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camroc1 wrote:

lilyw wrote:

camroc1 wrote:As I've said from the beginning of this thread:

No fault compensation with a book of quantum decided by the oireachtas.

And not a lawyer to be seen.

How would that work? Who defends the interests of each party?

https://www.commonwealthfund.org/public ... &text=2006)%2C%20the%20country's%20Accident%20Compensation,maligned%20U.S.%20tort%20law%20system.

Many entitled patients never seek compensation (quoted as a reason for the low cost of the ACC).

Handles 40% of cases

Leinsterman wrote:

camroc1 wrote:Those in their twenties will hopefully get some sense when they get older.

FFS when I was 16 I wrote a song called "Che est mort, mais la lutte continua"; which tells you all you need to know about how pretentious a lefty shit I was at that age.

You big bender. Was it after you were laughed at in G32 that you changed your tune?

lilyw wrote:

camroc1 wrote:

lilyw wrote:

camroc1 wrote:As I've said from the beginning of this thread:

No fault compensation with a book of quantum decided by the oireachtas.

And not a lawyer to be seen.

How would that work? Who defends the interests of each party?

https://www.commonwealthfund.org/public ... &text=2006)%2C%20the%20country's%20Accident%20Compensation,maligned%20U.S.%20tort%20law%20system.

Many entitled patients never seek compensation (quoted as a reason for the low cost of the ACC).

Handles 40% of cases

So the key to affordability is to deny compensation to those entitled to it, and in any event it only covers 40% of cases.

camroc1 wrote:Those in their twenties will hopefully get some sense when they get older.

FFS when I was 16 I wrote a song called "Che est mort, mais la lutte continua"; which tells you all you need to know about how pretentious a lefty shit I was at that age.

anonymous_joe wrote:

lilyw wrote:

camroc1 wrote:

lilyw wrote:

camroc1 wrote:As I've said from the beginning of this thread:

No fault compensation with a book of quantum decided by the oireachtas.

And not a lawyer to be seen.

How would that work? Who defends the interests of each party?

https://www.commonwealthfund.org/public ... &text=2006)%2C%20the%20country's%20Accident%20Compensation,maligned%20U.S.%20tort%20law%20system.

Many entitled patients never seek compensation (quoted as a reason for the low cost of the ACC).

Handles 40% of cases

So the key to affordability is to deny compensation to those entitled to it, and in any event it only covers 40% of cases.

It also boasts about paying low compensation.

If you didn't pay the costs of the damage you cause it would definitely be much cheaper.

Mullet 2 wrote:

iarmhiman wrote:Still feels like Leo is Taoiseach with all these statements on schools and travel.

Tell that to Fergus O’Dowd

Mullet 2 wrote:

EverReady wrote:FG and the Greens are playing FF like a fiddle at th moment. It's sad to watch

So FG wanted to have O’Dowd beaten?

Mullet 2 wrote:Posters telling us FG playing silly buggers and you accuse me? They cant both be true.

Mullet 2 wrote:Fúcking INTO scumbags

Mullet 2 wrote:I suggest you read the thread before jumping in and completely missing the point.

CM11 wrote:

Mullet 2 wrote:Fúcking INTO scumbags

Mullet 2 wrote:

CM11 wrote:

Mullet 2 wrote:Fúcking INTO scumbags

Prime Time

The smallest bit of reading between the lines from that useless bint Miriam and you would have seen they are the reason the return hasn't been confirmed.

This bizarre code of omerta around unions from politicians and the media baffles me.

EverReady wrote:Lads this has been known for weeks leading into months that they weren't going to go back. Follow me in future. I have a third eye. My japs one.

rfurlong wrote:Arlene Foster has made the point that RoI has opted out of the CTA by excluding UK from the Green List.

I’m inclined to agree with her.

Also, does the UK’s absence mean that people coming from NI need to self isolate?

Haven’t been paying proper attention to this ..... has the government just created a harder border?

rfurlong wrote:Arlene Foster has made the point that RoI has opted out of the CTA by excluding UK from the Green List.

I’m inclined to agree with her.

Also, does the UK’s absence mean that people coming from NI need to self isolate?

Haven’t been paying proper attention to this ..... has the government just created a harder border?

