Comments by "Marcel Audubon" (@Marcel_Audubon) on "PoliticsJOE" channel.

I thought they were complaining about prices going up on basic food and drink
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You didn't listen to her, did you - she did not support her husband's viewpoint. In the end, they did not vote because their votes cancelled each other out.
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@wotreplays8896 That lady was in no way a Karen (nor were her lips particularly thin) ... you must be one of the lucky few who have never had the misfortune of an encounter with a true Karen, a Karen never finds herself lying in a field in Glastonbury, a Karen never encourages people to treat each other better, a Karen never speaks articulately. The stooge with the misguided facial tattoos whining (or was he whinging?) about "coked up posh boys" was more Karenesque than she (and had thinner lips)
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@zombizombi you think sexual abuse is a Catholic value??? creepy, man, creepy
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@alanmcgowan3457 don't be a dope - in 2 or 3 generations, you'll just be that much further from the partition and it will be even harder to reunify ... Sinn Fein is in power in Northern Ireland, how can you say neither side had dropped their baggage, sweetpea?!? maybe it's time for you to drop yours.
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@wotreplays8896 husbands and wives are not required to vote in lockstep in a democracy. They don't even need to share their voting details with each other. She is "very bias" (sic)? well, she has an opinion; doesn't everyone who isn't braindead?
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xenophobia drove brexit ... and the man who shepherded the whole xenophobic thing through is now Foreign Minister - that oughta scare you into voting Labor
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I'll take covid (as long as it's not long covid!!)
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they seem sorta naive about what reunification would mean - they would be leaving the UK, rejoining Europe as a single Ireland. Anyone from the North regretting Brexit, this is your chance to undo it. But it's not just changing your flag and your anthem ferchrissakes. They also seem to blur the heightened internal Ulster Catholic/Protestant conflicts of the past with the broader 1921 partitioning of Ireland. They aren't precisely the same thing. The people from the Republic of Ireland are not consulted in this interview. The young people smugly saying "our generation just doesn't care anymore," seem punchably undereducated. The fact of the matter is if Sinn Fein gets into power in the Republic (and with Fine Gael currently in chaos, it is likely), and with them already in power in Northern Ireland, the reunification is fait accompli
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@zombizombi lol - you had an extra big glass of the Koolaid didn'tcha, dearie?
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@zombizombi sorry, sweetpea, the majority ain't obligated to mirror your choices in life, sorry if your bloated ego thinks otherwise
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