This post is a continuation of an earlier one in which I talked about my dislike of the Irish as a nation.
Here’s the latest development from the Land of Blarney:
Huge crowds have staged anti-migrant protests in Ireland amid growing anger at the government over an increase in arrivals and asylum claims.
Ireland has seen anti-migrant anger growing in recent months, over the sheer number of asylum seekers being housed across the nation. Many of them are unable to get accommodation, forcing them to sleep in tents which has further incited anger.
And there are pictures:
Needless to say, there were also counter-protests, wherein the above marchers were called…
…yup, the fallback epithet so beloved of the Left when someone disagrees with them.
Here’s the thing. It’s all very well to have mass marches and so on; that’s a fine thing, even when the Left does it. But in the end those are just words.
So here’s a suggestion to the Irish people who are aggrieved (and justifiably so) at this welcoming of the unwelcome by their government.
Don’t burn police cars or smash windows. Do something positive.
Here’s what we Americans did when faced with a similar (although much larger-scale) action that we didn’t like. We went to the polls, and voted that government out of power, installing a new government would do what we wanted them to do.
I dare the Irish people to do the same at the new general election. If they do, well and good. If they don’t, I’m going to have to believe that more Irish want the country to be flooded with immigrants than don’t want it.
And when “Mahmood” and “Fatima” become the most popular baby names in Ireland, and the muezzin’s calls from the minaret drown out the sounds of the bells of St. Kilda, you’ll just have to fucking deal with it.
Otherwise, STFU.
