There was plenty more but I blocked a few of the bigots who decided to try to tell the guy what nationality he should consider himself.

by Lonely-Flow-9904

42 comments

  2. Spide’s law

    If a person from Northern Ireland/North of Ireland is in a video there will be a nationality squabble in the comments

  3. I personally think it’s fantastic

    Imagine living your life like that. Having to reply to literally everything with ridiculous, reality defying statements like “northern ireland isn’t Irish!!!!! [87 union jack emojis]” that any cunt around the world with half a brain is going to be able to instantly counter with “but why does it say Ireland then?”

    It stems from insecurity and pathological denial. It would take these people about 8 seconds of research to see they’re categorically wrong on at least three different levels. But they won’t do it

    They are history’s forgotten people. And in spite of their wilful ignorance, they know it on some primal, reptilian level

    It’s fucking hilarious lol

  4. It’s a goldmine for Rage/Engagement bait to throw Belfast, Ireland on titkok because of this response

  5. Couldn’t give a toss. Who gives a fuck? Log off and have a wank instead of being such a fucking gremlin, trawling comments on tiktok looking for a rage boner.

  6. Kinda like correcting someone to tell them it’s the north of Ireland instead of Northern Ireland, you’ll get it everywhere online tbf

  9. Yep! It’s ridiculous we’re in 2025 and who can be arsed with this nonsense now.

  12. it’s annoying especially when the tik tokers in question consider themselves irish and the comments are all “erm actually you’re british”. lads give it a fucking rest we get it you’re insecure about your britishness.

  13. Tik tok comments are not something you should waste any time on

  14. The thing that fucks me off everywhere is if someone says Northern Ireland someone will correct it to north of Ireland and vice versa. Call it either and don’t be a cunt and correct the other person please.

  16. In a normal world it wouldn’t matter, we can all agree that we are some mix of Irish/British/yiscunts and certain people identify more with one than the other.

    But we spread this shite to the rest of the world where yanks are being told off for calling NI British or Irish then they repeat what they’ve been told.

  17. Lol the guy’s name and profile picture, being English is this guy’s entire identity he probably has a million British flags all over his home

  18. I just hate when people online from here make “I’m British, not Irish” and “I’m Irish, not British” their entire personality. It’s an argument that neither is ever gonna win, so it’s completely pointless.

  20. ‘their accent’

    ‘they’re on holiday’

    Semi-literate drivel.

  23. They talk about passports, but on said passports it clearly states “The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland”. The countries are listed seperately because they are separate. But they belong to the same political Union. The Union is not, in and of itself, a country. It’s really not that hard.

  24. Before the influx of hate speech from the likes of Ian Paisley, protestants classified themselves as Irish anyway. It is very new this view. Also, the north of Ireland is part of the United Kingdom, not Britian. That’s why on British passports it says, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

  25. By definition it is Irish. It is not apart of the Republic of Ireland but it is on the island of Ireland; so it is an Irish city.

  27. If an individual bases their entire personality on a nationality and all the cliches associated (regardless of what they identify as) they’re likely an exhausting chore and a nightmare to be around socially for extended periods of time..

    Who cares. What else ya got?

  28. It’s embarrassing. Especially when it’s someone that’s not from here and they’re just tourists enjoying the place. It’s like- thanks for ruining it!

  29. People need to be a bit more flexible about the whole issue. My Mum was from Larne, considered herself Irish and British at the same time. She loved the Queen, thought The Pope was a ‘ lovely man ‘ and had a best friend from Monaghan whose brothers seemed to be involved in a certain organisation. She cooked Irish food, drank like a fish and sang Danny Boy at the drop of a hat. Her name was Rhoda, be like Rhoda.

  30. The unionist/Irish identity is a middle-aged male phenonmenona that will diminish in the next generation and become progressively more Irish. Unionism is hopelessly out of date. England is the head of the United Kingdom, and feels trapped by its Ulster past. They have somehow patriated thousands of colonized citizens from South Asia, yet have not repatriated in kind those planters who are maybe only 5 generations away, or have close family ties.

    So when will the unionists become Irish, becomes the question…probably after this generation dies out (?). Ninety years maybe?

    I hard there are only 12,000 hot heads, however there are many that implicitly support them. However, population trends show Irish growth in the West, with Irish majorities in Derry, Fermanagh and Tyrone. Belfast is next.

    I don’t understand why they would be afraid of Irish rule, we all know they didn’t treat the Irish fairly, however the Irish are a part of the EU, we aren’t going to massacre or starve anyone.

    The smart unionists know this, but have somehow equated giving up their Britishness as the last sin they can’t be forgiven for. If it was a sin, why are so many citizens of the Republic, so rich?🤑

  32. People can be Irish, British, or Northern Irish if they’re from Northern Ireland, the fact people even care about this is wild, and it also probably partly explains why Northern Ireland is such a colossal shithole when compared to Britain or the rest of Ireland.

  34. This sap has replied to a few of my comments on videos. Tried to say that English has alway been the native language on the island of Ireland, He likes all his comments straight after he posts them. Judging by his reposts he’s no older than 13 😂😂

  37. English flag in their avatar

    They can’t tell the difference between London or Leicester

  39. Nah, tik tok is shit and only crayon eaters use it.

  40. Those people need to get a life. Do they really think that anybody gives a flying f— other than a handful of fanatics? They know that some people see themselves as whatever, (Irish/British/Both). The **Irish** Regiments in the **British** Army have people from every county on this island.

  41. Why is anyone surprised? Alt-righters with their little England mentality and matching fleg avatars have no arguments of substance to make, ever. They literally started race riots a year ago. That’s the calibre of gremlins we’re talking about.

  42. As a Glaswegian born, London living person with a Kerry wife, my first impressions touring Northern Ireland last year were (excuse my stupidity) just how Irish it all was. As Irish as the Republic of Ireland. The only differences I could fathom were the road signs and the currency.

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