Irish People react to BREXIT

[@QueerlyBeloved386]

the 50% of that I could understand I laughed and laughed. I wish this had subtitles.

[@slhermit]

Really, I am Indian, I still understand this accent.

[@fahds2583]

subtitles is in shambles thanks to the irish accent .... try it, but don't tell me i didn't warn ye

[@syphon_9892]

That woman at 5:30 was slurring her words a bit 🍺

[@Demun1649]

At least it isn't a really ugly accent, like you have in the Ultra Secure Asylum.

[@jaimecosta2966]

Brexit is better than Netflix...

[@testeurglandeur6609]

Oh God, I was going to look at it with sadness, but hell, I pissed myself watching this. Irish are amazingly funny yet pragmatic people, I'm happy that they are in Europe! Vive Irland!

[@taintabird23]

When it comes to Brexit, you just have to laugh.

[@EMMYK1916]

The english are certainly the rare outcasts of our European family now. Surprisingly, they can still enter Eurovision!!

[@testeurglandeur6609]

@@EMMYK1916 And yet, like with with the FIFA Cup they are still waiting for a big win ;-)

[@johnbrereton5229]

Ireland and well as Britain have always been 'in Europe' !.😂😂😂😂

[@NeatNoodle]

Love this video! You do such a great job with this man on the street type of work. I was curious to hear what Ireland thought of Brexit.

[@NeatNoodle]

@@jamiejaycar Love you too! You should come to the States and ask about Trump. We have BIG opinions over here.

[@michaeljohndennis2231]

I voted in favour of Brexit here in the U.K. and I would gladly do so again without hesitation, as an Irish Catholic Patriot and Irish Passport holder - I just wish there was a referendum on Ireland leaving the EU and I would without hesitation “get the boat to vote” in favour of an EirExit if it ever happened - the EU has always been a millstone around Ireland’s neck since 1972 and it should have never been entered into, just like our membership of the UN and all other international bodies, just like the Treaty of 1921 - Eamon De Valera and Michael Collins should have never entered into discussions with the British re the Treaty of 1921 and carried on fighting for a United Ireland, even if this meant that the Unionists had to leave Northern Ireland, despite the Black and Tans, as Cathal Brugha had always advocated, as we would have prevented the bitter and divisive Irish Civil War of 1922 and Ireland would have went in a far better direction

[@Bariom_dome]

I laughed so hard cause I barely understood anything they said 🤣 They're accent is so thicc

[@richlisola1]

K thick

[@CRD250]

They are thic

[@epic5945]

I’m impressed with the variety of responses. It’s refreshing to hear people who actually pay attention to current events and are informed

[@Ousvec]

well they do it the way so there are different responses lol...

[@albertorevilla9600]

I admire Ireland, they are a country that remained in its position did not allow itself to be subdued by the English, it has pride,

[@Lonewolfwarrior111]

Exactly 💯💯💯💯

[@albertorevilla9600]

@@Lonewolfwarrior111 I am same it.

[@albertorevilla9600]

U2, ZERRA 1 , CORRS; CRANBERRIES, IRISH PRIDE.

[@briwire138]

What pride did they have in the second world War. They ignored the plight of mainland Europe, the Jews and stayed neutral, "its nothing to do with us". Their west coast would have been invaluable in the battle of the Atlantic. When Hitler died their government actually issued a letter condolences to the Germans. They also to this day have a statue of a nazi sympathiser in dublic, shameful.

[@albertorevilla9600]

@@briwire138 sure you are a SUPERB , " ARROGANT" AND VANIDOUS English, perhaps YOU DIDN'T HAVE THEM POWDERED AND HUNGRY; SO THAT THEY COULD FIGHT A WAR ?; the Jews?; DO YOU CARE MUCH TO YOU ?; HYPOCRITE, AND YOUR COUNTRY; ENGLISHER; ACASO DIDN'T WANT TO HAVE AN AGREEMENT WITH HITLER BEFORE THEY TOLD HIM: "HYPOCRITE".

