Over the past week, Micheál Martin issued multiple statements condemning Dublin riots and praising Gardaí (e.g., Oct 21, 22, 23 posts), but none directly condemning the alleged rape of the Irish girl. He acknowledged a "failure" in her state care case without explicit outrage toward the assault. This disparity—roughly 100% of condemnations on disorder vs. 0% on the crime—indicates a leadership tilt toward maintaining order over victim advocacy, potentially undermining trust in prioritizing Irish safety.
@IrexitFreedom A homeless man living in a tent in Wicklow says that Irish people are being treated unfairly. His story and others will be heard in a new documentary looking at homelessness in Ireland.
https://t.co/o7h1U1BQvh
Has it ever dawned on you that the same people who got vaccinated to go on holidays to countries with 35+ degrees now think that they are going to die from the same heat here at home,🙈
@JamesJRiordan @Specialk186@rondeaulivia Holy shit that is a dumb ass comparison of equality. Just when I think twitter can't get any more ridiculous i stumble across people like you 🤣. Twitter owes you a great debt.
UK folks - did you notice the weather lockdown yesterday?
Stay at home, essential travel only, schools closed, trains cancelled… ‘cos it was windy!
Once the playbook is established, it can be used for anything any time.
#EnoughIsEnough
Calling all heart owners - for God's sake don't run for your lives. Or shovel snow. Or smoke weed. Or skip breakfast. Or get caught in the wrong kind of weather. Or ...
As Omicron surges, Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo says the state is working to "unwind" the COVID "testing psychology" that the federal government has prioritized.