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EmmyOk posted:[twitter link] Thanks for that. It seems the problem is whose the information actually is. It looks like it'll need clarification from the courts before a government takes a liberal view on it. Edit: And by "a liberal view" on GDPR openness/restrictions is because if the official stance is to widen the access in this case, it must be the same policy in all cases, and the implications for that in all official state scenarios, let alone other areas, is huge. Mrenda fucked around with this message at 13:38 on Oct 23, 2020 |
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Oct 23, 2020 13:19
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There is a specific, singular reason for these records to be sealed. To protect the church and related individuals from any and all repercussions. Its got absolutely gently caress all to do with any data protection legislation. It's an overt cover up. It's not that complicated.
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Oct 23, 2020 13:46
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Southpaugh posted:There is a specific, singular reason for these records to be sealed. To protect the church and related individuals from any and all repercussions. Its got absolutely gently caress all to do with any data protection legislation. It's an overt cover up. It's not that complicated. I think it's broader than that. I think they're realising/know if they open this up, and set standards of "openness" it would have far reaching effects for any other case of wrongdoing, or even perceived wrongdoing. If they open this up it opens the "protections" they currently have, and they couldn't hide behind them elsewhere.
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Failed Imagineer posted:But people just don't give a single gently caress, as long as Man in Flat-cap Fix Road Speaking of this lot, Mattie McGrath had a wee tantrum: https://twitter.com/Independent_ie/status/1319571214126501889?s=19
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Oct 23, 2020 15:22
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The problem seems to be that they government are claiming they want to protect the identity of the victims who gave witness testimony, and the only way to do that is to seal away the records entirely, but also claiming that there is a redacted version available which protects the victims' identities, but not really telling anyone where that is or how they would search it for themselves. And then Simon McGarr's thread on how they have utterly ignored how GDPR works and are pretending that a pre-existing Irish law supersedes it somehow.
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Oct 23, 2020 17:18
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The Examiner is reporting now that the Data Protection Commissioner advised the government that the legislation was unlawful.
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Oct 23, 2020 17:30
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TheDoublePivot posted:The Examiner is reporting now that the Data Protection Commissioner advised the government that the legislation was unlawful.  this loving government/country/everything
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Oct 23, 2020 17:37
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Fair play to the greens expertly manoeuvring themselves into this position.
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Oct 23, 2020 17:47
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TheDoublePivot posted:Fair play to the greens expertly manoeuvring themselves into this position. Nice user/post combo
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Oct 23, 2020 17:52
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The article https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-40070054.html?type=amp&__twitter_impression=true
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Oct 23, 2020 18:09
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There's a fundamental problem with this, something that's at stake in all matters, if I give an opinion on you, is that your information or my information?
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These aren't opinions. They're allegations of fact. That's a whole different kettle of fish and given that most of the allegations are "a crime happen" they're not really the kind of thing you can hide under data protection laws.
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Oct 23, 2020 19:56
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https://twitter.com/gavreilly/status/1321759570692345857?s=20 https://twitter.com/DawnHFoster/status/1321763069727485952?s=20 Ah yes, the Harry Potter TD. It's uncanny.
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Oct 29, 2020 11:41
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I didn't know Harry Potter was a Conehead.
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Oct 29, 2020 12:03
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Knowing Rowling, she probably wanted to write him as a Skinhead...
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Oct 29, 2020 12:40
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Yer an egg, Harry
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Oct 29, 2020 13:03
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Somehow that man has only ever seen two people wearing glasses
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Oct 29, 2020 22:58
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So I know this is like only 10 days on, but does anyone remember how the media/some politicians were saying that going into a second lockdown would be a really bad look for Ireland? About how we would be the first country in Europe to do so and it could effect our ability to borrow money? Now seeing how the rest of Europe is doing it.
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Not only that I've seen some poo poo saying we're great for doing it first now.
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Nov 2, 2020 12:12
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Looking forward to the government pretending they were 100% behind the lockdown in a months time when we see the actual results.
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Nov 2, 2020 13:15
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Our government are entirely subservient to capital. They are cringing lickspittles.
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Cicadalek posted:Looking forward to the government pretending they were 100% behind the lockdown in a months time when we see the actual results.
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Arquinsiel posted:The funny thing is, we're already seeing results because people realised the government was poo poo and started voluntarily locking themselves down weeks ago. Yep, and because the approximately 10% of the population who are all No to Masks/My Freedom/Open Everything, are really easy to spot in the wild, the rest of us can just stay the hell away from them*. I decided months ago that if I encounter someone who's being careless right now, they are probably careless all the time and are basically Typhoid Mary. I stay 20 or more feet away from the Typhoid Marys. *Apart from retail workers who are goddamn saints and should get a massive tax free bonus for doing what they do.
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Nov 2, 2020 19:14
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Can we just allow Retailers and other people who have to deal with them use bear mace if provoked. The if is flexible.
