Police state. The closing of roads last few days was outrageous.
No. Iāve followed the rules.
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The roads werenāt closed. Modern life is full of theatre, isnāt that what you used to say?
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Twas all theatre. Achieved fuck all except delay people going about their lawful business.
A minor inconvenience in the bigger scheme of things. The āpolice stateā nonsense makes you sound like a loon.
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They had no lawful basis to restrict or choke traffic and create 8km tail backs. The Garda Commissioner t threatened that they would find a way to deal with people who did not comply. Police state.
You have been conditioned to accept this as normal.
Imagine telling you in January travelling from Shankhill to Bray would be stopped by police and then made illegal.
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Same people should have planned for delays pal.
Checkpoints were well signposted Sunday night.
So have they no legal basis for tax or drink driving checks?
Heās losing it lads. 
Whatever about calling the place a police state I think itās reasonable to be concerned, or at least annoyed, that laws like this are being considered (and approved by cabinet subcommittee).
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They have statutory power to do so. More fruit loops stuff
Laws like what?
Thereās an awful lot of things have happened that would have seemed absolutely crazy back in January, not just in Ireland though, thereās a global pandemic like
Making it illegal to leave your county.
Easy see how the 1930s evolved the way they did.
Like frogs in a pot of water.
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Two and a half hour trip to school. A trip that normally is 30 minutes.
Think before you type.
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Not so long ago youd get the shit beating our of you for leaving your house in Italy or Spain. We havenāt had it bad.
More scaremongering from you
Plan your journey & quit bitching.
Itās the top story on rte.ie.
I thought you were against scaremongering?