But make sure not to boil your kettle or run your dishwasher at peak times…
For the tiny amount of long term jobs they create it’s a terrible trade off.
A return to paper and pencil would sort this issue out!
Since this is the latest in a handful of posts about the same thing today alone, I’m going to say that there might be a coordinated effort to get some of the easier to persuade riled up about a nothing burger.
I can’t wait till I’m 90 and the internet is wiping my hole for me
We should only keep building these things as long as we plan to use them as leverage for something in the future. And not just attracting some bullshit dating app to set up an office on the docks. What if a militant environmentalist group suddenly started bombing these centres and the Irish state had to exert significant resources to put them down? They can’t exactly just move the centres. How much would the Americans pay us to keep a lid on it? Food for thought there Mr Harris.
Okay. Who cares? Outside of the insane tarrifs we saw last year and up until recently, which are coming down, I don’t get the problem. We’re a modern economy, this is one of our main offerings. We’re not suffering brownouts or blackouts. The healthcare infrastructue of the country isn’t losing power. Your playstation isn’t dying *right* when you’re about to beat that boss in Elden Ring.
So sure, report it but….so what? If it’s concerns about thee climate targets, we were literally never going to hit those anyway without massive concerted rollout of green energy, which sure we are doing, but not as fast as we need anyway.
Now to be clear before accusation fly, fuck billion dollar corporations, we’re all in agreement, boooooo. That said, lads. This is basically a non-story. “Business in country need power, more on this shocking development as it comes in.”
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But make sure not to boil your kettle or run your dishwasher at peak times…
For the tiny amount of long term jobs they create it’s a terrible trade off.
A return to paper and pencil would sort this issue out!
Since this is the latest in a handful of posts about the same thing today alone, I’m going to say that there might be a coordinated effort to get some of the easier to persuade riled up about a nothing burger.
I can’t wait till I’m 90 and the internet is wiping my hole for me
We should only keep building these things as long as we plan to use them as leverage for something in the future. And not just attracting some bullshit dating app to set up an office on the docks. What if a militant environmentalist group suddenly started bombing these centres and the Irish state had to exert significant resources to put them down? They can’t exactly just move the centres. How much would the Americans pay us to keep a lid on it? Food for thought there Mr Harris.
Okay. Who cares? Outside of the insane tarrifs we saw last year and up until recently, which are coming down, I don’t get the problem. We’re a modern economy, this is one of our main offerings. We’re not suffering brownouts or blackouts. The healthcare infrastructue of the country isn’t losing power. Your playstation isn’t dying *right* when you’re about to beat that boss in Elden Ring.
So sure, report it but….so what? If it’s concerns about thee climate targets, we were literally never going to hit those anyway without massive concerted rollout of green energy, which sure we are doing, but not as fast as we need anyway.
Now to be clear before accusation fly, fuck billion dollar corporations, we’re all in agreement, boooooo. That said, lads. This is basically a non-story. “Business in country need power, more on this shocking development as it comes in.”
Its fine. I have my compostable straw
Its fine. I have my compostable straw