I’m less concerned with why Garron Noone said what he said, than with whether it’s true or not

Stephen Graham says he was inspired to make the show in response to recent murders of girls committed by young boys, and the horrors of the misogyny being peddled to young men all over the internet

Economically depressed young men are aggressively targeted with the oldest, most seductive pitch there is — money for nothing — by bad faith actors with enormous wealth

Its premise is annoyingly great

"Planes literally falling from the sky is a heavy-handed metaphor for all that’s been going on but it is, unfortunately, what we’re left with."

"'Wokeness', like 'political correctness', is little more than a perjorative term to describe standardised decency, and the small, sometimes clumsy, measures taken to achieve mutual respect and esteem in a heterogenous world. To be more aware of, and respectful toward other people’s experiences..."

There are hundreds of thousands of young adults in Ireland who will never hire a plumber or electrician, buy a lawnmower, build a shed

We should resist the voices attempting to tell us it’s all fine

As Zuckerberg pontificates about masculinity and traditional values, he does so in soundbites as lifeless as his former paeans to gender and racial equality

I’ve taken to referring to my counterfeit Heights operation as 'Lengths'