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This is the entire speech. He talked about the actual stabbings for less than a minute; the rest was about evil rioters and how great immigration is.
The Irish rioted against immigration. It was a pretty major riot. It’s the most I’ve seen white people riot in my lifetime.
Instead of saying “yeah, okay, we’re going to have to do something about immigration,” which would be the natural reaction to an anti-immigrant riot, the Indian overlord of Ireland is saying he is going to make very strict laws to seek and destroy anyone who complains about immigration.
CCTV and incitement to hatred legislation is to be expedited, according to Taoiseach Leo Varadkar.
Speaking in Dublin Castle this morning following the aftermath of riots in Dublin city centre yesterday, Varadkar condemned the violence, saying: “We are better than this.”
He went on to commend the gardaí for putting themselves in harms way in their policing.
The Taoiseach said those involved in violence and looting will be brought to justice, stating that government will move to make legislative changes in the coming weeks.
“We’re also bringing through legislation at the moment around the use of CCTV, the gardaí collected a huge amount of CCTV evidence last night, we have a lot of CCTV in the city centre.
“It’s important that we’re able to use modern technologies to go through that and go through it quickly.
Leo Varadkar with his “husband”
“So we want to make sure that we make those changes to our laws in the next couple of weeks to allow the gardaí to use that evidence and go through that evidence and identify the people who are involved in these actions and we are going to get them,” said Varadkar.
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“We will pass new laws in the coming weeks to enable the Gardaí to make better use of the CCTV evidence they collected yesterday, and also we’ll modernise our laws against incitement to hatred and hatred in general – and that is more required than ever was the case before,” he added.
“To all those cowardly champions of Ireland who took to the streets of Dublin last night, let me say one thing. Ask your sisters – ask your friends – ask everyone you know – what they fear most on the streets. They are afraid of you. They are afraid of your anger and rage. They are afraid of your violence and your hate, how you blame others for your problems,” said the Taoiseach.
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“I think it’s now very obvious to anyone who might have doubted it that our incitement to hatred legislation is just not up to date. It’s not up to date for the social media age. And we need that legislation through, we need it through within a matter of weeks,” he said.
“Because it’s not just the [social medial] platforms that have responsibility here and they do. There’s also the individuals who post messages and images online that stir up hatred and violence and we need to be able to use laws to go after them individually as well,” said Varadkar.
They’ve been pushing this for a while. The laws they want are actually even more extreme than what most other countries in the EU already have.
The Criminal Justice (Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate Offences) Bill 2022 has been delayed after a chorus of negative reactions to the bill grew louder in the first half of this year.
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Varadkar said in July that he “strongly disagrees” with people who dismiss hate crimes as being “wokeism”, claiming that Ireland is seeing a rise in racism.
“Forming a mob” is the most traditional form of “democracy.” This is something that was done throughout history by people who were unhappy with the government.
The natural reaction of any government to a riot – going back thousands of years – is to do something to placate them. The mob obviously embodies a general sentiment in the society. Responding to mobs is a much better system than voting.
China had a bunch of virus measures in place in various eastern cities, and then there were large-scale protests, and so the Chinese government changed the policies. It’s fair.
The mob should be recognized and honored.
Maybe we’ve been desensitized to rioting by the blacks – although the government did ostensibly respond to the BLM riots by passing all kinds of different laws, and by putting a cop in prison for doing his job.
But responding to a mob of genuinely outraged citizens by telling them you will not do anything to address their concerns and will instead take extreme measures to punish the mob is outrageous tyranny.
Snake Baker contributed to this article.
