcCrea Rev. William McCrea
The reaction to @iammcreamla 's opinion are a bit OTT!l professiona Its a sunday hobby not a real sport. #freedomofspeech
f**king arseholes. At least try and hide your bigotry
Quote from: Forever Green on June 29, 2011, 11:04:22 PM
Quote from: gerry on June 29, 2011, 07:51:55 PM
dad to the rescue
WilliamMcCrea Rev. William McCrea
The reaction to @iammcreamla 's opinion are a bit OTT!l professiona Its a sunday hobby not a real sport. #freedomofspeech
It's known as the 'Minority Prod' attitude (ie. the Siege Mentality). His Mum was Buried in Ardboe Parish Church. Perhaps it's still 1969 in his head;
http://url.ie/c3q4
f**king arseholes. At least try and hide your bigotry
These idiotic fanatics aren't worth the time of day and for the most part should be ignored. What is worrying though is the amount of like-minded dickheads who share their bigoted views of hating all things remotely Irish...
His car was torched outside his house last night. For shame.
Apparently Ian McCrea's now had his car burnt out overnight. Whoever did that is a bigger sc**bag, they're doing nothing to help the GAA by doing that. You can be sure they don't even play or are involved with a club
Absolute disgrace, whoever did this. If they think they are helping the GAA with this thuggery, I assure you, they are not. They are hurting all the good.
Quote from: ziggysego on July 03, 2011, 02:36:15 PM
Absolute disgrace, whoever did this. If they think they are helping the GAA with this thuggery, I assure you, they are not. They are hurting all the good.
+1
Quote from: hsthompson on July 03, 2011, 02:30:42 PM
Apparently Ian McCrea's now had his car burnt out overnight. Whoever did that is a bigger sc**bag, they're doing nothing to help the GAA by doing that. You can be sure they don't even play or are involved with a club
Unfortunately you can be sure of no such thing. Shameful.
Is there a connection between his tweet and the car burning other than timing?
Quote from: RMDrive on July 03, 2011, 06:00:13 PM
Is there a connection between his tweet and the car burning other than timing?
This is what happens when you play with inflamatory tweets!
Was he in the car ?
whilst I don't condone what was done would not surprise me if this dinosaur burned his own car out!
At the end of the day, if Ian had kept his mouth shut his car would still be sitting on the driveway this evening. He got himself involved in a situation due to his bigotry, in my opinion he can have little complaint. He made himself a target, if Derry win in two weeks time Ian could lead the procession for a council function to issue his apologies...
Quote from: screenmachine on July 03, 2011, 10:02:59 PM
At the end of the day, if Ian had kept his mouth shut his car would still be sitting on the driveway this evening. He got himself involved in a situation due to his bigotry, in my opinion he can have little complaint. He made himself a target, if Derry win in two weeks time Ian could lead the procession for a council function to issue his apologies...
???
Dear Everyone,
It looks like incitement to hatred must work both ways. By stirring up hatred of the GAA, he ends up being hated himself.
But, as your mother told you, two wrongs do not make a right.
Best regards
Orior
Quote from: hardstation on July 03, 2011, 10:40:05 PM
That's what you call 'bringing it on yourself'. There are scummy b**tards out there. If he wasn't one, his car would be ok.
+1
2 wrongs don't make a right but if he kept his comments to himself, this wouldn't have happened.
Whilst I don't condone the attack, he brought it upon himself, and for that I have no sympathy.
What does annoy me is that his **** of a father is laying blame firmly at the door of GAA supporters ::)
Don't think you can link the burning of his car to his comments on the GAA unless you know something I don't. Only speculation. Hope the 2 aren't related. No right minded person burns someones car no matter their beliefs.
Quote from: thejuice on July 04, 2011, 06:55:27 AM
Don't think you can link the burning of his car to his comments on the GAA unless you know something I don't. Only speculation. Hope the 2 aren't related. No right minded person burns someones car no matter their beliefs.
No surprise that Willie is laying the blame with the GAA...
"Whose the bigots now? The burning of @ianmccreamla family car by sectarian cowards says it all about the #GAA and their supporters."
Burning this guys car has just played into these peoples hands. It has given these pair of clowns the ammunition they wanted.
The kind of comments this guy was making could only lead to no good and sure enough. Basically some idiot bit and did this and now they're trying to sully the good name of the rest of us.
They are idiotic actions which can not be excused by McCrea's comments.
Quote from: imtommygunn on July 04, 2011, 08:35:48 AM
Burning this guys car has just played into these peoples hands. It has given these pair of clowns the ammunition they wanted.
The kind of comments this guy was making could only lead to no good and sure enough. Basically some idiot bit and did this and now they're trying to sully the good name of the rest of us.
They are idiotic actions which can not be excused by McCrea's comments.
+1
I would seriously suspect he burned the car himself to try and save face a bit. C.unts, the both of them.
"Whose the bigots now? The burning of @ianmccreamla family car by sectarian cowards says it all about the #GAA and their supporters."
