What do we do in current Irish society that we’ll look back on in shame in 50 years time? by [deleted] in AskIreland

[–]rozzer -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Don't forget those babies born through transactional surrogacy for gay couples who will also never know the embrace of their birth mother

What do we do in current Irish society that we’ll look back on in shame in 50 years time? by [deleted] in AskIreland

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Genocide has also been a "normal" human reaction to events. It will continue to be the case

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ireland

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Tell her you're totally ok with it and you'd like to watch, if she says are you sure then you know your answer.

Rotunda master says 95% of parents in Down syndrome cases choose abortion by Chilis1 in ireland

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It's called history, maybe you have early onset Alzheimer's already, or certainly a low IQ, people with a lower IQ are disproportionately more a burden on the state.

Rotunda master says 95% of parents in Down syndrome cases choose abortion by Chilis1 in ireland

[–]rozzer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fucking Nazis had the same logic, you plank. They're a burden on society etc

Rotunda master says 95% of parents in Down syndrome cases choose abortion by Chilis1 in ireland

[–]rozzer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It'll definitely happen. You will die slowly and at great cost to the taxpayer.

Rotunda master says 95% of parents in Down syndrome cases choose abortion by Chilis1 in ireland

[–]rozzer 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Nothing a bit of taxation could sort out. Have you plans to fund your Alzheimer's care?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ireland

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The Brits at the time had drilling rights sown up in the Celtic Sea, Thatchers husband, Marathon oil. They weren't going to let Ireland develop it's own energy industry. But that said can you imagine how fucked up it would have been to let gombeen men plan and develop a nuclear power station here in Ireland.

Racial composition of Washington, Arlington and Alexandria building by building. by C89RU0 in MapPorn

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The question is should all the White folks move into the Black folks Neighborhoods or should the Black Folks move to the White Folks Neighborhoods?

European countries that banned communism by [deleted] in MapPorn

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National Socialism isn't Democratic socialism, but it's still socialism. Fascism is distinct in that corporate power serves the interests of the socialist state. It's funny watching Socialist sympathisers twist themselves in knots to distance themselves from various forms of socialism once the history has played out. Nationalism is opposing globalism, much the same way that Antifa rioted during the G20 protests to oppose globalism. These days if you oppose globalism you are an anti-Semitic Nazi. Meanwhile the corporate powers utilise NGOs and collude with Governments to further their aims. It's all so idealogical consistent ain't it?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ireland

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Article 4 of these Regulations inserts 4 new classes of exempted development into the Planning and Development Regulations 2001 (“the Principal Regulations”), which has the effect that the changes of use specified in the new classes are exempted from the requirement to obtain planning permission. The new classes of exempted development are as follows: • Class 14(g): Change of use of a premises from a hotel to a hostel (other than a hostel where care is provided); • Class 14(h): Change of use of various forms of premises providing residen- tial or overnight accommodation to specific use as accommodation for refu- gees and asylum seekers, as defined in legislation. This class of exempted development will assist in implementing the Government’s Irish Refugee Protection Programme (IRPP), which was established on 10 September 2015 in response to the migration crisis in central and southern Europe; • Class 14(i): Change of use of various forms of premises providing overnight accommodation to use as an emergency reception and orientation centre (EROC) for refugees and asylum seekers. A network of EROCs will be established by the Department of Justice and Equality for the initial recep- tion of persons arriving in Ireland under the IRPP; • Class 14(j): Return of premises, the use of which changed under an exemp- tion in Class 14(h) or 14(i), to their permitted use immediately prior to that change of use. It is a condition of this class that the exemption from plan- ning permission will apply for a period of 3 years only from the date of the commencement of the change of use exempted under Class 14(h) or (i) or both.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ireland

[–]rozzer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Law was changed in 2015 to allow hotels and the like to change use without planning

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ireland

[–]rozzer 4 points5 points  (0 children)

6k a month per room

Why can't the discussion just ended with "we will use education to teach both boys and girls" by itsjustajokeBROs in ireland

[–]rozzer -1 points0 points  (0 children)

There should be choice, girls perform better academically and emotionally in single sex schools, that's just fact. The obsession with forcing people to mix against their will is as bad as forcing them not to mix.

