Multiculturalism - a great bunch of lads

KiKi III · 25-01-2020 07:34PM

I have to say, while it mostly does look like messing rather than an actual beating, the kid they’re picking on does not seem to be in on the joke at all.

25-01-2020 07:34PM

SaintLeibowitz wrote: »

Funnily enough those lyrics reference leftists fighting Franco in Spain.

My point exactly.

Bobblehats · 25-01-2020 07:35PM

Franco? Great man

peddlelies · 25-01-2020 07:36PM

Brian? wrote: »

Holy ****. I watched the video again. No one is actually bearing him up. They’re messing. The kicks are WWE style.

Suppose the sounds of them landing were edited in too.

LaFuton · 25-01-2020 07:40PM

Ulysses Gaze wrote: »

Ireland needs to get the Darkies out

well i wouldn't put quite like that, but sure we could stop them comin in for a start and round up the ones already here and put them in special focus camps, vaccinations against fertility, skin bleaching and reprogramming.

come on ffs. the racist card is a bit exhausted at this stage, doesnt matter where they come from, we couldn't handle a million Inuits.

we are crippled already and just can't ASSimilate another single boatload.

maybe in a decade or so of wise governance we could extend a well provisioned welcome.

KiKi III · 25-01-2020 07:42PM

LaFuton wrote: »

well i wouldn't put quite like that, but sure we could stop them comin in for a start and round up the ones already here and put them in special focus camps, vaccinations against fertility, skin bleaching and reprogramming.

come on ffs. the racist card is a bit exhausted at this stage, doesnt matter where they come from, we couldn't handle a million Inuits.

we are crippled already and just can't ASSimilate another single boatload.

maybe in a decade or so of wise governance we could extend a well provisioned welcome.

Are you really giving out about the racist card AND suggesting putting foreigners in weird internment camps in the *same* post?

martingriff · 25-01-2020 07:43PM

LaFuton wrote: »

John Waters is not a loon. if u wonder what happened surely you must wonder what he sees around him happening.
and your argument is Arse, Ireland never needed multiculturalism.
wait till its ur kid getting stomped, ur elderly getting attacked, graves of ur loved ones desecrated.

now is the only chance we have to do something before its too late.

I have seen kids and elderly after getting attacked but guess what it was irish people who did it and not just from ones from the other culture. I have also seen graves having been desecrated and again the perpetrators were white. So enough of your scaremongering it's only people of other cultures

Pauliedragon · 25-01-2020 07:45PM

A lot of people are commenting about foreigners. I'm guesing those lads were born here which makes them Irish.

LaFuton · 25-01-2020 07:48PM

im not trying to monger any scares, im just noticing a pattern and i dont think we are shown the half of it.

LaFuton · 25-01-2020 07:49PM

Pauliedragon wrote: »

A lot of people are commenting about foreigners. I'm guesing those lads were born here which makes them Irish.

it most certainly does not.

martingriff · 25-01-2020 07:50PM

Pauliedragon wrote: »

A lot of people are commenting about foreigners. I'm guesing those lads were born here which makes them Irish.

Not here they have to be 10 generation deep to be deemed Irish. Did you not know that?

Capra · 25-01-2020 07:50PM

Brian? wrote: »

Holy ****. I watched the video again. No one is actually bearing him up. They’re messing. The kicks are WWE style.

Ah, what are you on? At 4 seconds, the lad in the white runners stamps down on his head. The young lad isn't looking at him but his head reacts exactly how you would expect it to react if someone stamped on it. How do you explain that considering he can't even see the lad who does it? The young lad at the end definitely kicks him in the hand too. Yes it's not particularly vicious but it's definitely worrying and there is zero chance the victim is in on it.

martingriff · 25-01-2020 07:51PM

LaFuton wrote: »

it most certainly does not.

Yes it does. Sorry to spoil your evening

LaFuton · 25-01-2020 07:52PM

martingriff wrote: »

Yes it does. Sorry to spoil your evening

oh no it doesn't!

25-01-2020 07:54PM

LaFuton wrote: »

it most certainly does not.

So I'm not Irish based on my skin colour? You can go **** yourself. I can guarantee that myself, my parents and grandparents have contributed more to our society than you have with this drivel and repeating the inane bull**** that comes out of Gemma O'Dohertys mouth.

martingriff · 25-01-2020 07:55PM

LaFuton wrote: »

oh no it doesn't!

So what constitutes one to be called Irish then

LaFuton · 25-01-2020 07:56PM

just being born here, for whatever reason, having document citizenship is far from being Irish.

an Irish person would understand that.

Bobblehats · 25-01-2020 07:57PM

circadian wrote: »

So I'm not Irish based on my skin colour?

Maybe.. what's your eye colour?

