Ireland politics (Part 3)

[MogwaiC86]

@Aertel220

Is that Conway fella the pure roaster James Conway who was on some podcast with David Cuddy the forestry man? He tries to come across as a real profound thinker from the clips I’ve seen on TikTok. A quick google suggests he’s only 32/33. I presumed he was about 45ish. Must be all the fags he undoubtedly smokes.

This James Conway

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@MogwaiC86

Mr. Conway didn’t take getting 2.2% of the vote in Sligo-Leitrim in 2020 very well, calling the electorate “imbeciles” and “cowards” who deserve a future of “financial turmoil” and “unequalled poverty”.

He must have studied the rhetorical style of Justin Barrett.

Sunday 9th Feb 2020

James Conway:

After seeing the exit polls nationally and locally the results it is clear I will not be elected so my duty is clear tell you all the truth. The Irish citizen is before all else a coward so fearful of change it will not even allow the opportunity for change without clinging to remnants of what is familiar. Too lazy to rise from its stuper [sic] to its feet to vote for a change, content to stay in the shackles of familiarity. Too uneducated in the ways of politics and philosophy to deliver itself to a brighter future, revolution ha! Irish people are no longer motivated to pick up a pencil let alone a gun. Over the next ten years you will see your rights of speech of free will and of commerce slowly eroded away and you will like it because the media will have pre programmed you to accept it. The next reccesiion [sic] is around the corner and you will accept that it is your own fault despite it not being. Poverty will be ever present for years to come because the whole system is designed on popularity instead of substance. 60% turnout people have fought and died for the right to vote and a bit of rain has meant 40% have not turned out. The future of Ireland is not bright it is a future of financial turmoil and unequalled poverty and the vast majority deserve no better because truth be told you’ve voted for it. Thank you for everyone who cast their ballot my way perhaps your eyes are open. Here’s looking forward to months and years of giving out about the same people and the same system we have ushered in as usual. The country is insolvent and the pension funds are non existent and for the love of God don’t come running to me when the realisation of reality dawns on all your eyes. Ireland has never been a Republic it has been handed from the English to the Catholic Church to the EU and now to the globalists. Well done you absolute shower of imbeciles. You have voted for no better and you certainly don’t deserve it.

Regards,

James Conway