Whose (sic) the bigots now? I think you've answered that question yourself, Willie, twice over. First by endorsing your son's bigoted comments and second by your condemnation of GAA supporters without even a nod towards the customary requirement of evidence. That's the very definition of bigotry, nicely captured in a nasty (and, not surprisingly, illiterate) outburst.
aye, a wee bit of evidence would be nice first.
no desert before dinner Willie.
Quote from: EC Unique on July 04, 2011, 09:28:37 AM
I would seriously suspect he burned the car himself to try and save face a bit. C.unts, the both of them.
+1 I'd say a couple of 'the lads' in the lodge give him a pull out
Quote from: Hardy on July 04, 2011, 09:51:53 AM
"Whose the bigots now? The burning of @ianmccreamla family car by sectarian cowards says it all about the #GAA and their supporters."
Whose (sic) the bigots now? I think you've answered that question yourself, Willie, twice over. First by endorsing your son's bigoted comments and second by your condemnation of GAA supporters without even a nod towards the customary requirement of evidence. That's the very definition of bigotry, nicely captured in a nasty (and, not surprisingly, illiterate) outburst.
The DUP twitter account has just tweeted.
For information - an account purporting to be from William McCrea is a *fake* account. It will be reported & removed as a previous one was.I've no idea if it's in relation to this account, but just becareful.
OK - maybe Willie will make a clarifying statement, then, confirming not only that he didn't issue that statement but that it would be bigoted to suggest that "the GAA and their supporters" either condone or were were responsible for the car burning.
I see the First Minister has came out and said that no one has the right to engage in such criminal and hate-filled behaviour. I don't remember him saying anything like this after McCreas statement last week.
Quote from: imtommygunn on July 04, 2011, 08:35:48 AM
Burning this guys car has just played into these peoples hands. It has given these pair of clowns the ammunition they wanted.
The kind of comments this guy was making could only lead to no good and sure enough. Basically some idiot bit and did this and now they're trying to sully the good name of the rest of us.
They are idiotic actions which can not be excused by McCrea's comments.
I concur, and attempts on here to suggest he deserved it or he had it coming would IMO put the poster on the same level as him and his Father.
Enough weasel words. What he said did not justify violence of any description against him. End of story
Quote from: deiseach on July 04, 2011, 12:06:18 PM
Enough weasel words. What he said did not justify violence of any description against him. End of story
The "Aye but..." brigade are only encouraging the lowest common denominator. Is that what we really want? Would be far better leaving I McC to hoist himself on his own pertard. Now he will have the sympathy of "his" knuckle draggers
Quote from: ziggysego on July 04, 2011, 10:30:54 AM
Quote from: Hardy on July 04, 2011, 09:51:53 AM
"Whose the bigots now? The burning of @ianmccreamla family car by sectarian cowards says it all about the #GAA and their supporters."
Whose (sic) the bigots now? I think you've answered that question yourself, Willie, twice over. First by endorsing your son's bigoted comments and second by your condemnation of GAA supporters without even a nod towards the customary requirement of evidence. That's the very definition of bigotry, nicely captured in a nasty (and, not surprisingly, illiterate) outburst.
The DUP twitter account has just tweeted.
For information - an account purporting to be from William McCrea is a *fake* account. It will be reported & removed as a previous one was.
I've no idea if it's in relation to this account, but just becareful.
This
is the fake account.
Quote from: Archie Mitchell on July 03, 2011, 11:32:14 PM
Quote from: hardstation on July 03, 2011, 10:40:05 PM
That's what you call 'bringing it on yourself'. There are scummy b**tards out there. If he wasn't one, his car would be ok.
+1
2 wrongs don't make a right but if he kept his comments to himself, this wouldn't have happened.
You can't justify the burning of his car because he has made offensive remarks.
Maybe its an insurance scam ;)
Quote from: LeoMc on July 04, 2011, 11:55:48 AM
Quote from: imtommygunn on July 04, 2011, 08:35:48 AM
Burning this guys car has just played into these peoples hands. It has given these pair of clowns the ammunition they wanted.
The kind of comments this guy was making could only lead to no good and sure enough. Basically some idiot bit and did this and now they're trying to sully the good name of the rest of us.
They are idiotic actions which can not be excused by McCrea's comments.
I concur, and attempts on here to suggest he deserved it or he had it coming would IMO put the poster on the same level as him and his Father.
I couldn't agree more.
I don't think anybody is justifying it. What is undeniable though is that if he hadn't made the comments, it would not have happened. Stupid actions though, he was looking for a bite and got it.
Quote from: Pat Mustard on July 04, 2011, 04:28:51 PM
I don't think anybody is justifying it. What is undeniable though is that if he hadn't made the comments, it would not have happened. Stupid actions though, he was looking for a bite and got it.
100%, there are idiots on both sides and he should know better than to be provoking them. Any public figure would have the basic gumption not to be slabbering away, especially around this time of year.
That said he is no doubt secretly loving it, being able to blame GAA members. Good riddance to him. Awful man altogether who can't even spell.