Alan writes:
“Is this ok? I don’t think it is.”
FIGHT!
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Alan writes:
“Is this ok? I don’t think it is.”
FIGHT!
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Funny? Because the inviolate bogsquad godhead of the GAA can be a platform to abuse women and provide support for paedos (Donal Og Cusack) and retain the Eight messages (Mickey Harte) they should be excused? This is not something to sell tshirts about. What next? A Che-like An Post stamp of Tom Humphries? Come on
The GAA is the new RCC now Ted.
I agree that €120 was a bit of a price hike for the season ticket but still….
I’ve sat through 6 episodes of ‘The Deuce’ and consequently find anything like this seriously depressing.
Yes, it’s fine.
The Deuce is hard going. Funny t-shirt though. A che tom humphries would be in serious bad taste but actually it would make more fun of his great friends as he is a fine man that his heroic victim.
“More Sinned Against than Sinning”
Perhaps
this is RAPE, there is no other word for it, I’m glad the gardai are investigating finally they are taking rape culture seriously.
Here is the not ok:
The “event” was filmed
The faces of the fine upstanding GAA lads was blurred out. The faces of the women was not.
The whatsapp conversation between the lads told everyone to keep quiet about what happened.
GAA being a family funded organisation – these lads may be coaches one day. Would not want any of them playing in front of or coaching my daughters.
Ha ha women with their tits out, sure such is their role in life, tits out. Ha ha. Sure that is all they are good for. Ha. Ha. Ha. Ha. Ha. Can I coach your daughters? Does she get her tits out?
CAN I COACH YOUR DAUGHTERS?????
The t-shirt makes the event into a joke. Trivialises it. Encourages the type of congenital fapper that feels entitles to “see bosom”. Even The Sun abandoned page 3 in 2016.