“He who pays the piper and so on.”
They rob you twice, arguably three times, and most of us do not even notice.
The people of Donegal deserve their full redress, and the rest of us need to start asking, more loudly, where the consequences are for those who failed Donegal, and failed the country in the process.
In Confucian ethics, social harmony ultimately relies on virtuous citizens rather than sophisticated institutions.
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Reality not what is portrayed
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