@RobboMojo

M>M  Personal answerYes

M>M  Personal answerNo, focus on ending tax evasion instead

M>M  Personal answerYes, temporarily while we increase investment into cleaner renewable alternatives

M>M  Personal answerTaxes should be relatively low for the poor (up to 8%) and higher for the rich, although not too much so (below 20%). It is immensely important to remove any existing tax loopholes for anyone with considerable wealth.

M>M  Personal answerNo, private prisons will sacrifice quality of care and rehabilitation services for profit

M>M  Personal answerNo, I don’t believe in the death penalty. They should instead have life in prison. It is arguably a harsher punishment but is still more humane then killing them.

M>M  Personal answerNo, but we should increase funding to offer education and skill building services for prisoners

M>M  Personal answerYes, but provide treatment for those testing positive

M>M  Personal answerYes but not for sex offenders or violent criminals.

M>M  Personal answerNo, but Social & Community Based Programmes are worth investing in at the same time, just not at the expense of the Gardai.

M>M  Personal answerYes

M>M  Personal answerYes, but less than a living wage, meaning there is still an incentive to work, but workers don't have to go hungry if they are between jobs for a few days. This gives workers more leverage in wage and conditions negotiations with employers and reduces the amount of people who are forced to resort to begging on the street. This is mutually beneficial to everyone, except for the CEOs of major corporations, who may have to sell one of their mansions and actually worry about the safety and happiness of their employees.