EverReady wrote:

rfurlong wrote:

EverReady wrote:Lads this has been known for weeks leading into months that they weren't going to go back. Follow me in future. I have a third eye. My japs one.

The schools are going back in 5 weeks ER, so you’re going to need to find another drum to bang

They are not going back full time furlong me oul segocia. No sirree

Duff Paddy wrote:Far from Lily’s first post with a hint of a compo claim in his past. The point is that the vast majority of people “entitled” to compo do not pursue it. If they did then this country would cease to function overnight.

Blackrock Bullet wrote:

camroc1 wrote:Those in their twenties will hopefully get some sense when they get older.

FFS when I was 16 I wrote a song called "Che est mort, mais la lutte continua"; which tells you all you need to know about how pretentious a lefty shit I was at that age.

Blackrock Bullet wrote:40% said schools should be back in just a limited fashion one month ago according to a poll, 50% in favour. Lots of people still terrified of de Covid. I’d hardly say that will mean Joe Public all against the Unions. I mean quite a few had that opinion not too long ago on here. rfurlong I know you’re a bit more gung ho about it since Leo the Lion came out so stridently for it but not everyone is the same.

At least it’s not the latest round of the culture wars like in the US though.

EverReady wrote:Good one

rfurlong wrote:

EverReady wrote:Good one

So what’s the reason Ireland is different?

Class sizes? Aged school buildings? High absenteeism of teachers?

Good luck to any government trying to explain those barriers to hard pressed parents

If schools don’t go back then this government is finished ..... they are simply not going to allow that to happen ..... no matter what the teachers unions say or do

rfurlong wrote:

Blackrock Bullet wrote:40% said schools should be back in just a limited fashion one month ago according to a poll, 50% in favour. Lots of people still terrified of de Covid. I’d hardly say that will mean Joe Public all against the Unions. I mean quite a few had that opinion not too long ago on here. rfurlong I know you’re a bit more gung ho about it since Leo the Lion came out so stridently for it but not everyone is the same.

At least it’s not the latest round of the culture wars like in the US though.

Nothing to do with varadkar ffs

It’s purely down to the fact that every other country is managing to reopen schools, so there’s no good reason for Irish exceptionalism .....

So having canvassed some TDs on what happened with the Leas Ceann Comhairle vote.

Fine Gael think it was Fianna Fáil

The Greens think it was Fianna Fáil

Fianna Fáil think it was Fine Gael & the Greens

Sinn Féin TDs haven’t stopped laughing long enough to get back

camroc1 wrote:The thing that gets me is the lack of explanation about how more discovered cases as we open up is actually a good thing.

We are now discovering wells/sources of infection within the community that would otherwise remain hidden. And it is only by continually flushing out previously unknown sources of covid that we can keep control of it. Leaving unknown sources remain unknown is how we end up back where we were last March/April. And the more we open up, the more of these unknown sources we will flush out.

lilyw wrote:

Duff Paddy wrote:Far from Lily’s first post with a hint of a compo claim in his past. The point is that the vast majority of people “entitled” to compo do not pursue it. If they did then this country would cease to function overnight.

fudge right off with your snide attempts at character assassination.

Duff Paddy wrote:

lilyw wrote:

Duff Paddy wrote:Far from Lily’s first post with a hint of a compo claim in his past. The point is that the vast majority of people “entitled” to compo do not pursue it. If they did then this country would cease to function overnight.

fudge right off with your snide attempts at character assassination.

You were a vociferous defender of whiplash on a previous thread, now on here you are attacking a system that seeks to reduce compensation awards, and we know you’re not in the legal profession - so apologies if untrue but anyone defending the deeply rotten system we have in this country is going to arise suspicion.

lilyw wrote:

Duff Paddy wrote:

lilyw wrote:

Duff Paddy wrote:Far from Lily’s first post with a hint of a compo claim in his past. The point is that the vast majority of people “entitled” to compo do not pursue it. If they did then this country would cease to function overnight.

fudge right off with your snide attempts at character assassination.

You were a vociferous defender of whiplash on a previous thread, now on here you are attacking a system that seeks to reduce compensation awards, and we know you’re not in the legal profession - so apologies if untrue but anyone defending the deeply rotten system we have in this country is going to arise suspicion.

Apology not accepted because it's insincere. You went straight to character assassination - as you have done before. You seem incapable of conducting an argument on its merits.