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Nov 2, 2020 21:57
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I've honestly left a few shops because there were people in with no masks or it was packed out, nothing I've needed for the past year has been too important to deal with it (or the places doing things I really need have been really good about it), which I'm pretty thankful for. Or maybe I'm just not as pig headed as the people around me?? We got to have the wedding btw, the venue were really good to us and spaced everything out, there was like 3m between each table, and the tables were massive so we all had a heap of room to sit and eat. We threw the rest of the family in a google meeting and they all watched the ceremony on their tellys
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Nov 3, 2020 11:10
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Shoehead posted:
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Nov 3, 2020 11:27
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Shoehead posted:I've honestly left a few shops because there were people in with no masks or it was packed out, nothing I've needed for the past year has been too important to deal with it (or the places doing things I really need have been really good about it), which I'm pretty thankful for. Or maybe I'm just not as pig headed as the people around me?? Same with the shops, especially places that had maximum capacity signs only for like 20 people to be running around inside. Congrats on making it through.
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Nov 3, 2020 12:18
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PowerBeard posted:Same with the shops, especially places that had maximum capacity signs only for like 20 people to be running around inside. I walk an extra 2 km to a different supermarket because the staff and customers in the one closest to me (a Tesco) completely ignore the little green/red automatic capacity controls at the front of the store. Last time I was in there it was so crowded the checkout line stretched down the aisle to the back of the store and it was impossible not to get jostled by all the maskless schoolkids
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Nov 3, 2020 12:23
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Shoehead posted:I've honestly left a few shops because there were people in with no masks or it was packed out, nothing I've needed for the past year has been too important to deal with it (or the places doing things I really need have been really good about it), which I'm pretty thankful for. Or maybe I'm just not as pig headed as the people around me?? Congratulations! Most supermarkets around here are pretty good about maintaining safe numbers/having sanitizer to hand. The only exception is Lidl - no door management, and the spray to clean your basket handle is a bloody anti-bacterial one, so entirely useless. VVV Same here. I try to get my supermarket shopping done by midday so's to get done before any of the schools get out, since there's at least a possibility the virus can hang in the air for a while. VVV Pookah fucked around with this message at 12:33 on Nov 3, 2020 |
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Nov 3, 2020 12:29
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Just before the second lockdown I would reschedule my breaks to make sure I didn't run into the swarm of secondary school teens that would flood out for their lunch. Even grabbing something and heading back to the office was a chore.
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Nov 3, 2020 12:30
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Shoehead posted:I've honestly left a few shops because there were people in with no masks or it was packed out, nothing I've needed for the past year has been too important to deal with it (or the places doing things I really need have been really good about it), which I'm pretty thankful for. Or maybe I'm just not as pig headed as the people around me??
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Nov 3, 2020 12:47
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Shoehead posted:I've honestly left a few shops because there were people in with no masks or it was packed out, nothing I've needed for the past year has been too important to deal with it (or the places doing things I really need have been really good about it), which I'm pretty thankful for. Or maybe I'm just not as pig headed as the people around me?? Congrats on the wedding! We're planning ours and it's a bit of a hassle not being able to look at venues.
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Nov 4, 2020 14:30
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Sinn Fein looking for No Confidence vote for Leo. How badly is this going to go when the 3 parties bounce this back hard?
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I don' think it will go poorly at all. SF need to make their intent clear. People not playing politics and worrying about doing anything at all is how you get america.
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Nov 6, 2020 17:04
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Couldn't happen to a nicer guy
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Shoehead posted:I've honestly left a few shops because there were people in with no masks or it was packed out, nothing I've needed for the past year has been too important to deal with it (or the places doing things I really need have been really good about it), which I'm pretty thankful for. Or maybe I'm just not as pig headed as the people around me?? Nah, thats sensible. I'm the same, I've seen some really dumb loving people get off the bus with their mask, walk the two meters into the shop I was in (that says to wear masks at all times on the door), remove their mask and breathe out in relief as if it was uncomfortable, and just obliviously shop away. I have left shops after seeing poo poo like this. Also why I don't buy anything open to the air now in shops, like bread rolls. No way am I trusting that some shithead hasn't coughed over that with the covid. Shops should be more strict telling people without a mask to gently caress off. Shoehead posted:We got to have the wedding btw, the venue were really good to us and spaced everything out, there was like 3m between each table, and the tables were massive so we all had a heap of room to sit and eat. We threw the rest of the family in a google meeting and they all watched the ceremony on their tellys Nice one, cousin got married in Belfast a few weeks back, only 20 at it, massive ballroom and bar all to themselves, no live band but had some speakers and spotify or something, and they loved it.
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Yeah it was great. We got to skip a heap of bollocks and appeasement shite too, none of this plus one stuff, none of her da's random alco golf club mates. And then we spent all week on the couch watchin blu rays and eatin sweets. Anyway on topic but I hear the Gards are closing in as we speak on yer one with the skateboard who threw that smoothie seemingly of her own accord
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Nov 9, 2020 00:03
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They won't get far looking for left wing activists. Word is she was a member of YFG doing it as a false flag to bring sympathy to Leo.
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Yeah it always seemed faked to me. And it re emerging this week has been very convenient for Leo.
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