Michael D is as sucdem as they come, seems like a nice guy but yeah his politics aren't great
"I talk a lot about protecting tenants and renters, but that also means we support our local landlords." https://www.wivb.com/india-walton-buffalo-mayor/india-walton-wants-buffalo-to-know-shes-not-anti-business/
eh, whatever she's probably better than anyone else
sorry for late reply, life got in the way but yes I am white and my country is majority white
It'd hard when I can barely afford food and my gf is the breadwinner (not like in some chauvinistic way but she literally pays for most of our dates because 90% of the time I'm broke)
I mostly don't even get to the interview stage. And ive compared CV's with my friends and mine literally looks no different
It feels like they hate me, they want me to starve for some reason, because I'm disabled or something
I'm not sure if they exist here but I'll look. Thanks for helping comrade
I'm psychically disabled (dyspraxia) which I suspect also plays a big role in why I cant land a job (even for jobs that my disability wont affect)
nepotism hasn't helped, I had a friend put in good words with his employer but they didnt even contact me even after I applied (which is illegal in my country but who gives a shit)
Irish person here: sadly Sinn Fein are a neolib party nowadays, they've toned down their anti-imperialist rhetoric in recent years and now espouse "big tent" politics. They're basically a husk of a party now that anyone can find something in, hence their success recently both North and South of the border.
There still exists genuinely anti imperialist parties out there which you can and I recommend reading up on but sadly a lot of the former "anti imperialist republican" parties are either neolib now or drug dealers
EDIT: also understanding Northern Irish politics is essential, Sinn Fein are not "coming to power" they were already in power, due to peace agreements both loyalist and Nationalist parties get equal say, both the DUP and SF have had an uneasy alliance the last 25 years where each party has veto power. The current campaign of smaller parties has been to end the hegemony of the SF-DUP rule : I also see a lot of non-irish comrades thinking sinn fein are some sort of party of the working class, which is also false. They're filled to the brim with landlords and business owners.