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It happens in Italy, Portugal, Spain, Greece.
Funny that those are the so-called PIIGS countries.
Merkel (and yes it was her single-handedly) has enforced her Austerity politics upon those countries.
These politics have failed big time long ago, and even if everybody knows it, they still hang on to it, which is slowly destroying several social structures in various European countries.
The problem is, voters don't have a real choice anymore. In most countries the political parties on the left and the right belong to an establishment that is long ruled by the big companies, respectively financial system.
The EURO has to die and fast or quite a number of countries have to be "thrown" out of it or there has to be a EURO light for those countries.
But sadly, the same ole leaders hang on to the dream of a functional monetary union even if it is crystal clear that it has failed already.
The result will be disastrous.
I though you fella's just had a whip-'round? :D
Hard to believe, right? You'd swear we were a real country or something. ;)
Liars. :(
Indeed. The overlapping traits of a successful politician with the common criminal are very disturbing.
I know they do, but I understand abortion is very restricted in Ireland. I have a friend of mine who lives there, she said that her son being unbaptized poses a real struggle at school.
And there should not be. You need to go for what's best, not what's perfect.
Yes, and abortion is very restricted in Northern Ireland too, something I happen to support.
And when there's no best option? >:D<
One of the big things being promoted in my consituency by the various parties is the idea of being able to vote on the 8th Amendment. There's quite a lot of support for it. I do think there should be certain alterations made.
Come on that's not entirely true.
Some of them are collosal perverts too.
:D ker-CHING
which to lead. So without any one to follow, people are voting all over the
place. :(
I don't. And I understand it might be the least of their problems, but still, in the most tribal part of the UK, it might serve them well if they were a little bit more liberal. One can dream.
Each to their own and all that jazz. Would you have supported your own termination as a foetus I wonder? Something to think about there. And I'm not trying to be snide or hurtful; it's merely an exercise in thought. I believe that human (and animal) life is precious and that nobody has the right to terminate a life just because they feel like it, medical life threatening grounds excepted of course.
I know it is far from the Irish election thread.
Well it's one of the big discussions in Irish society at the moment so irrelevancy ain't an issue here.
It looks like we may be looking at a second election, here.
Very funny! :))
they did simply get punched in the face. :D
I know, you need a lot of balls to do something like that! :))
http://www.rte.ie/news/2016/0506/786503-dail-taoiseach-politics/
News that has been greeted with an outpouring of disgust and vitriol.
To some, though others have called Ireland "the land of saints and scholars." Take your pick. ;)
As someone who's then girlfriend has had an abortion I do resent the lightness of your tone and the ease with which you seem to condemn choises that are in themselves extremely hard to take. I've always wanted a child, so to decide to stop the pregnancy (copper spiral failed it's function) was very hard. But my ex wasn't ready, having enough personal problems. Our relationship was already under a lot of strain after many setbacks. And to put a child through life where the mother would resent it and the parents would struggle to give it a normal upbringing was for me reason enough to not go through with it, even though the joy I felt when we first found out was overwhealming, and even though it's been a heartfelt wish for me for so long.
But to answer your question: yes I would be happy if my parents had gone through such an ordeal to have my life terminated.
And another thing. I'd be more then interested in the way you care about human and animal life. Do you eat meat, for instance? Did you ver support any form of warfare? And be honest. How many snails, ants, mice, spiders have you killed in your lifetime?