Comments by "Peter" (@Peter-ov6xh) on "Leo Varadkar, Prime Minister of Ireland, is either ignorant of his country’s history or he is a liar" video.

  1. He hated Ireland ever before he'd heard of Schwab.
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  2.  @Tourist1967  Anyone can see where his loyalties lie. Like many of mixed heritage, his loyalty is with the minority parent. And like many homosexuals, his loyalty is with the minority rather than the majority. A recipe for disaster.
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  3.  @politicas3361  Are you a homosexual also?
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  4.  @politicas3361  Ah, so you have kids. Well, I hope that they experience all of the fruits of multiculturalism. I hope your daughter's new neighbours give her a deep and penetrating insight into their ancient customs.
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  5. ​ @JH-lf4ql  They double at every census. Might not end well for your sort LOL.
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  6.  @politicas3361  I don't just have to hope for it. You're inviting it. I hope that Muhammad, Abdul and all their cousins show your daughter and wife a VERY good time. Popcorn time for everybody else.
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  7. Are you also a homosexual?
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  8.  @johnl5316  But acceptance and celebration is anomalous. And will not last.
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  9. Even the party membership chose Simon Coveney. The parliamentary party overruled them and installed the Indian.
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  10. We didn't. The three main parties all got roughly the same number of votes (22% each) and two of them formed a coalition together, along with the Greens 🤢
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  11. Can you not see what that creature's intention was when he described St Patrick that way? Don't make any concessions.
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  12.  @politicas3361  Soon gay rights will be outdated 🌄🌄
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  13. Exactly.
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  14.  @HistoryDenied  I don't care but Churchill was certainly the worst leader in Britain's history. That may be related to his American links.
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  15. ​@politicas3361 Sounds like you're gay too. Gay men have played a disproportionate role in the rapid transformation that's been imposed on the people of Ireland and, when nature reasserts itself, they'll be "rewarded" in proportion to their role. I hope I live to see it.
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  16.  @HistoryDenied  He struggled to get elected in his own constituency, unusual for a sitting Taoiseach.
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  17.  @HistoryDenied  I was pointing out that he scraped home in his constituency. The non sequitur here is your original post: the fact that he was elected in his constituency has nothing to do with his legitimacy in the office of Taoiseach. Of course, there are two reasons why he shouldn't be allowed to hold any public office in the first place.
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  18. You need to believe that there's a ratchet in place preventing "progress" from being rolled back. There isn't. Ireland may not go back to Catholicism but the current acceptance that's given to the likes of Varadkar is a historical aberration and it will be put right, whether by the natives or by the very biomass that Varadkar is importing.
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  19.  @HistoryDenied  You're just defending your fellow homosexual. You know that the current tolerance is a historical aberration and it's making you paranoid, but this is not the majority's problem.
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