“Farcical.”
Taxpayer funds
China, eat your heart out.
Which makes me ask: Where’s the imagination?
A quick scan of Irish headlines in relation to the deposit return scheme, due to be introduced from February 1st, shows that the Irish media have, predictably, been utterly fawning:
When they say they would like to combat misinformation, they are saying they would like to regulate what you read, what you watch, what you hear, and what you consume.
Any honest conversation about misinformation would include the basic fact that the greatest purveyors of misinformation in any democracy – not only Irelands – are elected politicians and unelected political actors.
We can also say with certainty that those lockdown years had immense costs that have never been truthfully acknowledged by those who promoted the lockdowns
After all, first it’s porn. Then it will be you’re forced to hand over your details to read certain news sites or access certain social media platforms.
“I think it is critical.”
Handing out “end of year awards” to politicians is a venerable and stupid Irish media tradition
We must be purer than pure, when surrounded by such moral degeneracy. John Charles McQuaid and Eamon Ryan have this much in common: They both desired, or desire, Ireland to be a beacon of virtue to a fallen globe.