Well that’s certainly a questionable bunch of characters
CurrencyDesperate286 on
Ok but what about those who are on Pornhub, how do they feel?
Pointlessillism on
I think we should consider disenfranchising Journal readers in the South, just to make it fair.
IntentionFalse8822 on
No representation without taxation.
Wise_Adhesiveness746 on
One people
One country
One president
Socks-and-Jocks on
Defo let’s open the vote up to Irish Americans. They seem to be a great bunch of lads who’s views align perfectly with the average irish person.
SpottedAlpaca on
Voting should absolutely be extended to Irish citizens living in the North. They did not choose partition and they are as much a part of Ireland as someone from Dublin or Cork.
Giving them a real stake in the Irish state would also strengthen the north-south connection and influence public opinion towards a united Ireland.
CillBill91nz on
I’m Irish, I live abroad, and I don’t deserve to vote in any form of Irish election. But…I do feel that perhaps the Northern Irish permanently resident population should be allowed to vote in the rather meaningless presidential election.
Jean_Rasczak on
Maybe instead of an IQ test to vote, just ask when coming in if you are a “Journal reader” and if you are then blocked from voting
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“The Journal readers”
Well that’s certainly a questionable bunch of characters
Ok but what about those who are on Pornhub, how do they feel?
I think we should consider disenfranchising Journal readers in the South, just to make it fair.
No representation without taxation.
One people
One country
One president
Defo let’s open the vote up to Irish Americans. They seem to be a great bunch of lads who’s views align perfectly with the average irish person.
Voting should absolutely be extended to Irish citizens living in the North. They did not choose partition and they are as much a part of Ireland as someone from Dublin or Cork.
Giving them a real stake in the Irish state would also strengthen the north-south connection and influence public opinion towards a united Ireland.
I’m Irish, I live abroad, and I don’t deserve to vote in any form of Irish election. But…I do feel that perhaps the Northern Irish permanently resident population should be allowed to vote in the rather meaningless presidential election.
Maybe instead of an IQ test to vote, just ask when coming in if you are a “Journal reader” and if you are then blocked from voting