[@theemperor6413]

What do you think of Brexit? Irish lad: I couldn't give a bullocks

[@frankobarressi7919]

The boy at 4.50 is the only 1 that seems to grasp the reality for Ireland

[@jungblutjm]

Great street poll! Interesting opinions and great attitude from most people and a lot of honest statements. After two years this is now historic and we know in hindsight that most interviewees saying „a lot of b*“ were close to the real thing. In 2021 Britain starts to look more and more like Poland in the 1980s: queuing for petrol, empty shelves at the supermarkets, not enough workforce, price inflation… It may not always be like that, but the road out of Europe is rather bumpy. I would love to see the English answering questions about Brexit now! Did you vote for / against? Do you think it was worth it? Any regrets?

[@EMMYK1916]

They made their beds, they believed the nonsense Cummings, Johnson and their ilk spouted. The daily mail is one of the most read papers in little britain, need I say more.

[@johnbrereton5229]

I voted for Brexit and I would love it if our duplicitous politicians really delivered it. However, even though we only have had a minimal Brexit delivered it's still better than being trapped in the EU dictatorship. Also we don't have empty supermarket shelves or queuing for petrol, that's a myth. Also unlike Germany and the EU we are not suffering a recession either. 😁

[@bvbxdvdsdswvsx6985]

I can understand like 20% of the words, do all irish speak like this?

[@bobtheraccoon318]

Depends on the part of ireland you live in. You could have a posh accent, hardy accent or a culterul accent

[@andrewcorlett4795]

bvbx etc the rest of these dubliners can't speak at all , sad in some twisted universe.

[@dubmait]

Theres a few different irish accents here

[@cyberslim7955]

Yes, and these are the easy one to understand!

[@jeanionesco7472]

No Well Depends

[@epic5945]

I’m impressed with the variety of responses. It’s refreshing to hear people who are actually following current events and are knowledgeable about the topic. You always do a good job with interviewing a broad spectrum of people.

[@derekstynes9631]

Ah Jasus I Miss Dublin and the Accent is great to Hear ! Good Luck to You All from London !

[@blueraspberry2323]

we pronounce it was 'jasus' doesn't mean you have to spell it like that

[@MadMax-qy8gg]

@@blueraspberry2323 whats up ur little pony there sweetheart?

[@blueraspberry2323]

@@MadMax-qy8gg that made 0 sense sweetheart

[@blueraspberry2323]

@@MadMax-qy8gg yeah no chance x

[@AshArAis]

When I saw the title I thought "I didn't know it'd take 13 mins to say loada bollix" :'D only took til the third lad in!

[@StylishIrisman]

You ask any Irish person about something 70% will say a load of bolix haha love it 😂😂

[@StylishIrisman]

@@EMMYK1916 I am Irish - most Irish also have a sense of humour 😃

[@kevinfromwebb]

Good video Jamie... Interesting subject and enjoyed listening to the different accents... From my perspective it seems to be a mistake but I don't know how disruptive it'll be...

[@carolineholmes7026]

They make me laugh they are not even independent the the EU owns it

[@jacobjorgenson9285]

Tell me how they are owned?

[@achbanilacran2061]

EU owns it....that says a lot about the decay of your brain...

[@고양이똥커피]

very hard to understand irish accent, but i think they really like it!!

[@tbo2120]

Didn’t this age well. Now Ireland are busting to get out of the EU 😂😂😂😂

[@maurizionobili945]

Irish people you are amazing I want visit your country...

[@celtictiger78]

That shows why I love the Irish and their island. Hope to see you soon again. 😂😂

[@awkward-stranger]

Ya know what's interesting to me as a Californian? The different clothing ya'll wear, Some are in t-shirts others in big jackets, But Diane was right; nobody is wearing raincoats or ponchos even though they know it's gonna rain. I want to go to Ireland so bad it hurts!

[@grammamamel]

Um that's what we dress like in Oregon. You know that state north of California where all the smart people live.

[@awkward-stranger]

@@grammamamel WHAT? There is life north of California? lol

[@awkward-stranger]

@Mark Gable Mike, I have never been to the UK so I have nothing to compare with. Maybe the British are like the Irish? Same culture? Even I know that's not correct.

