If you heard it from the police horse’s mouth would you believe it?
Word is, Taxi’s are not safe for women.
UK
Salient point.
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Eastwall - Aftermath of attack on a woman, someone off camera says she was kicked, and possibly bag stolen. No ID info on attacker in video but poor woman, comforted by a local.
Taxis not safe for some Taxi drivers.
And swimming pool changing rooms…
Mother of four Emma Jane Wood, from Dublin, says she left one location as she was not at all comfortable with her eight-year-old son using the men’s changing rooms alone at the swimming pool.
Hayley Philips, who is also from Dublin and has two small children, shares these reservations. She says: “My son is five but when he turns seven he has to use the males [changing rooms]. I feel that’s too young. I think I’ll have to find somewhere else closer to the time.”
Mother of three Nicola Kelly, who lives in Co Meath, says her 10-year-old son is expected to use the men’s changing rooms, but she doesn’t allow it. “He is too young, in my opinion, and also nervous of using the male changing rooms on his own. He is 10 and comes in with me and two sisters. He goes into [the] bathroom to change and straight to the pool. He is respectful of privacy to others.”
There is much to consider in asking children to navigate swimming pool changing rooms alone, Dr Noctor says. The practicalities, for example. “I think self-management of seven and eight year olds is a lot to ask. As for the predatory issue, striking the balance between making a child wary and making a child terrified is very hard.
“I think that they need to be made aware of what is okay in terms of communications with adults, but it’s a broader conversation than just the risks of sexual inappropriate behaviour. That needs to be part of the conversation, unfortunately.”
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This is why, although it will not be mentioned in the IT
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I was thinking about this article and how it sums up modern liberalism.
1. All the foreign men are subconsciously making Irish Times moms uneasy. They complain.
2. Swimming pools know that “according to experts” is the way to put a liberal woman back in her box
Emma Jane says she spoke to the gym about it, who replied “they had taken on board child welfare advice and that eight year olds would be fine on their own”.
3. The Irish Times recruited ANOTHER, competing expert to reassure them that they weren’t crazy
There is much to consider in asking children to navigate swimming pool changing rooms alone, Dr Noctor says. The practicalities, for example. “I think self-management of seven and eight year olds is a lot to ask. As for the predatory issue, striking the balance between making a child wary and making a child terrified is very hard.
4. Irish Times Liberal Mom can go away thinking, "Of course I’m not racist! An expert said It’s about “self-management”.
This is all Tavistock programming. It’ been going on for decades “experts agree…”,
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The other canard is " there was extensive consultation" i.e. NGO lobbying
This one hits all the bingo card
-“lengthy review”
-“new framework is positive”
-“has undergone extensive research, submission and consultation processes”
“formulated at the request of students”
Of the lengthy review of the curriculum of relationships and sex education in schools, Ó Críodáin says the new framework is positive, has undergone extensive research, submission and consultation processes, and was formulated in part at the request of students. Their voices, Ó Críodáin says, are being drowned out. The resistance to an updated curriculum, ShoutOut observes, often orientates around media and online talking points such as the use of pronouns
“Romanian mother of seven Maria Muntean was the driver, that Damit Rostas, her son, was in the back seat, and that he allegedly pushed the injured party from the moving car”
If he’s her eldest does that not mean she was married and pregnant at 15? Note also the different surnames-Roma women always take the husband’s name-presumably Rostas-hence this is being done for obfuscation.
I’ve typed n’posted it before, but the Irish taxpayer has subsidised underage Roma families and all that comes with it. I’m not taking IDA grants, but you can figure it out.