Comments by "The MSM Loves war" (@themsmloveswar3985) on "The Miners’ Strike Taught Me to Think Critically - Gabriel Byrne on RAI (2/4)" video.

  1. Wake up !!! He produced a clip full of inaccuracies, and cliches. You are telling the world that you are as clueless as Byrne.
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  2. The title is a complete misnomer. Byrne does not think critically. He just expounds in negative cliches about others, and positive declarations about himself. And he likes feeling sorry for himself. The exact opposite of moral courage. He feels that he can cover it up, by posturing leftist nonsense.
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  3. Exactly. Gabriel Byrne is extremely inaccurate. The Falklands were settled by mostly Scots in the early 1800s. They were British. They were occupied by a military dictator. And Thatcher was correct to kick the military dictator. Byrne is NOT a critical thinker. Byrne IS a professional pretender. And that is is evident. He is only as good as his lines. And unfortunately, for Byrne his lines are inaccurate.
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  4. Another Harveywood celebrity meandering aimlessly about economics, victimhood, and himself. Without of course mentioning his own money from the entertainment sector. He regards himself as somebody whose opinion is moral and superior to others. And presses every button. His factual ignorance is astounding - even for an actor. The Falklands were empty islands settled by Scottish and Welsh farmers since the early 1800s. The islands were occupied by a military dictator. And Thatcher kicked him out. Thatcher was in power from 1979 to 1992 (not 1980 to 1997). And Thatcher closed down the mines because they were completely uneconomic. I think I know who screwed up Gabriel Byrne. It was not the Roman Catholic Church. It was laziness, and lack of moral courage. Jumping on leftist clap trap is NOT moral courage, Mr. Byrne.
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  5. All the more reason to point out the fallacies in the arguments of Byrne.
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