[@awkward-stranger]

@Caroline Lees Caroline! Don't ya know that Canadians are Americans... same culture. NOT

[@awkward-stranger]

@Mark Gable Mark if ya read your history way back when... the english came up from France and the Irish came up from northern Spain We may look alike but we are nowhere near the same culture. And if you call our great Canadian neighbors Americans, tilt your head forward and pinch your nose, that should stop the bleeding.

[@awkward-stranger]

Mr. Car. This was great. You are getting really good as an interviewer. More, please.

[@Pkia-tm7gw]

On behalf of the ATF (Alcohol,Tobacco and Fuel)Smugglers Association of Ireland,we would like to inform all our customers that we are looking forward to a very busy Halloween and get your orders in early for Christmas!

[@MarkLsixtyseven]

"Slaves defending slavery ".Priceless.

[@jacobjorgenson9285]

Ireland has done very very well while in the EU, and the EU has stood shoulder to should with Ireland as their old invading coloniser the Brits have pissed themselves for years

[@bernardmcavoy1864]

@@jacobjorgenson9285 The Irish have been sucking off the EU teet since 1973, whilst the UK has been a net contributor for all that time. But now those days are over; and the hole left in the EU budget by the UK's departure will have to be plugged from elsewhere. No doubt the Germans will be asked for more contributions, as is usually the case. As for you: what is your nationality and what is your problem with the UK?

[@jacobjorgenson9285]

@@bernardmcavoy1864 the Irish have come a long way and that's in part what the EU is for, to assist and elevate nations higher. That in turn makes them buyers of the luxury product specifically in the service sector that the UK sells. All this goes right over the heads of little Britain . I'm Danish , based in London

[@insanitypoint]

Jacob Jorgenson quick question, how many years have you lived in Ireland?

[@MarkLsixtyseven]

@@bernardmcavoy1864 UK is out of EU but still not free,proves there is something more powerful than the EU pulling the strings. Brexit has stirred up something and upset the globalists who are actually in control.

[@ShannonlKeenan]

I love Irish people! 🤣🤣

[@bernardmcavoy1864]

Why?

[@High_rise12]

Awww thanks

[@bobtheraccoon318]

Damn fucking right you do

[@rickyomahony498]

Thx

[@Natashaa_1]

That’s because you’re Irish lmao

[@theshark008]

Great video Jamie! I like hearing the mix of accents/ways of speaking. Your on-the-street interviews are really interesting/great craic!

[@rjf9925]

That young fella @ 4:50 obviously has an educated mind, thats exactly what's happening today, two years later !!

[@BFinesilver2]

With respect to this video, most of the people that could string a sentence together, avoid swear words and have some reasoning for their opinion other than insults , were for Brexit.

[@douglasgreen437]

Here here..

[@dubmait]

Thats some interesting selective viewing youve got

[@JosephReneer]

Love the interviews as always! Unity > individualized, but some things need to be dissolved before they can reconstitute?

[@deanbryce8263]

Who cares what the Irish think, its up to the Brits what we do

[@oriana_fortunato]

I have a midterm tomorrow and I'm going to use this as bibliography for my PPT and encourage my peers to watch it. It's really good! Thank you!

[@oriana_fortunato]

@@jamiejaycar I got a 90/100 so you can claim part of that!

[@julianhastings1547]

The fella holding the box was spot on ! The only one ! , that box wasn't ticking was it ?

[@jamiemidge4983]

“Imagine needing a passport to go across the world” right....

[@catherine5939]

He said 'the water', as in to go to England/Scotland/Wales.

[@8xXcoolbeansXx8]

This was a very interesting video! I had no idea of how worried Ireland is of possible trade consequences between the U.K. and ROI. I’m wondering if this is politically influenced fear. If the U.K. and Ireland have a mutually beneficial trade relationship, how will that change their mutual desire to continue this relationship? Honest question there. I would also like to know why these people think that trading with countries outside of the E.U. would be so difficult? If it would be very much more difficult, why not ask the question: Why is being a member of the E.U. making it so difficult to trade with countries outside the E.U.? Please no nasty comments.

[@insanitypoint]

And as you can see, no one literally no one has a answer to your valid and rock solid questions. Keep up! Can’t believe the hate that Irish have generated over this matter.

