Burns the orange part, which completes the tricolour meaning peace between Catholics and Protestants....because the orange part "isn't their culture".....has an ORANGE march every year, to celebrate their culture....I'm going for a lie down 😂
Orange and green were weird colors to chose tho. Catholics are normally represented with yellow or gold and Protestants as blue in the rest of the world.
That is because British culture and orange culture has been cleansed from Irish society. Throughout England, Scotland and even Northern Ireland you will see the Irish tricolour flying outside pubs, restaurants, etc., but British flags are not accepted down south. This is why unionists up north fear a United Ireland outside the U.K. will extinguish their culture.
I agree that some things must change, but every single thing like loyalist bonfires the 12th of July and many more are constantly being targeted negatively I'm the media, that's why loyalist people feel that there culture is trying too be removed. And regardless if ni stays in UK or there's a United Ireland the loyalist culture has too be part of that, look what happened in this country when Catholic people were treated as second class citizens we should learn from that, simply turning things around were loyalist people are second class citizens is certainly not the answer, I have friends on both sides of the community and have lived in both aswell, I blame the media for alot of the negative way they portray the loyalist culture I understand a large section of the community hate the likes of the 12th of July but just look at the crowds all over the country especially the belfast parade there's thousands of people from all over the world it's important too a massive section of the community here, I don't no the answer for moving forward but I do believe if the loyalist culture keeps being banned into submission I genuinely fear it would lead too another tragic outcome in this country.
Looks at the ww1 war memorial in the republic lol and try and do a poppy appeals where little old women get paint thrown on them and spat at for raising funds for the war dead.
@@thischannelisnowdefunct As a British citizen outside Belfast yes they don't know till this day what the orange stands for. Needles to say but I will, that many Northern Irish Catholics are exactly the same and despise the thought it represents prods an would know as much about the orange part as their foes. There are alot of dummys in Ulster
isn't the white supposed to represent peace between the green and the orange? The division started for contrived reasons, but both of them are Irish. Degrading the other's colours isn't going to change that.
@@glasgowrangersyouletyourcl5032 If you're Irish fine, but those girls do have a clue, they know they are British and born and bred in the UK which Ulster is part of it.
@@J.cd33 but division by bare nature and self selected at public purse in NORTHERN IRELAND DELIBERTLY creating ira sinn fein catchment vote.. Meet only same ppl makes in groomed and indoctrination of separations. For whole of child's life whilst opening arms to many faiths and cultures but not own shared community.. Schools on own do well but are also triple funded from state. Church. USA Ireland community.. EU funds.. Peace this and that money maker funds.. Not fair to other kids and kids themselves.
@@J.cd33i think religious schools should be banned if people want to learn about a religion go to a church, chapel, synagogue, mosque etc they should be kept out of schools
I’ve never seen a person from the south burn a Union Jack. But every single year I drive through Ballynahinch and see a massive bonfire with Irish flags on it.
The Tricolor is a relatively new flag. Despite it's noble desire to represent both traditions on this Island - it quickly failed. For all it's existence it has been closely associated nationalism, violent uprising and terrorism - regularly used as a coffin drape for men of violence. Never my flag.
@@Unknown-pi5ll So ? The Unionist have only been marrying other Protestants for the past 400 years and with a such a small minority of them it’s not unlikely that there is to a degree inbreeding
I'm Northern Irish and was raised in a loyalist family and I have to say I am ashamed and disgusted in my culture and the way these children and most people in Ireland have been brainswashed to believe this is the way to go about.
Sad that these children have the perception that their national identity is under attack by the alleged burning of Union Jacks by other community members. This type of inculcation cannot be eradicated within a segregated school system in Northern Ireland.
@L C no get it right, it's the republicans who don't want to leave the issue alone, the Good Friday agreement was signed, obviously that wasn't enough for the IRA, that shows how interested in peace they are.
They’re only kids but clearly their parents and schools haven’t taught them about the history of the tricolour or anything really. It’s not their fault but still they should have been taught better
Ali B I was raised by republican parents who kept me quite shielded from the hatred that still goes on in the north as a young child, I didn’t know catholic’s abd Protestants had a “bad blood” until I went to secondary school. I was raised to respect everyone who respected me. Its the same case with a lot of others. Don’t demonise my politics by saying my parents didn’t raise me right, id be killed by my parent if I was to damage or burn another community’s flag.