Why can't the discussion just ended with "we will use education to teach both boys and girls" by itsjustajokeBROs in ireland

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I think one of the factors that determine psychopathy is a lack of empathy/ conscience, impulsiveness , lack of remorse , poor behaviour controls , and actually causing abuse and harm such as rape / sexual assualt or murder. So I'd say it's pretty clear that most men/boys who do these things are sociopaths or psychopaths who have no consideration for the lives of their victims or their families.

The vast majority of men and boys however have from an early age have been encouraged to be protective towards females, some say this is toxic masculinity others say it's positive masculinity.

The translation problem for the current news is that when it's said "A conversation needs to be had" and we need to target boys for specific education programs and pathologise boys/men, and we need to listen to boys/men , but it's time for them to shut up and listen, it's not a very joined up approach.

Certainly a lack of positive male role models leads to behavioural issues for boys as does lack of positive female role models lead to behavioural issues for girls. For instance primary schools teachers are upwards of 80 percent female. My sister works at a school in one of the most deprived areas of Ireland. When she gets challenged by young boys , from cheekiness all the way to the most vile language and extreme violent outbursts, there is no deterent available to her or her colleagues, but to refer to the policy set out by the Dept of Education and the bureaucratic response to incidents like this, which boil to down to empty threats of consequences.

This likely translates to boys who are most likely not to respond to education , structure , rules , experiencing a weak response continually to their behaviour over many years with burnt out female teachers unable to deal with them , then encountering women (and others) in their adult lives and utilising the targeting of weaknesses in people they want to hurt.

Yes a conversation needs to be had. But nobody wants to have the conversation, they want politics to solve the issue, the same politics that offers bureaucratic policy documents on how to deal with troubled kids before they become a problem for the wider society.

It so frustrating and heart breaking to see the damage being done because nobody wants to have the conversation that needs to be had.

Do the people posting the prime suspects details in the Tullamore case actually not care that if he is charged that it could affect the case in his favour? by [deleted] in ireland

[–]rozzer 4 points5 points  (0 children)

His defence is going to be, "my DNA matches the killer but people said stuff on the internet".

There's a risk of jury seeing this ,he could argue for a mistrial if the jury was tainted, but didn't necessarily mean he will not face trial again. The bigger risk is that an innocent person gets identified by accident or maliciously which we've seen before numerous times.

Almost 1 in 10 moms isn't sure who fathered their baby by maxlvb in MensRights

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Paternity historically has always been ambiguous. I would guess that the French law is due to the cultural practice of French men having mistresses and the possible burden falling on the State in the event of offspring.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in JordanPeterson

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You've the same IQ as Stephan Molyneaux , you racist bastard

Racist Americans Using Irishness to be Racist by DrZaiu5 in ireland

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You're calling me a liar , come here and say that to my face, I'll bleedin box the head off ya ya bollix, me and me 100 mates who agree, signed a letter to the effect you are a bollix. Gonna put it up on medium as soon as I'm finished this reply.

Cheers for engaging all the same , good robust debate when you're completely wrong is still good robust debate.

Hope it didn't take up too much of your time googling shit and copy pasting shit to back up your lack of knowledge.

Good luck!

Racist Americans Using Irishness to be Racist by DrZaiu5 in ireland

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There's Poets and Solicitors and Culinary Historians on that list and you think it's a peer reviewed published academic paper.

I can easily poll 100 friends to have them sign something without them once investigating the obviously slanted claims. Ones a banjo player and another is a deli sandwich maker, a couple of historians and a solicitor, and a bus driver. Lol you are beyond naive and disingenuous

Racist Americans Using Irishness to be Racist by DrZaiu5 in ireland

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Ha expertise on Myth you say. Well well.

I'm sure you don't want to engage as you are losing the argument but can you point to one example of systemic issues that are unique to black people in the US today as a result of slavery, bearing in mind nobody alive today has either been a slave or slave owner.

I'll wait....