I’m not sure about this at all. Every generation thinks their youth are terrible. I think teenagers to mid 20s folks in Ireland today are more caring and engaged with social justice than my peers ever were (early 40s now). They may be a bit of a pain in the hole because of it but what can you do. But sure that’s just my view.
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They are more aware of social issues alright — but having dealt with them for three years at college - and maybe I just saw the special cases more frequently than others - entitled would be the word I’d certainly use.
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I’d say that is true from my experience as well.
There is a confidence there which previous generation generally lacked but it can spill into naivety
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Growing up in the late 80s and 90s was fucking outstanding. I’d change it for nothing or nowhere.
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@Tim_Riggins Whats he saying here, that it was a massive mistake to close the pubs?
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Who is this guy Laz? Can I have a link to this video?
That is the governer of Florida Ron DeSantis. My South beach affiliates tell me he’s wrong on many issues but 100% correct and true on this. Google him on twitter and I’m sure you’ll find a link
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Is that the kk version of village people mate?
Mate…
Yerks.
Operation ‘warp speed’!
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Boris got some battering in the Commons today from Sir Kier and the Speaker
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Even Ian Blackford getting in on the act here
Where does Susan McGalway get her information from?
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Thats incredibly wreckless. the perpetrator needs to be tracked down and CANCELLED.
She/her (d) it?
Worked out well for big phil
one rule for them, and one for the little people, the Dominic Cummings and Clifden saga rolled into one