At the moment, Irish voters are being told that the changes proposed to their foundational legal document are small and symbolic. That simply is not the case.
Original thinkers are hard to come by. If you doubt that, visit a diploma mill. You’ll see right off that credentials don’t confer character, creativity or common sense. Academic hubris conflates knowledge with wisdom. Such folks are a dime a dozen. Sui generis Then there is Colin Brazier: sui generis, in a class by himself. […]
These views run deep in the green movement, which is, at heart, an anti-human movement
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Poles have learned the hard way that there are no holidays from history.
As we watch society careen toward self-destruction like a dumpster fire on wheels, it might make sense to consider whether prioritising and facilitating a mother’s time with her young children
Why shouldn’t policy, rather than encouraging and incentivising two-income households, work more towards making one-income families viable?
There are big questions, I think, to be asked of Ireland’s economic model and the kind of society it has produced.
If you asked me if my parents passed on their affiliations to me, my answer would be a simple “no.”
The rise of the internet and social media has led to the downfall of real, meaningful friendships.
It appears that the more childcare we have, the fewer children we can afford.
Is pregnancy really just an extreme sport with a high death rate?