Two years ago the Irish people were asked to remove mothers and a
woman's life in the home from the Constitution. They said no,
decisively.
Now the same instinct is back in a taxpayer-funded campaign. The
Government's new Strategy for Women and Girls describes those who promote
a home-centred family life as promoting "restrictive, stereotypical
roles for women and girls."
There is nothing wrong with choosing to raise your children at home. It
is one of the finest things a person can do. Many women have told me they
feel looked down on by this Government for that very choice.
A mother's choice is not a "harmful stereotype." I've tabled
parliamentary questions asking who decides, and whether raising your own
children at home now falls within the scope of this campaign.
🚨BREAKING: Ceuta Hospital has revealed that five girls under the age of 14 have been admitted over the last week suffering from cases of extreme rape
On average, Ceuta records 3–8 rape reports a year, including adult victims.
This is MASSIVE cover up.
I am reading the new "National Strategy for Women and Girls Action Plan" which was published a few days ago by the Government.
It is pure gaslighting!
In particular, section 6.2 states that one of the actions is to create “gender-sensitive design standards” for public spaces.
How is this possible, while at the same time the Government are actively erasing women’s single-sex toilets, changing rooms, sports, refuges and prisons so any male who identifies as a woman can walk right in?
They look women in the face, promise to protect their spaces, then hand those spaces over to the opposite sex and call the women bigots for noticing.
Michelle O’Neill never misses an opportunity to label people who live here racist, misogynist or sectarian.
I’m sick to the back teeth of it.
Caring about Northern Ireland doesn’t make me racist.
Wanting to see a GP.
Wanting decent housing.
Wanting our children to have a future here instead of being forced to leave.
Wanting schools to focus on reading, writing and maths.
Wanting immigration to be controlled, properly vetted and at a level our infrastructure can cope with.
Wanting local people put first when public services are already stretched.
None of that is hatred.
The people trying to shame us into silence don’t get to define who we are.
We need to stand up for local people, common sense and a Northern Ireland our children can afford to live in.
@indepdubnrth The maintenance is very important..Imagine if it plunged from the sky full of government ministers and they were all ki11ed how sad we would all be? 😆😅🤣
People actually don’t care that children are dropping dead. They couldn’t give a shit. As a matter of fact, they would rather inject their children with filthy poison and risk them dying rather than be disobedient and be called an ‘antivaxxer.’ They will defend their precious injection at all costs. I am in my 50’s and the amount of people I know who have died in the last five years through cancer and sudden death compared to beforehand is off the charts. The elephant in the room is so big it can’t even move now.
@MolllyOnoway "Well, art is art, isn't it? Still, on the other hand, water is water. And east is east and west is west, and if you take cranberries and stew them like applesauce, they taste much more like prunes than rhubarb does. Now, uh... now you tell me what you know."....Groucho
Ben Scallan slams Norma Foley and Irish politicians in general for being wilfully ignorant of explicit material being promoted to children on their watch: "Apparently it's a prerequisite to being a politician that you know nothing about anything."