Oops69 wrote: » Wish people would stop calling him "The Donald ", its old , unfunny , pretentious , Dublin south -sidey terminology ala Ryan Tubridy/ Aine lawlor /RTE and their like.
biko wrote: » Trump is not Hitler, and by comparing him to one of the biggest evil men that ever was you are devaluing one the greatest horrors in history. Dial it back a bit, snowflake.
Burial. wrote: » Yeah Im sure your Google searching skills are amazing.
AnGaelach wrote: » Saying mean things and being a dick head is definitely not worse than actually being responsible for people's deaths, for fúck sake. Get rid of your victim complex.
Jericho Caine wrote: » Clearly superior to your own.
He is a fascist however.
The Specialist wrote: » Just when you think Americans can't get any thicker, they elect this ****in clown as president. They will come to regret this.
NI24 wrote: » Saying mean things? You mean being a sexist racist thug who profited from his father's mafia connections. Get over the fact that many Americans are ignorant sexist morons.
AnGaelach wrote: » I can see this election outcome has truly rocked you to your core, who would ever have guessed.
NinjaTruncs wrote: » Fret not, he'll be called "the president" now...
LuckyGent88 wrote: » Seen as though he is president now does that mean he can't put his name to buildings or businesses?? Thought he isn't allowed use his title to promote a business. Asking in terms of Trump international links at doonbeg. Will they have to change the name.
Dr Crayfish wrote: » The worst thing about all this is the faux outrage on my facebook feed. OMG he's such a wacist!!! These people wouldn't have voted in our own election.
AnGaelach wrote: » None of that makes sense whatsoever. They already repatriate money out of Ireland to places like the Caymans. That money is no longer in Ireland, and that money is what he wants back in the country. Trump doesn't care about 6000 people in Cork, he cares about the $200bn sitting in the Bahamas that could support 5 times as many people in the US. Trump isn't going to go on a crusade against little old Ireland, it simply isn't worth the political capital it would cost.
NI24 wrote: » Of course it's rocked me I live in this ****ing country. Unlike you, who's probably some Irish Donald Trump fanboi.
Bill Maher and Michael Moore are boiling a spoon and sharing needles right now....
screamer wrote: » And nothing of what you have written there makes any sense. Sure those billons wouldn't be there if they hadn't been earned off shore and squirreled away. He might want the money, that might be difficult to get, but he can go after the root cause and turn the tap off by forcing the US multi-nationals home with huge taxes. We'll see what he does. But realistically, this is what the American's voted for, pulling up the oars and believing that Donald will deliver some sort of self preservation. He rightly doesn't care about thousands of people in other countries, he does care about thousands of jobs he can force back to the US that can be returned to disillusioned unemployed people there.
AnGaelach wrote: » Well not for much longer apparently, either The Donald will be throwing you out or you'll be moving to Canada since it's apparently that easy.
Micky 32 wrote: » How could this affect irish tourists visiting over and back with the 90 day visa program? Like myself, i go over for a week every 5-6 months to see family ( that are legallly there). I have been doing that the last 10 years without any hinderance whatsoever. Will it be made harder? Will he remove pre clearance from irish airports?
fizzypish wrote: » Any bets on which Irish county Trump has ancestors in. I'd say he's from Leitrim!
AnGaelach wrote: » If they pull their headquarters out of Ireland, they get slapped with massive taxes on trying to export into the EU anyway (which the French would LOVE to happen). It's not that he's going after, he's trying to lure back the $200bn sitting in Apple's bank accounts that's in the Bahamas. Stop regurgitating mistruths you've heard, that's not going to happen.
NI24 wrote: » What the hell are you talking about? I'm an American born woman who has no desire to live in another country and has no desire to live in a country being headed by a misogynistic reality star.
Renegade Mechanic wrote: » Women don't deserve to be put to death for having the cheek to get gang raped, nor do gays deserve to be publicly executed for their orientation, but Trump's opponent had no problems with receiving money from countries where that routinely happens, so I can only imagine how furious you are about that....