[@kennethgavin8181]

Ireland has plenty of trade out side the EU we sell prime Irish beef to the Arab countries Irish whiskey and Guinness to America and all over the world not to mention most if the high Tec companies have their main offices in Ireland because of the lay back life stile we have in Ireland especially along the west coast from cork to Donegal

[@esmeraldaoreilly5945]

…and what do they think now?

[@chotalive]

They look like english people but seem happy and fun! I dont understand a word though 😂

[@bernardmcavoy1864]

Will the half-million or so Irish citizens who live in the UK leave after Brexit?.

[@aussieaussie8313]

Bernard McAvoy no because there will always be a common travel area between the UK and Ireland

[@bernardmcavoy1864]

@@aussieaussie8313 It is unwise of you to think that it will always be so.

[@bernardmcavoy1864]

@Boomer Galactica I said this over a year ago and was subjected to a barrage of foul-mouthed abuse from someone.

[@bernardmcavoy1864]

@Boomer Galactica I suppose so.

[@jimgoodwin6294]

@Boomer Galactica No they won't. The Irish are very welcome in Britain - as is everyone else....

[@papalaz]

There's a question for you what do you think of the Greek people that 69% voted against austerity and exit from the EU and the betrayal of Tsipras?

[@eddiel7635]

Someone needs to tell them they won’t need a passport to go to the north...

[@turnip5359]

Yep the CTA makes sure of that

[@nufh]

I never know that Irish people like to laugh. What a joyful folks.

[@timmoran7555]

The Irish didn't vote 3times on the Lisbon treaty ..read about it and you will find out go to your local library all the info will be there.

[@galaxysalaam]

There will always be positives and negatives whether we stay or leave the EU🌍. The government needs to make a decision now and get it over and done with🌈. The quality of life will definitely change over time💱 for better or worse?, we'll just have to wait and see and will need to adjust ourselves for the future ahead. There's nothing much else we can do but only hope for the best. Wishing Britain & Ireland the best of luck for the future☺👍.

[@RalFingerLP]

the automated youtube subtitles made me laugh so hard

[@peterdarnell7627]

I see what you mean excuse the pun 😉

[@vanefreja86]

Happy I can understand everything, despite some thick accents and despite tvat I'm Danish :)

[@michaeljohndennis2231]

As an Irish Catholic patriot and Irish passport holder with extended family living in Rural Ireland, living 21 years in Manchester U.K., I voted in favour of Brexit - the same referendum needs to happen in Ireland, as we Irish desperately need an EirExit and we Irish abroad need to be given full voting rights in the internet age, not lose them after 5 years, as I got full U.K. voting rights after only a year living here, even on an Irish passport - the EU has always been a failed entity and it always will be - what we need instead is a “Celtic alliance” between both parts of Ireland, the Isle of Man, Channel Islands, England, Scotland and Wales, with a power sharing arrangement between all parliaments on these islands that enables us to retain our own unique identities without compromising on our differences - this would be more than a match for all failed EU policies and would be an economic powerhouse, as we already have a Common Travel Area between the U.K. and Ireland

[@chicken2jail545]

Great video Jamie! We have a crazy election in the US next year so we'll just have to wait and see what happens.

[@MrDeznMark]

God I love the Irish

[@bernardmcavoy1864]

Can we have subtitles please?

[@dubmait]

Just listen

[@bernardmcavoy1864]

@@dubmait Listening to that is painful.

[@dubmait]

@@bernardmcavoy1864 bit ignorant on your part no ?

[@bernardmcavoy1864]

@@dubmait Well , I do have an Irish surname....

[@dubmait]

@@bernardmcavoy1864 doesmt make it less ignorant

[@timothybuchser]

I would like to know if Irish people would support Brexit, if Britain guaranteed to relinquish Northern Ireland as part of the deal?

[@awkward-stranger]

Hell yes!

[@awkward-stranger]

@Caroline Lees, You're right if yer not born in Ireland then your not really Irish. But my family was from Ireland and I have Ireland in my heart!

[@jacobjorgenson9285]

No chance! Ireland is doing great in the EU, smart people

[@thomasdavid7364]

"Relinquish" goooood lord you people are ignorant

[@bernardmcavoy1864]

@@jacobjorgenson9285 If the Irish are doing well, it is because they have been sucking off the EU teet since 1973.

