Dempo1 wrote: » My God, Travellers could learn much from the Amish, I spent 2 months in an Amish community in Pennsylvania and what an eye opener it was, self sufficient, industrious, decent and quite amazing people. Sure they have their problems but certainly don't expect anyone to resolve them but themselves
Niner leprauchan wrote: » Balony. They investigate all reports. Typical bashing the public service attitude.
Wanderer78 wrote: » you have to hand it to boards, program 'personal responsibility' solves just about everything! we too good here!
MrMusician18 wrote: » Well who else is responsible for bringing rubbish onto the site and intimidating the council and preventing them for doing their work? Is it me? You? The local authority? Or is it the able bodied adults living on that site?
Wanderer78 wrote: » oh theres no question, theyre causing the bulk of their own issues, but does sitting on the internets, pointing the finger, ridiculing them and shaming them actually do anything?
SpraySafely wrote: » Here we go now, on RTE Radio 1. Sarah just after offering the members of the travelling community her front and back garden as accomadation. Very generous of her. Hopefully the rest of the RTE staff will follow suit.
MrMusician18 wrote: » If they're causing the bulk of their own issues why is the ombudsman and the media levelling the blame for this at the local authorities? I don't live in filth because I pay for my bins and I don't intimidate the bin men. I let the council go about their daily business. Listening to this ****e on RTE drive time would make your blood boil.
SpraySafely wrote: » Wheres Peter Casey when you need him.
Jerry Attrick wrote: » I think most of us are ridiculing the worthy posturing members on the Travellers' Rights bandwagon rather than the travellers themselves. As for shaming them, well there's no need for us to do that as they are well capable of doing it all by themselves.
Wanderer78 wrote: » the whole argument of 'personal responsibility' is actually based on ridiculing and shaming, it doesnt work, certainly with the complexities of social issues, theres layers and layers of complexity in regards traveling communities
dhaughton99 wrote: » At Xmas, I contacted the EPA over travelers pouring 6 50gallon drums of engine oil into the stream beside labre park halting site and I’m still waiting for a callback.
punisher5112 wrote: » Pandering to them and the NGOs in my opinion.....