Ali B the Union Jack is a flag of oppression, imperialism and genocide not just in Ireland but anywhere the British empire went. The tricolour was a flag gifted to the Irish people by he French to symbolize peace between Catholics and Protestants.
Cloudy the tricolour represents peace. The Union Jack represents oppression, genocide, imperialism not just in Ireland but around the world. If they identify with the UJ fine, but don’t burn a flag that represents peace
Uhmm having a bindi on head isnt necessarily a Hindu practice.. some wear it for show and there is no way a Hindu would mark a Tika/bindi this badly.. it's placed slightly above the eyebrow length between the two eyebrows.
This is absolutely disgusting, I consider myself a unionist but you shouldn’t burn any flag in my opinion. A flag is culture and you’re disrespecting someone else’s culture by burning their flag.
And the British complain about second generation immigrants not integrating. Try having British immigrants in your country after 200 years who still dont call themselves Irish and burn Irish flags as their culture. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People_of_Northern_Ireland#National_identity
Except its not ur land idiot u lost look up william of orange look up oliver Cromwell ur like the Indians in the USA 200 years and they are still complaining they LOST
The Ulsterman This has fuck all to do with picking on the working class. Loyalists, rich or poor, old or young, quite often tend to be confused about their own cultural identity. Thank fuck I was fortunate enough to be born into the Roman Catholic community, and I say this as an irreligious person.
+Seán Quinn Oh look a knuckle dragging Irish Communist never has an ideology brought so much suffering and death than world wide Communism yet you fetishise over it why?
That's not true!!!**!!!!!!!! Ireland does not burn the ni flag ireland rules and what they said in that video is so raised to Irish people. Ireland rules 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
But union flags and ulster banners are also burnt in nationalist strongholds. There are videos of them on TH-cam. Both Nationalist and Unionists should respect each other's flags. After all, we should not let our past troubles stand in the way of progress and friendship. 🇬🇧🤝🇨🇮 forever.
Bet you have never seen a Union Jack flying outside a pub, restaurant or a lamppost in the ROI because unionism is an unacceptable unwelcome culture down south. But you will see Irish tricolours flying in Wales, Scotland, England and Northern Ireland outside pubs, restaurants, lampposts. Irish culture is accepted throughout the U.K. but British culture and identity is unacceptable in the Republic of Ireland.
@@rossmcconnell7525 I have never seen a Union Jack flying in the Republic of Ireland. I’m Irish and live in the UK. I’ll never forget the time we took our UK registered car to visit my parents in the republic. Lots of staring, pointing, double takes etc. it’s was very unnerving. It really freaked my partner out at the time.
As an Albanian who is Catholic, I don't understand Ireland. We Albanians see each other as family. Albania is a majority muslim nation, but there are many catholics and orthodox within it and to me and to most Albanians, we are all Albanians fighting for total unification. Kosovo is 99% muslim but they're Albanians and my blood brothers. No matter what religion, Albanians desire the unification of Kosovo, Albania, and Western Macedonia. It sickens me that Northern Irish would side with a nation that starved them as apposed to their Irish Kin and BURN THEIR FLAG. Utterly disgusting. Shame
It's a political conflict more than anything, Nationalists and Republicans vs Unionists and Loyalism to the British Crown. Religion is more of a side factor. For example you can be a Catholic Unionist or a Protestant Nationalist.
what about if it was the other way round, would you say the same? Or is it alright for the IRA to be intolerant because they are a bunch of commie scum
As a Protestant I think they should not burn the colour orange because it’s represents Protestants . But the Northern Irish people do have a right of self-determination if they want to wave the British flag not the Irish flag they should be allowed to .
Would Yorkshire have a right to secede from England and join Ireland if the people there voted for it and do you think the British government would let it? Nobody is stopping Unionists from flying their flags, having marches or celebrating their culture but Ireland is a nation all 32 counties off it and the British state doesn't get to carve off 6 counties of it, plant them with settlers and claim them. It's a manufactured statelet, they didn't even take the whole province of Ulster because there were too many Catholics in the other 3 counties. The only way to achieve lasting peace in Ireland is to reunify and sever the link with Britain.