[@jimgoodwin6294]

If the Irish had had a vote and the Brits had stuck their noses in - what would be your reaction?

[@jimgoodwin6294]

karl Moroney Yes, I had an opinion on Trump but it went against the left wing narrative... I thought he’d be good for the US so rather than gobbing off and being an expert before he was elected, I preferred to wait and see how he got on..... Same with Brexit - I think it will be a success, not only for us but for others as well. However, it needs to be implemented first.......

[@notroll1279]

I was positively surprised how jolly the interviewees were. If France, Belgium plus the Netherlands did something pretty silly that threatened to impact the UK's trade with them plus all the countries beyond, you can be sure that the English public would have an opinion about it - and that there would be lots of videos about it. Unlike the Irish, many interviewees would probably call for nuclear force or the Royal Navy and it would be pretty ugly. And since - from an Irish perspective - the current Irish situation is roughly similar to the scenario I described: don't wonder - just enjoy!

[@johnnyreggae969]

What a load of bollocks that is lol

[@jacobjorgenson9285]

Wait what? Britain is a colonising power in Ireland, theres a peace agreement that has stopped the violence there for 30 years. That's agreement days there can be no border between NI and the Republic. If the UK were to leave the custom union that's would need border checks. If you have grasped that you haven't understood the first thing about Brexit

[@thegolem797]

Graggle5 - so, if your country had been invaded (let’s say by the Nazis in 1940), when would you stop fighting to get them out - 10yrs, 50yrs, 500yrs, never?

[@1conor]

Ireland exports more to Belgium than to the UK,

[@gabrielalbuquerque5349]

Conor the main export for Ireland is the USA

[@1conor]

@@gabrielalbuquerque5349 yes 25% to USA 14% to Belgium 12% to UK

[@gabrielalbuquerque5349]

Conor exactly and Uk still needing to import from Ireland

[@MICHAELCAMPBELL69]

The guy with the box talks so much sense

[@frisco21]

While this Irish lad is interviewing another Irish guy about Brexit, the ad board in the background is promoting Coors Beer and McDonalds hamburgers. No matter the topic, American culture is bound to creep in!

[@EMMYK1916]

What you may not realise is that McD’s buy Irish beef and produce, thus supporting Irish farming.

[@normanbrown9225]

All of these People are on a Constant Natural High. 😃

[@lindann2785]

I Love your 'street interviews'!

[@seanmcsharry2004]

The man in the Canada goose jacket with his crystal ball 🔮🔮

[@seamusmcmahon1182]

It already part of the eu.we are no longer irish

[@capricorn1970i]

Some suggest that ROI should leave the EU, too. I remember a poor country joining the EU, receiving lot of money and help from the EU and got on its feet ... todays ROI ...

[@raymonddixon7603]

Oh I thought your were talking about the UK!!. They were also on their knees when they joined the EU. it certainly got them back on their feet. Now they can go it alone!!

[@relentless1989]

@@raymonddixon7603 we all cant go and steal the wealth of other countries, like alot of so called rich European countries, including britain.

[@raymonddixon7603]

@@relentless1989 As an Irishman I completely agree with you 💚🤍💛

[@jonjohnson2844]

The cult like admiration people have for the EU is worrying for Europe - we have some shitty leaders, but we can get them out within a few years, the EU leaders seem to be immune to this and the direction of it seems unstoppable. The UK getting out is good for itself, but not in terms of preventing Europe from being an authoritarian superstate that people are just sleep walking into.

[@jungblutjm]

The commission is renewed every 5 yesrs by the governments in power at that time, all elected. The EU council are the elected prime ministers of Member States. The EU Parliament has a control function on the EU institutions and it‘s members are electrd directly by the European citizens every five years. So where is the democrstic deficit you people seem to lament on continously???

[@EMMYK1916]

@jungblutjm And that comment above yours shows just how ignorant the majority were. I mean, I learnt about the EU institutions in secondary school. Oh, how it's come to bite them in the proverbial now! What a bunch of tossers as Del would say!

[@dennisemanuelsson8240]

I understand the Irish people's concern in Brexit, but I also understand the English people cause England is way more affected of massimigration than both Ireland and Scotland, and I think that's why most Englishmen voted for Brexit. If Ireland were to get Englands numbers of immigrants then I think more Irish votes for an "Irexit" will be heard.

