It's a 'them versus us' analysis of the changes that have occurred in Irish society in recent years.
The piece is couched in pejorative language. Certainly not an uplifting or inspiring article.
And why is it all the examples are in one way or another linked to sexuality?
Mr Quinn has nothing to say on the advancees that have taken place in our schools. They are not the savage places they were 30, 40, 50 years ago. Nor does he say a word about the rights that workers have today. Of course nothing is perfect but the Ireland of 2017 is a better place to live than the Ireland of 1957.
The piece is couched in pejorative language. Certainly not an uplifting or inspiring article.
And why is it all the examples are in one way or another linked to sexuality?
Mr Quinn has nothing to say on the advancees that have taken place in our schools. They are not the savage places they were 30, 40, 50 years ago. Nor does he say a word about the rights that workers have today. Of course nothing is perfect but the Ireland of 2017 is a better place to live than the Ireland of 1957.
A vein of nastiness lurks right through the page.
Surely Christianity has a better story to say than this.
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