Anniversary of Trump’s election marked in Dublin with night of resistance

Irish Central ^ | November 06, 2017 04:27 AM | Irish Central Staff

[Amendment10]

What is the media feeding the Irish people about Pres. Trump?

[dfwgator]

You mean “Irish” with first names like Muhammad?

[rktman]

You missed the one that asks if you’re Irish. Yes? STFU. NO? STFU anyway.

[rktman]

Tossers eh?

[ronniesgal]

sca-rew the Irish. I don’t give a damn what other countries think of us. let them keep their people on their own soil

[Billthedrill]

I recall the street protests in New York that greeted the election of the current Irish government...oh, wait, that didn't happen. Still, it's good to know that liberal Irish are doing what they can for The Resistance. That turns out to be nothing.

This stuff is no more than a reflection of the "Trump hates immigrants" meme the media have been pushing for more than a year now. Poison seeds will find fertile ground eventually.

[Mastador1]

You know if they like muslims and illegal immigrants so damn much maybe we should just start shipping them all of ours.

[confederatecarpetbag]

These are the Irish. (My mom was Irish and Scotch, so not picking on them). Ireland is an island where sheep are raised, yet the Irish were nearly wiped out by the “potato famine.” Apparently during that time, not a single Irish citizen knew how to fish.

These are their descendants. Just sayin’

[Olog-hai]

Look a little deeper into it. Not as simple as that. The problem with landlords (Irish ones) demanding crops and cattle for rent had to be stopped.

And what is happening now is cultural, à la Marx/Engels and all the Fabians that infected Ireland with their thinking.

[TXBlair]

Mind your own bidness, morons. No one asked for your nitwitted opinions.

[gasport]

I doubt if the boyos will go to get some - they haven’t figured THAT out yet.

[confederatecarpetbag]

Thanks for that. I read a book a few years back - “How the Irish Saved Civilization.” Fascinating look at a culture tinged by the spirit of Saint Patrick (not really a saint) and his single-minded ability to unite the Irish. Great insight on how Patrick (I can’t pronounce the Gealic name_ help foster a culture that would go on to record European history through the art of writing for posterity

So yeah, my previous comment might have been a bit snide on my part.