How did the Freedom of Information Act or creation of SIPO curtail the power of politicians to gather information, spend money or control the arms of government?
The amount of people holding up this article by John Collison as some sort of canonical account of what is wrong with Ireland is extraordinary (if not exactly surprising).
Some of it (like the below) doesn’t make a jot of sense:
https://t.co/BzXBol7BDO
This year we're aiming to give up 4% of every € people spend with us. The point of this business model is to show that huge businesses like Amazon etc could do the same and make a huge difference but don't because - corporate greed. If you need coffee you might think of us.
Concentration camp 2025
Starving people forced to walk miles
under scorching heat.
Lined up like animals,
only a few are fed.
Some are arrested,
Some are shot at.
New Israel US joint venture.
The worst humanity is capable of from the bastions of Power.
We.
Must.
Stop.
This.
We give up 3.5% of all we earn. 1% goes to staff on top of sal/bonus because we're profitable. Corporations making insane profits could do same. They choose not to. We're good at what we do. Need coffee link is below. If not you might spread word that business could be different.
@think_or_swim@brian_caulfield Greens should have walked from the government two years ago. Any good work they did doesn’t compensate for total wipe out. They’re complicit in the new planning bill which says it all about them.
Fine Gael want more landlords.
Fine Gael and Fianna Fail want more investor funds buying up our homes.
We in the @SocDems want more homeowners.
We want young people to be able to buy or rent affordably
Vote for @SocDems - we will put young people ahead of the vulture funds