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No right wing alternative= No alternative
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Untermensch eh? You consider people on the dole sub human?
Would you like them rounded up into camps?
That's what you decided to take from what I said.
I am referring to the perpetual workshy who are more than capable of earning a living but refuse to do so.
I pay comedic amounts of tax contributions while also paying off a nice 33 year loan at €2100 pm.
Why the f should I get the same amount as these parasites if I became unemployed if I've contributed more in a single day than this lot have in their entire lives?
Maybe the camps you're referring to wouldn't be ideal but a camp that makes them work menial labour to justify their "income" might be worth thinking about
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Lonesomerhodes wrote: »One thing that strikes me about this election is the idea people are voting for change well their really isn't any!.
All left left left and more left parties.
Not one mainstream party in Ireland is even remotely right so how can you have choice if what you vote for is all the same?.
Not a cigarette papers worth of difference between
Fine Gael/ Fianna Fail/ Greens/People before profit/Sinn Fein/Labour etc etc
For example
They all support the EU
they all support abortion,
all support mass immigration into Ireland (in fact won't discuss it at all under any circumstances)
Not one will ask for public referendum on issues
Refuse to acknowledge billions so far has been spent on direct provision centres while the downtrodden poor Irish people die on the streets
Refuse to question the money doctors get from pharmaceutical firms,
refuse to acknowledge the billions Ireland has in oil and gas etc etc etc
They are all basically the same, left leaning gombeens lining their own pockets making fools of the general public.
Worst is them hardcore Marxist parties that come out with stupid names like People before profit or Anti Austerity alliance, amazed such newspeak buzzword simplicity works on people.
All mindless leftie nonsense.
The only right wing party in Ireland I can think of is the National party and they are tiny and will never ever get media coverage. Not that I agree with them on everything a few bits.
(sigh waits for the mindless screaming of racist this and that)
I like some right wing policies ie
Small accountable government.
Pro life- Believe it or not some people believe life is still sacred
Look after our own citizens first, if we can't look after our own how can we possibly look after tens of thousands of other people?.
A return to our own heritage. This is something often over looked in Ireland, we need to value our history culture and language. Easier said than done in a country where the vast majority of people don't speak the native tongue in fact openly desipise and dismiss it but we can make a start.
Hate to see Ireland become a meaningless vassel state to the EU which all mainstream parties support as they will not question the EU on anything!.
So with no right wing alternative how is this General Election offering ANY alternative?.
Bit of a joke if you ask me.
Responding to OP, there can be no possible sense that Leo Varadkar is 'leftwing,' even with his support for various 'woke' positions on social measures.
However, immigration policy is extraordinarily imprudent and wasteful too. Although the EU perhaps makes the implementation of a more objective points-based policy to supply scarce skills, this government seems dogmatically opposed to sensible regulation of it. In a way, it is of a piece with its destructive and wasteful housing policy. Reform would harm FG connected business interests.0 -
PeasantHater wrote: »That's what you decided to take from what I said.
I am referring to the perpetual workshy who are more than capable of earning a living but refuse to do so.
I pay comedic amounts of tax contributions while also paying off a nice 33 year loan at €2100 pm.
Why the f should I get the same amount as these parasites if I became unemployed if I've contributed more in a single day than this lot have in their entire lives?
Maybe the camps you're referring to wouldn't be ideal but a camp that makes them work menial labour to justify their "income" might be worth thinking about.
Untermensch parasites eh? Would you like to humanise these people any more?
I agree that it's unfair that people who never work a day in their lives get the same pension as every one else. But the amount of people who do this are absolutely tiny.
Society needs a safety net. An unfortunate side effect of that is some people can take advantage. The vast majority of people won't.they/them/theirs
And so on, and so on …. - Slavoj Žižek
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