[@pasteldreamer]

1/5 of the ROI’s population is immigrants, same as England. Still really pro-EU. Think England’s problem is racist nationalism, not the EU.

[@seanmccann8368]

@@pasteldreamer Brits are always going to brit.

[@WakaWaka2468]

@@pasteldreamer That number is skewed enormously by Northern Irish who are technically considered foreigners, aswell as British people (who I wouldn't really call foreigners)

[@pasteldreamer]

@@WakaWaka2468 I don't think that's true, a good fifth of the people in my secondary school were first or second gen immigrants. Very few of them came from the UK. Also Anglos are feckin foreign enough, stop talking like a West Brit.

[@DianeD862]

I never wanted this I am all for Ireland love the people I didn't vote for it would love to live in Ireland love this channel and video Diane xxxx 🇨🇮🌎🐸👍👍👍

[@EMMYK1916]

Aw. I pity any pro European Brits. And it boils down to this theory from me. It was an anti tory vote rather than an anti EU vote from the majority. The voters were angry at their own government and that gobshite Farrage (who himself has an EU passport) capitalised on that anger and fear. They don't realise the net contribution the EU makes to road building, promoting foreign direct investment, Erasmus programs etc.

[@BirdsfromHuntingdon]

Down with the EU! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@bennythepooh4905]

Why would the Irish care, they didn’t leave the European Union?

[@frankabagnale6436]

Exactly. I’m Irish. Live in England. Didn’t vote because I don’t care. Simple as that really

[@selkarogers7662]

As a Canadian I see both sides to the controversial decision to leave the EU. It needs to be navigated wisely in order for the outcome to benefit the UK which is why I think it's taking so long. A new trade union needs to be built and I'm hoping that Canada and the UK will build stronger economic ties through brexit. I do hope CANZAK becomes a reality. It should be easy for us to supply cheap energy along with so many other goods and services to our friends across the pond. If people could freely work between our countries it would also help our skilled labour shortage and bring more prosperity to everyone. Here's hoping a better solution will be created.

[@Kaiserbill99]

The relationship between Ireland and the EU is a very different one to that of the UK and the EU. Both countries joined the Common market on the same day and it would be fair to say that it was the UK that was the prize for the Europeans and not Ireland. Whilst the UK has pumped billions into the EU and received only a fraction of that money back in regional funding, Ireland has received billions in handouts dragging Ireland into prosperity from a second world nation with crappy roads filled with antique cars. The UK has funded pretty much every road and bridge in Spain and Portugal and subsidised the whole of France's peasant farm industry. Whatever your politics on Brexit the position of the UK and how it has been taken advantage of needs to be recognised. The EU may have been a cash cow for Ireland but not for every member state.

[@joaoalmendra65]

Loved every person. Hilarious. Loads of honesty.

[@davidpryle3935]

It’s amazing how misinformed some of the people in this video were about travel between the U.K and Ireland. They don’t seem to have heard of the common travel area, or the fact that it predates the EEC/EU by many decades. Brexit had no affect at all on Irish people’s right to travel to, or live and work in the U.K, and vice versa.

[@elizabethgunning6745]

Brexit with 'no deal' (freedom) and may many other countries follow including Ireland!

[@Greenockianx]

The woman at 4:44 who thinks Boris Johnson is doing a good job...what a shocker that she's a Republican. Bye bye "United" Kingdom. Next stop Scottish independence - bring it on.

[@Awetopsy1703]

Very nice interviews Mr. Car you do it well 👍👍

[@brianbozo2447]

Because Ireland has already given up its sovereignty. Every second word is f... and b.... And there is very little real consideration of the issues. The EU says to Ireland "Jump " and Ireland said "How High?" and take more migrants and Ireland say "How Many?"

[@sarahcrews2544]

I never thought brexit was a good idea but what would it mean to Ireland really? I’m not sure. Like tighter boarder control and higher prices on goods imported?

[@BFinesilver2]

Likely the opposite. The UK can set import taxes on imported good after Brexit. All essential goods would have ZERO tariffs, thereby making them cheaper. The UK would hope for a reciprocal measure in return (free trade).

