Thereās every incentive for people to work. This is a myth that has been consistently and deliberately peddled by the likes of @Tim_Riggins and in an attempt to demonise the unemployed for ideological purposes, an all too predictable case of victim blaming.
The NI Assembly only came into being in 1998. It was only after the GFA that the republican movement had decided to turn its attention to politics and when it did it wasnāt long taking the nationalist vote with them. Their track record of sacrifice for the cause of the people is the reason they are the biggest national party in the north, there was no baggage to the nationalist in the O6 to turn to SF as some down south would claim. That is because these people lived through the conflict and they knew the things the Provos did which may have been wrong in a moral sense were completely justifiable at that time of being.
You are talking about Eoin OāDuffy in the 1930s who was kicked out as leader of Fine Gael after it all came a bit embarrassing. You are trying to use that to claim that FG are, in the here and now, right wing.
I am saying that Gerry Adams et al are reformed fascists in the here and now. They murdered people.
Good tactic Nembo, ignore the cold hard fact that Sinn Fein turned their head to the ballot box after Bobby Sands. A savage rewriting of SF history there.
That they finally accepted that democracy was a path, with Martin McGuinness reforming his own previous views on the matter.
They ran in Westminister elections. They were outperformed by the SDLP. They were abstentionist then and are abstentionist now, but get the majority of votes now. After they put the guns down.
Do you think the current taxation for people on 45k is fair?
I wouldnāt imagine SF proposed policies would have much of an impact (positive or negative) for middle income earners. It will have positive impacts for low income workers at the expense of high income earners.
Iām not the one ignoring anything mate, what is patently obvious is that you have a complete ignorance of the political system of the O6. That should stop you making comment.
As a strong SF supprter which you are, you still have to āimagineā what there effective taxation would be on that ordinary working person.
For SF to kick on and get into power in the Republic, they need to outline their policies properly imo.
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Do you think the current taxation for people on 45k is fair?
I wouldnāt imagine SF proposed policies would have much of an impact (positive or negative) for middle income earners. It will have positive impacts for low income workers at the expense of high income earners.
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For SF to kick on, Adams needs to go and anyone else with links to the IRA . That is the only hope they have of becoming anyway transfer friendly to the electorate
Theyāre establishing a big stranglehold in the border counties now and this election is a big chance for them to break the Labour stranglehold on the working class areas?