@LewisJonathanE Yeah, probably true, Ireland's a tiny country, largely irrelevant to anyone in another continent. I imagine Israelis have more important things to think about. But for some unknown reason yanks like you are obsessed with it. https://t.co/3MM4hOaTPX
@GarethNotGarth@NotThatBigIan@RoryHanrahan5 Meanwhile a self-righteous "Israeli lobby" conspiracy smear is posted with exquisite timing by a TD, a few hours later. https://t.co/f0MDX5W5V7
@CamillaTominey And Israelis are so polite about the Irish. It's not remotely interesting, people of all political persuasions are like that on twitter. If you weren't so blinkered you'd know that. https://t.co/Z2UgLJuycs
@CanaryStaff That's what you get for using serial commas. It starts with a little comma. You say that it makes it organised and less ambiguous, but before you know it, mismanagement, lies, abuse, sexism, grift, racism, harassment, nepotism and antisemitism. All because of unnecessary commas!
@SkyDalby37773@beanschicken1 I don’t know what that means. I only know what being me feels like and I know I have a female body, which makes me a woman.
@ThatAussieWoman You've missed out that the "victim" is an account with 600K followers, who has been obsessively hate tweeting the author for years. https://t.co/b43hvgvc8t
If you walked up to Mike Tyson in a bar and punched him in the face, I doubt ‘you can’t hit back because I’m so puny!’ would save you from consequences.
Same on X. If you want to punch me in public but don’t want to risk a brain injury in return, stick to your own weight class.
@Winstonsmi7484 @idontlikesarma @24JamesASecond That's a lot of men! Hundreds of millions of men. Even if you think about a small town, with a couple of thousand people, that's over a hundred men, just in that small town alone.
@atxbaird@BBCWorld I see you didn't. That's the author of the Daily Mail article on the same report. She wasn't involved with the story you're replying to.
@MilenaSchillerN@Leylak_h@jk_rowling I know that if I was stabbed, I'd be really relieved if I found out it wasn't because of my faith, nationality or race. It'd make the stabbing so much more tolerable. Maybe even pleasant enough that I'd call the person who tried to kill me my friend. A real love crime.