[@frankthetank5708]

Ben Finesilver Yeah, will just wipe out farming and fishing in the UK. Don’t think that any state in the EU wants something like that.

[@Lixsna]

A no-deal Brexit essentially breaks the international treaty that is the Good Friday Agreement. That's basically what the Brits want. F*k them to Hell.

[@nigelmartin2254]

Hello Lixna, I am an English Brexiteer. I do not want turbulence on the Irish border and hope for sensible working arrangements. I just want democracy in my country, where we can hire and fire our politicians at the ballot box.You can't fire the the EU Commissioners who are the real decision makers.Go well

[@MylarFoilBalloon]

@@BFinesilver2 but if the UK wants free trade with the Ireland (EU country) then UK will have to agree a deal with the EU

[@AJ_real]

Irish people *interviews mostly with Dubs. Way to go.

[@Robbiewa-bg4lu]

We did the best thing ever by leaving the EU.

[@mightyc3313]

Yes Finally your country Will fall apart

[@belltond1527]

@@mightyc3313 it hasn’t yet

[@violetgruner707]

Americans understand these Irish !! Do not need translation. Body language, smiles says it all..

[@leonjfborges]

Interesting, but I find amusing the Brexitiers comments. What the Irish were saying about laugh about Brexit is what goes on around the world. People think that Brexit is a big joke.

[@ncmac3706]

If the Irish had any sense they would get out off EU too and claim back their country

[@andrew30m]

Nua Cunningham if you say you voted brexit in a management job it’s a career killer, you look like an imbecile.

[@jacobjorgenson9285]

Irish laws rules Ireland

[@Alphamask978]

I’m British and I think Brexit is a load of shite lol Boris fucked it up 😂! I love the comments in the video by the way it was great craic haha

[@jm763cbdh3]

At least the vaccine is getting about a bit quicker

[@MICHAELCAMPBELL69]

Watching the landscape on here I wish we got out too

[@paulmcgee2765]

I tink😂 Brexit is bollox😂😂, seriously the Irish are really great witty people luv ya all🇬🇧

[@danieladams4561]

Look we've left but Irish people should be able to come and go as they please. They should be made a special case as "Europeans" as our relationship with Ireland is different to any other European country.

[@sdprz7893]

They’re a lot smarter and more open minded than I thought.

[@EMMYK1916]

Am...we've one of the best educational systems in Europe and one of the highest rates of third level participation. We were once called the land of Saints & Scholars.

[@roisinsteed5241]

We are a lot smarter than most honey .

[@ebenezercudjoe1040]

@@EMMYK1916 yeah I have learnt a lot from Irish people. They are very good and they respect human beings too

[@mrchelsea7171]

Would love to stay in EU if it was only about trade but United States of Europe... fuck that

[@motocross_cooper]

Here’s something that I wish people across our World would understand and truly Live by: *”MORE FREEDOM FOR A COUNTRY OR CITY OR INDIVIDUALS, IS ALWAYS BETTER. THAN MORE BUREAUCRACY & MORE GOVERNMENT CONTROL! NO MATTER HOW MANY SUPPOSED “BENEFITS & CONVENIENCES” POLITICIANS CLAIM GOVERNMENT PROVIDES. THE COST *IS ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS* HIGHER THAT THE MEASLY BENEFITS PEOPLE RECEIVE.* BECAUSE, THE MOST VITAL FACT, PEOPLE NEED TO UNDERSTAND IS: ANYTHING & EVERYTHING THAT ANY GOVERNMENT “PROVIDES” TO IT’S PEOPLE, FIRST HAD TO *TAKEN FROM THOSE VERY PEOPLE.* GOVERNMENT DOES NOT CREATE ANYTHING, EVERY TAX DOLLAR PAID TO A CITIZEN. FIRST HAD TO BE TAKEN FROM A CITIZEN. EVERY “RIGHT & PRIVILEGE” A GOVERNMENT ALLOWS TO PEOPLE LIKE : FISHING, HUNTING OR DRIVING A CAR. THE PERSON ALREADY HAD THAT RIGHT, BUT, THE GOVERNMENT FIRST HAD TO COME IN AND STRIPP THAT RIGHT FROM EVERYONE. JUST TO THEN *SELL* THOSE RIGHTS BACK TO SOME PEOPLE. So in the case of Brexit, Britain will absolutely have MORE OPPORTUNITIES & ABILITY, To trade goods to whom ever AFTER BREXIT. Because, There will be 1 less level of Government TAKING THEIR RIGHTS AWAY FROM THEM, AND THEN *SELLING* THOSE RIGHTS BACK TO *ONLY A SELECT FEW INDIVIDUALS.*

