This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-60024818) reduced by 90%. (I’m a bot)
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> Ireland's National Women's Council has said this must be a "Watershed moment in ending men's violence against women".
> What next? Will this, as the National Women's Council has said, be a watershed moment for ending violence against women?
> "In the wake of the senseless killing of Ashling Murphy, women across Ireland have been sharing their stories of abuse and harassment, and how they curtail their lives so that they feel safer," said National Women's Council director Orla O'Connor.
Prosecutions for tarnishing an innocent man. It’s time we treat social media spreaders as liable as the traditional media. The platforms being USA based is no longer good enough.
The fact that some thing flashed his knob at a zoom vigil makes me think that no, nothing will really change although I hope beyond all hope that it does
Nothing will change because apart from wanting change the women’s council don’t even know specifically what they want to change, just a vague demand that ‘it’ changes.
This has been said every time there has been a situation like this, be it a situation like Ashling Murphy or a school shooting.
For change to happen, there needs to be a specific list of achievable/realistic goals.
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This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-60024818) reduced by 90%. (I’m a bot)
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> Ireland's National Women's Council has said this must be a "Watershed moment in ending men's violence against women".
> What next? Will this, as the National Women's Council has said, be a watershed moment for ending violence against women?
> "In the wake of the senseless killing of Ashling Murphy, women across Ireland have been sharing their stories of abuse and harassment, and how they curtail their lives so that they feel safer," said National Women's Council director Orla O'Connor.
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Prosecutions for tarnishing an innocent man. It’s time we treat social media spreaders as liable as the traditional media. The platforms being USA based is no longer good enough.
The fact that some thing flashed his knob at a zoom vigil makes me think that no, nothing will really change although I hope beyond all hope that it does
Nothing will change because apart from wanting change the women’s council don’t even know specifically what they want to change, just a vague demand that ‘it’ changes.
This has been said every time there has been a situation like this, be it a situation like Ashling Murphy or a school shooting.
For change to happen, there needs to be a specific list of achievable/realistic goals.