We’re now at the point where we can ban things because they might be dangerous.
This is not so much a statement of fact from the Minister as it is an act of blackmail
Raging against a law that restricts civil liberties would barely cost Sinn Fein a single vote and would likely win it many more than it ultimately lost.
The idea that the taking of human life can be confined to restricted circumstances was always more than a little absurd.
A few weeks ago I got some entirely predictable stick from readers when I wrote that a Sunday Times Behaviour and Attitudes poll showing a dramatic surge for Sinn Fein and a dramatic collapse for Fine Gael was probably wrong. At the time I wrote: In any case, the sensible thing to do when an […]
Ultimately, the only way to resist is to completely ignore this law.
To modify an old saying: Just because they’re out to get you doesn’t mean you didn’t do anything wrong.
Two lives, essentially, ruined by porn.
The Deputy knows, obviously, that his proposal is both unconstitutional and moronic.
There’s an old saying that you cannot reason somebody out of a position that they did not reason themselves into in the first place.
“And that, I fear, is the problem with democracy. It’s only as good as its voters.”
This proposal will, obviously, never become law.