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For all the left talk about “privilege”, their attitudes on core issues are increasingly those of the privileged, not the deprived.
“I would emphasise the fact that it was a draft”: Arlene Forster, the head of Ireland’s national curriculum body, defends a proposal which would teach white Irish and male students that they have a “privileged status.” Question by Ben Scallan. #gript
The Department of Education has more employees, and a bigger budget, than Tesco Ireland. Norma Foley is undoubtedly a decent woman with good intentions. But nobody would ever have hired her to run Tesco.
In many respects, the further left you go in Irish politics the more privilege you encounter.
BEN SCALLAN: The Irish government wants to teach your baby about crossdressing.
Winners and losers.
And initially denied it when caught.
Teaching “gender fluidity and gender as a spectrum.”
“Activism: It’s a Girl Thing.”
Value might be €200,000?
Like most truly terrible ideas, the notion that companies, state agencies, and other institutions should proactively discriminate in favour of people from minority backgrounds and races is built on a foundation of good intentions. It is important, after all, to recognise that most people, most of the time, are trying to do good things, and […]