Irishman vs migrants

Rule one : Don't upset an Irishman in his own town
Rule two : Don't tell an Irishman his Country is everyone's Country.

No violence but his intimidation of the unwelcome visitors is a thing to behold.


Solidarity with our Irish Brothers.

Beautiful.

Shame the dregs.

a reply to: gortex

The nerve of these assholes is shocking, with their disrespect and their "I'm entitled" attitude. Absolutely shocking.
"This country is everyone's country." It was great how the Irish guy kept his cool and told them he'll keep coming back.

All these poor women and children migrants. So brave to leave their war torn lands for a land of opportunity, just seeking asylum for their starving children. Crossing borders barefoot and pregnant.

I would think if any men of fighting age would try to make a stand, but I guess this group identifies as helpless.

Proud to say I'm Irish on my fathers side.
Grandma ... Flanagans from Catholic Ireland.

My last name is Orange does that make me Irish ?
or just Bad.


a reply to: gortex

a reply to: gortex

So now youz know what i sound like, and where i was last night lol.

In all seriousness great video mate.
The absolute entitlement of these #ers is sickening. If that was a gang of Irish lads the law would have been there ages ago. They obviously been sitting there a while theres a good few empties lying about. And they dont use bins or tidy up after themselves.

At least he'll keep that area in check, hopefully he'll have a couple of mates with him tonight.

EDIT: How stupid is the dude "i dont speak english" "go away"
He speaks very good english, go away with that rubbish, it doesn't fly over here that talk. Nobody falls for that sh1te.

a reply to: gortex

Most of those men seeing the guy is filming them, turning away. Absolutely guilty, not wanting anyone, their imam, maybe their mum, seeing them street drinking!

The black woman sitting nearby. Cannot possibly imagine what her role is in the street drinking gang?

originally posted by: covent
The black woman sitting nearby. Cannot possibly imagine what her role is in the street drinking gang?

I'd hazard, that like the other people that this man is harassing, she is enjoying being out in the open air while the weather permits.

Street drinking? In Ireland? I'm horrified...

...to learn how quickly immigrants succumb to the local culture.

a reply to: BrucellaOrchitis

What a horrible comment.

Street drinking like they are doing is frowned upon and does not usually occur. In certain counties it is illegal here.

See all the empties they leave lying around instead of putting them in a bin?

As for him harassing them, how many women you think they harass when they're drunk?


Deny Ignorance.

We have the same thing here. Trash up and down the street, people drinking, doing drugs, begging for cash at every exit and living under over passes. We have tent cities, we have the dregs of the useless, and most of them are Americans who have been displaced by illegal aliens, or suffering from PTSD.

What I do not see in America, are illegal aliens panhandling. I see them looking for work. There is a huge difference between those who come to America, and those who go to Europe. Europe is a lost cause, and even though there are good men standing up, those same good men are being arrested for pointing out the obvious. That to me is unacceptable.

Though in my area, all of the trash comes from all the people walking through my neighborhood to get to the corner store, which is the source of a lot of crime and other nonsense. a reply to: gortex

a reply to: BrucellaOrchitis

Street drinking? In Ireland? I'm horrified...

Drinking outdoors is not prohibited in general. However, many city and county councils have bye-laws that forbid drinking in some or all public places.
www.citizensinformation.ie...#:~:text=Drinking%20outdoors%20is%20not%20prohib ited,could%20cause%20worry%20for%20safety.

a reply to: BrucellaOrchitis

...to learn how quickly immigrants succumb to the local culture.

So its the Irish people's fault that these immigrants are drinking?

The vast majority of drinking in Ireland occurs in pubs, clubs, bars and very occasionally in homes.

originally posted by: SecretKnowledge2
What a horrible comment.

Street drinking like they are doing is frowned upon and does not usually occur. In certain counties it is illegal here.

See all the empties they leave lying around instead of putting them in a bin?

As for him harassing them, how many women you think they harass when they're drunk?

Deny Ignorance.

I intend to.

It's frowned upon is it? Do you live in some gated community where they come round and measure your grass for you?

They don't appear to be on a "street". Is it illegal where they are? If it is illegal why does the little-man need to harass them at all. If they are committing a crime, why does he feel it is his obligation to do the police's job?

Littering is, usually, a fineable offence but taking the time to explain this to the uninitiated and ask them, politely, to tidy up after themselves or next time you will report them or make a complaint would have been a more constructive approach.

I don't know how many women they may or may not harass when drunk. If indeed they do as you claim, did your little-man not think to record that perhaps rather than record himself committing the crimes of harassment and intimidation?

I am beginning to suspect that the "women", given this glowing example of the local gene-pool, may be a little keener on the in-comers than you'd like to think.

originally posted by: gortex

Drinking outdoors is not prohibited in general. However, many city and county councils have bye-laws that forbid drinking in some or all public places.
www.citizensinformation.ie...#:~:text=Drinking%20outdoors%20is%20not%20prohib ited,could%20cause%20worry%20for%20safety.

And is generally only applied where a public nuisance is being caused or those involved are a danger to themselves or others.

Looks to me that they are at the back of an industrial estate, car park, somewhere like that, not on a street, possibly even privately owned land, quietly socialising and enjoying a can or two. I do take issue with littering but, given the example set by others, and their being new to the culture, perhaps they are unaware that it is a problem rather than what everyone does.

I'm getting the impression you all live very sheltered lives if you don't know that street drinking is a thing - maybe not in your nice middle-class suburbs and what-not, but discretely for the most part, I can assure you - it's a thing. And most especially amongst those, far, far less fortunate than yourselves who don't have a home of their own.

originally posted by: Freeborn
So its the Irish people's fault that these immigrants are drinking?

What!?!

How would it be the Irish people's fault? Really!

I don't see that they are doing anything wrong.

What I hear though, is very sad little man trying to goad a group of people, minding their own business, into a reaction.

a reply to: BrucellaOrchitis

Poor poor bait.

You have a horrible twisted view of just about everything.

You calling him a little man, when he goes on his own to a group of about 15 men shows how ignorant and petty you really are.

You're a disgusting person you really are.

originally posted by: SecretKnowledge2
You calling him a little man, when he goes on his own to a group of about 15 men shows how ignorant and petty you really are.

What's big about approaching 15 men? They don't look even remotely threatening. And were just trying to mind their own business.

He approached them knowing that they know that they cannot react. And if one reacted, the others would run for the hills, because they're not going to risk their status.

Yeah, little man.

a reply to: BrucellaOrchitis

You quite clearly seem to be implying that these immigrants have adopted an Irish drinking culture of drinking in public.

As I said, you don't often see people drinking in public in Ireland unless its outside licensed premises like pubs/restaurants etc.
Its pretty much frowned upon to congregate and loiter on streets whilst drinking alcohol.

Have you any idea just how intimidating it can be for many locals - particularly women and the elderly - to walk past such groups?

And you obviously think these immigrants are also so weak willed that the first thing they do is reach out for alcohol which is against the vast majority of their cultural and religious heritage.
Oh....hang on a minute.

originally posted by: Freeborn
You quite clearly seem to be implying that these immigrants have adopted an Irish drinking culture of drinking in public.

Then you missed the joke

And subsequently placed yourself as the butt of it.