Snake Plisken · 25-01-2020 07:57PM

Capra wrote: »

Ah, what are you on? At 4 seconds, the lad in the white runners stamps down on his head. The young lad isn't looking at him but his head reacts exactly how you would expect it to react if someone stamped on it. How do you explain that considering he can't even see the lad who does it? The young lad at the end definitely kicks him in the hand too. Yes it's not particularly vicious but it's definitely worrying and there is zero chance the victim is in on it.

Ah sure the auld progressives on here see nothing wrong with that video just a bit of fun and messing to the keyboard warriors on here ...I sure the kid who was attacked in that video had a great night's sleep and was looking forward to walking to school the next day! That isn't the first video we have seen of these kind of attacks and it won't be the last

Pauliedragon · 25-01-2020 07:58PM

LaFuton wrote: »

it most certainly does not.

Define Irish.

Thelonious Monk · 25-01-2020 07:59PM

Multiculturalism may not be something you like but it kind of goes hand in hand with globalisation and living in a rich country these days. Just count yourself you were born in Ireland and not some sh*thole like Nigeria. I know I'd rather live in this Ireland rather than the old Catholic Ireland, even if I may get knifed by roaming black gangs from Balbriggan any day now, if certain views are to believed.

Gretas Gonna Get Ya! · 25-01-2020 07:59PM

LaFuton wrote: »

how can people not see the dominoes falling in slow motion.

Because most people are brainwashed hippies, who see mass immigration like some kind of fairytale dream world... all colours of the rainbow skipping along hand in hand... :rolleyes:

They travel abroad and enjoy the different cultures, and get on famously with the locals... then they seem to think, "sure why not just bring the rest of the world back home... it'll be just like when we were on our holliers... it'll be great craic...!" :pac:

It sounds ridiculous... and too dumb to be true... but I actually do think many people see it in this sort of way. They don't see all the obvious social problems and pitfalls... because they just don't want to!

relax carry on · 25-01-2020 07:59PM

LaFuton wrote: »

just being born here, for whatever reason, having document citizenship is far from being Irish.

an Irish person would understand that.

I'm Irish and God knows how many generations of my ancestors were Irish too and I literally have no idea what you are talking about.

Capra · 25-01-2020 08:01PM

martingriff wrote: »

So what constitutes one to be called Irish then

If I and my Irish wife move to China for a job and have a child there, does that make our child as Chinese as all those who have been there for generations? Will going to a Chinese school and following the Chinese curriculum make them Chinese? If so then can people just learn the Chinese curriculum abroad and also become Chinese....

It's amazing how complex cultures are but then when it's suits the agenda all it requires is a slip of paper.

TwoMonthsOff · 25-01-2020 08:01PM

LaFuton wrote: »

just being born here, for whatever reason, having document citizenship is far from being Irish.

an Irish person would understand that.

Bobblehats · 25-01-2020 08:02PM

Pauliedragon wrote: »

Define Irish.

Irish is a person of light colour skin and / or eyes.

Unless you're colin farrell. In which case you do not only justify the passport; but the abekebabra gold card too

relax carry on · 25-01-2020 08:02PM

Gretas Gonna Get Ya! wrote: »

Because most people are brainwashed hippies, who see mass immigration like some kind of fairytale dream world... all colours of the rainbow skipping along hand in hand... :rolleyes:

They travel abroad and enjoy the different cultures, and get on famously with the locals... then they seem to think, "sure why not just bring the rest of the world back home... it'll be just like when we were on our holliers... it'll be great craic...!" :pac:

It sounds ridiculous... and too dumb to be true... but I actually do think many people see it in this sort of way. They don't see all the obvious social problems and pitfalls... because they just don't want to!

Or maybe, just maybe the majority don't subscribe to your fringe views because they deserve to be fringe views. So maybe the majority are correct and shock horror, you aren't.

dickface · 25-01-2020 08:03PM

KiKi III wrote: »

Maybe I have a different experience of “foreigners” than most.

Last time I was in A&E in the middle of the night it was staffed mostly by Indians and Filipinas. My brother’s cancer was cured by a Pakistani doctor.

The guys who work in my local Spar are all Indian and they’re so friendly and all speak perfect English.

Last year I worked in an Innovation Centre at one of the world’s biggest tech companies and my extremely talented colleagues included Brazilian, Dutch and Australians.

Who would we get rid of first?

none of them african, not all immigrants are the same

martingriff · 25-01-2020 08:03PM

LaFuton wrote: »

just being born here, for whatever reason, having document citizenship is far from being Irish.

an Irish person would understand that.

Well I am irish and as far back (which is 1800's) so is my family and I have no idea what you mean. So come on what constitutes some person to been Irish.

LaFuton · 25-01-2020 08:03PM

who said globalisation was good? People seem to want to live in an Internet. leo macron trudo and other sockboy puppets really have ye entranced, its not exactly working out for them is it.

whats it mean to be Irish? well start at 1916 and work backwards, people seen to think this country is only 100 years old

Multiculturalism - a great bunch of lads

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