Comments on: Forbidden word, hidden truth.

By: william

william — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 21:32:38 +0000

“throw all the mud i waat”

I would consider Sinn Fein and the AOH to be racist bigots, I would consider DeValera and his friend Adolf Hitler to be racist bigots. I would consider your view of Rangers fans to be bigotted, If the situation of abuse in the RC church is being addressed, why are the courts not full of perverted priests and abusive nuns, sweep sweep, move them somewhere else so they can carry on their dirty deeds, Craggy Island must be full of raving child abusers.

18 year old James McCarthy played football with my son, I have met his father, The reasons why James turned his back on his country of birth are obvious, He considers himself a Kafflick before a Scotsman, The anti British / anti protestantism was part of his childhood, It all stems from his upbringing, he has been taught racism and bigotry all his life, Motherwell, Hamilton, Hibs, Hearts, Aberdeen and Inverness fans have also booed him, So I guess those big bad Rangers fans are not a minority. Oh and James was born fron 2 scottish parents, he was born and educated in scotland, so that makes him Oirish

By: Enda McHugh

Enda McHugh — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 02:03:31 +0000

William,

How did you manage to turn a debate on racist chanting to the faults of the Catholic Church?

You’re obviously a Rangers fan who can’t stand the fact that they are being shown for what they truly are; racist bigots.

You can throw all the mud that you waat, we all know the terrible deeds which occured within the Catholic Church, they are being addressed. What this debate and this article is about is highlighting the racism within Scottish football.

The fact that an 18 year old footballer is getting booed at every away game is sickening. His only crime is to be Irish, but I’m sure you will want to keep talking about other issues.

By: william

william — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 18:09:58 +0000

My point is simple Ryan and really easy to understand, There has been a sustained abuse of children by the RC church, particularly in Ireland, Not just sexual, physical and mental abuse too. It appears that the RC church doesa not want these people punished, and move them to different parishes or even different country in order to preserve the name of the church, I take it that you wish to sweep this under the carpet also, What is your agenda, since you appear to be rather outspoken on various other issues

By: Ryan

Ryan — Sat, 27 Dec 2008 17:54:45 +0000

Horrifically and sickeningly, child abuse goes on in all walks of life and organisations despite recent tightening of recruitment policies by employers and protective guidelines that have been put in place.

I guess that you have an agenda in place in that you want to prioritise and focus solely on abuse within the Roman Catholic church.

For whatever reason, if this tragic subject is so close to your heart then why don’t you produce your own heartfelt article or blog? Some people like to use this subject as a sickening points-scoring exercise. I trust that you are one of these peepel William?

Will you also do a follow-up article on abuse in Local Authority run children’s homes or the Anglican church?

Just what exactly is your point / agenda?

By: william

william — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 02:01:42 +0000

Phil, Is sexual abuse of Roman Catholic children in Ireland not more of an issue than Rangers fans sing 3 lines of a song that in no way mocks people who died during the famine