See
https://x.com/DaveAtherton20/status/1961676900599726538She is told off for speaking in a language the tax driver can't understand. He sounds African.
As
https://www.theburkean.ie/articles/2025 ... h-language then relates:
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Seeing the comments her video was receiving, the young woman who had originally posted the video on X deleted it. She then posted again, stating that those who had commented on the nationality of the taxi driver had gotten the wrong message. She had only intended to highlight the anti-Irish language attitude which, dar léi, comes from Irish people, and the fact that the man in question was a foreigner was neither here nor there. She then accused the “far-right” of being “as bad as the Brits,” and with an ungrammatical call for the Irish people to “bí níos fear,” privated her X account. The incident encapsulated the strange relationship of the Irish left to the Irish language in the age of mass migration
She doesn't want people to think she is against immigration - after all, what's not to like about the immigrant invasion, the slashing of Irish schoolchildren with knives, the rapes, the murders and the turning of Dublin into a sleeping bag city? who wouldn't like all of that? - and then condemns Irish people who oppose the migrant invasion as "being far-right and as bad as the Brits". Er... where do I start on this? Irish and British people can make common cause on our survival, but she believes that being anti-British is more important than being anti-migrant? How will she feel the next time Irish schoolchildren are killed by someone the Irish Times insists is "Irish" (code for: an illegal immigrant who has now been given a passport)? She should grow up. And yes - tell the taxi driver what country he is in.
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