Colorful Irishmen Loot and Destroy Supermarkets During Blizzard

Storm Emma hit the United Kingdom and Ireland last week.

Though the storm merely covered both countries in manageable levels of snow, it caused widespread fear amongst a population that has become so soft and feminized that they refuse to let their children handle toilet rolls for fear of papercuts.

Hence, much of the UK and Ireland shut down over the last few days. Some supermarkets remained closed, while others remained open for a brief period of time – and supplies were often limited due to panic buying.

Sadly, two of those supermarkets met a particularly terrible fate.

Determined to get their sacks of potatoes and cans of Guinness before everyone else, a group of Irish gentlemen – many of them on the colorful side – decided to loot and destroy their local stores.

The Guardian:

Eight men have been charged with theft, burglary and trespassing offences after two supermarkets were looted in Dublin during Friday’s blizzards.

The defendants, aged between 24 and 47, were due to appear in court on Saturday. A number of vehicles were also reported stolen.

A ninth man, in his 30s, has been arrested for handling stolen property.

Unverified social media footage appeared to show a Lidl store being smashed with a digger before the alleged looters entered. Irish police said the store, on Fortunestown Lane in the west of the city, had sustained substantial damage, while another store had also been damaged.

The alleged incident came amid some of the worst snowstorms to hit Ireland for decades.

As well as the looting of the two supermarkets, the shells of several burnt-out cars were found abandoned in the snow following a night of vandalism. Irish police said: “Following reports of burglary and theft of vehicles, Garda units deployed in the Tallaght district and nine arrests were made to date.

“Substantial damage was caused to a supermarket on Fortunestown Lane and further damage to another premises in Jobstown. All those arrested are currently detained at Dublin Garda stations.” Police urged anyone with information to come forward.

Whenever I watch videos of blacks looting a place, I tend to think “well, that’s unfortunate, but slavery does that to people.”

But then I realized something: weren’t Irish people the first “indentured servants” in America?

I’m pretty sure they were. Yet they seldom act like this, either in America or in Ireland, whereas this is common behavior for blacks worldwide.

Could this sort of baboonery be… dare I say… genetic?

I’m tempted to say “yes”…

… But then I’m reminded of Thomas Sowell, the great negro economist, and I think: “Don’t be silly, of course blacks are just like us. Look at Thomas, he wears glasses ffs.”

Thomas Sowell: the exception that disproves the rule.