[@wheelie_1988]

I'm half northern Irish and half English. I would like to see Ireland whole again outside the EU. Also can you do a video of what Southern Ireland think on CANZUK?

[@kevinchadwick9644]

I’m also Half Irish and Half British and I would like to see a United Ireland with good relations with the UK because we are more similar than we think

[@wheelie_1988]

@@kevinchadwick9644 alot more than the sinking EU. The only thing the EU has in common is trade and that's it. With CANZUK we got alot more in common then just trade.

[@BirdsfromHuntingdon]

@@wheelie_1988 Bring on CANZUK!

[@wheelie_1988]

@@BirdsfromHuntingdon that's if it happens lol.

[@WakaWaka2468]

@@kevinchadwick9644 Didn't you play for Man United?

[@countycricklewood]

Thank you! Companies by passing England coming to Ireland!

[@seas1392]

At 7 minutes and 10 the guy might seem like he's a bit psycho but what he says is the truth

[@codenameeaglecooldown900]

Irish are the funniest people on europe while germans are the hardest. Maybe German needs some irish in the country.

[@forestmanzpedia]

Germans make jokes, often sarcastic, and keep a straight face.

[@rickyke2549]

what language are they speaking

[@denfyrstesumareninoreg3455]

IRISH

[@jamesmcnaboe8184]

If eire was to leave aswell,no problem

[@googlebarbaralernerspectre2581]

Ireland will be amazing after BREXIT, you import 90% from Britain and 10% from the EU...

[@jacobjorgenson9285]

Boris is selling out NI, there will be a customs border in the Irish sea and goods will flow like before

[@wannaseesomestuff]

Who let this simpleton out ?

[@taintabird23]

Ireland imported only 24% of its stuff from the UK (2018), 17% from the United States, and 15% of France.

[@brianc3817]

Nice makey uppy statistics there lol

[@bougharrachedi]

I think EU produce better and faster and cheaper. Enjoy your taxes, u will miss french cheese 🧀 fromage and perfum ..LOL

[@Abby_walks]

Brexit is Bullshit!!! Or as many of those guys said Brexit is bollocks!!!

[@sirdavidr6064]

What do you tink of brexit

[@mdcontractors1415]

Brexit was the best thing that ever happened.

[@Banjaxed-rb2wd]

Yer man at 3:40 hit the nail on the head

[@petehuda7457]

5.40 min whats her accrnt from

[@dunnk90]

The pub.

[@bellehartley]

“It’s hilarious to watch”, that was grand.

[@mickeymouse3933]

Agreed it’s been a disaster speaking as someone from scotland! It’s hillarious how england wanted there independence from the EU but they want to stop scotland having a second chance at independence even though it would seem that’s what the people want!

[@dennisemanuelsson8240]

The situation has change a lot since 2014 and it is only fair that the Scottish people can get a second say in this. However though I do understand why many Englishmen voted for Brexit as a Swede. Massimigration is something that EU has drowned both Sweden and England with and the situation of immigration is not as bad in Scotland as it is in England or Sweden and I think that's why many common people in England voted for Brexit. Just what I think, though I belive Scotland has their right to decide over their own fate.

[@mickeymouse3933]

@@dennisemanuelsson8240 I agree with everything you said!

[@mickeymouse3933]

@MsMissy it would seem we are considering your prime minister and anyone from the Conservative party totally opposes the idea maybe because you get a large share of our yearly GDP and you would lose that if we gained independence. It’s funny how you look down on us considering you’ve let your country turn into a third world country I didn’t even recognise Manchester or london last time I was there unsafe places and I’d hate to live in England!

[@robertbrowne4049]

The guy at 12:57 nailed it!