Criticism of Trump's Actions and Policies
So the, I mean, the main place that I think Donald Trump should be
is in The Hague,
facing charges for arming and funding a genocide.
Trump should be
on trial in court. He shouldn't be here today.
Trump has been mentioned in the Epstein files more times than Jesus was mentioned
in the Bible. There's a point at which there's people you don't agree with,
you
don't understand, and you should welcome them so
that you can have a discussion.
This has gone beyond that point. Um,
you stop welcoming people that you know are committing
acts of, uh,
of inhumanity, uh, and illegality.
I'm here just because I'd like to take a couple notches
down off his ego.
I feel like he thinks he has more support than he actually does, and
I, I just want my opinion out there, and I don't, I don't like him.
Doonbeg existed before Trump. It will exist long after Trump.
I think it is a pity, it is a pity that, uh, you know, it is a pity that we
don't have decent, sustainable rural development,
that we don't have to give
token support for a war criminal in order to have service level
jobs in the tourist industry, right?
You know, I think, I think this is something, like, that proper, proper,
actually
proper work from our, our successive governments could help to
fix that.
And just because we have a,
a, a history and a very strong history, and a very s-
proud history with the United
States, I don't know any other dictator or
war criminal that Ireland would welcome like this.
And is that okay because he's American?
I do not welcome him here. I stand against
everything that he does, his complacency in
the genocide in Gaza. Um, I stand against
the, his treatment of children.
Um,
I stand against his immigration policy.
I don't like him here, I don't like him there,
I don't like him anywhere.
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