Warning: big fuck off rant

I didn’t vote SF but I remember in the last election how condescendingly the Irish media reported on it. Saying it was a youth vote and raising questions of “do young people even know what they’re voting for?https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🤗" title="Umarmendes Gesicht" aria-label="Emoji: Umarmendes Gesicht">https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🤪" title="Zany face" aria-label="Emoji: Zany face">” They did the same during the climate..

Change marches and BLM protests. You can’t put every single clear strong message from young people into a bracket of nothing more than woke culture with no substance. It feels so degrading that our voices aren’t being heard by a generation of scarf wearing rugby da’s who don’t..

Even understand the fucking internet. You see it now with Covid. In order for house parties to be the prime cause of Covid spreading in IRL they would have to be a stand alone phenomenon. Like how is it any different to everyone meeting up for different events (gaa matches..

Restaurants etc.) our generation has become the online watchdogs for older generations and the government, so they attempt to rob us of our voice and tell everyone their version of why we’re mad. Blaming us for Covid denounces future criticisms we’ll have over how Covid was..

Handled by the govt. Why do you think when you turn on the radio you’ll still hear presenters taking hours of air time to talk about cancel culture and “snowflakes” as if that’s relevant to the issues being raised? I remember during the day after the Dublin BLM marches..

A 45 minute slot including a guest speaker was on RTE R1 about cancel culture as if that was in any way important. Irish media needs to improve. It cannot be a tool to discredit concerns as it has been in the past. It seems so hollow and condescending from a generation of clowns