@@stallthedigger2599 actually communists disguising as nationalists like the IRA are stopping unionists from flying their flags having marches and celebrating their culture by committing terrorist attacks killing them & starting wars using the Irish also Catholics by pretending to be nationalists so they can take over Ireland just like Nelson Mandela , the ANC & Robert Mugabe pretend to be Nationalists use black people to help them take over South Africa & Rhodesia .
@@stallthedigger2599 If I’m wrong then answer this question which country’s do you think Ireland has way more in common with when it comes to genetics language culture traditions history etc Scotland or France , England or Germany , Wales or Spain ?.
Very true I'm from the republic and the reason most of us don't get offended when we see someone burning the flag is because some other idoit is burning a unionjack somewhere we just shrug our shoulders and either say that's just northern Ireland been northern Ireland or else that place is never going to sort itself out how can you blame the people when the example their getting from their political leaders is either orange or green rhetoric.
@@shane-irishthere is definitely elements of each side which are as bad as each other. The problem is the kids like these ones are raised to think of catholics as the enemy and same Catholic kids thinking Protestants are the enemy, and it'll just continue to move through each generation.
@@peterfitzgerald7734 what part exactly is based on fact? We certainly don't burn the union jack! If they think like that, then what hope have we for future generations and peace?
@@AS256 There will be Irish unity before your days are numbered, planter. If you don't like it, leave Ireland and return home to your beloved ancestral homeland in Britain. Brits out of Ireland. TAL.
Because unfortunately there's still basically no integration in Northern Ireland, the communities remain separate from each other and alot of parents are still teaching their kids that they can't get along with the other side.
She's only a little kid who knows no better and her parents shouldn't be promoting this type of language and behaviour . I'm sure in a few years once she has experienced the world played, worked and travelled and met some Catholics from the north and the south she will look back and be a bit embarassed by this video . We all make mistakes and I'm sure she'll turn out to be a good girl .
Would be interesting to hear what they think the 12th of July is all about. Because they do seem rather clueless about the event. And someone needs to remind your one on the left with the red dot on her forehead. That Hindus have absolutely nothing to do with this event.
@@xoxsupercavexox no it's not ira flag in NI is tricolor who can love terrorism.? Plus flag never represented the shared heritage inclusive of orange..
This island is: Éire.Irland. Derry and Dublin, Belfast and Cork = Irland. I"m Polish, not Irish. I'm not hate Englishman. But..this is Irland. Hey Englishman! Do you like when muslim in Birmingham talk to you: It's not England! Not my flag, Burn st.George cross! :)
Sad that there parents or probably "parent" didn't try and educate these young girls , There's more to life than this "us and them" attitudes. I mean the excitement on her face when she says "burn it" ....proper embarrassing . hopefully one day they move out of there ghettos and see that there's more to life and more to culture than burning flags ...
I was going to say that this is absolutely disgusting. But it's probably sad, more than anything.It's sad that this regressive element still thrives among the young in NI. And it's crazy that Sandy Row is right in the centre of Belfast, between City Hall and Queens University. Can you imagine a scene like that in the MIDDLE of any civilised capital city in the Western world? It actually looks like it could be Chechnya. Unbelievable. We can only those girls grow up, get a proper education, dismiss these prejudices and look back at this video with their heads held in shame.
You wouldn't get that in Dublin would you? An inner city area that has uneducated, terrorist supporting, eejits walking about? Looks like Mogadishu? Booby Sands on the wall? That wouldn't happen, surely not? Evee been to Dublin?
Its nothing to do with Sandy Row. Kids across Northern Ireland from all backgrounds wouldn't have great love for the Irish tri-colour. Certainly when I see it, I think fear and hate rather then peace and love.
HangTheDJ16 very true it's disgusting children of that age to think it's normal to burn another nations flag it's a total disgrace looking at that thier never be true peace
To answer your question, no, you wouldn't. I went to college in Dublin for four years and never saw anyone burning flags, even in the inner city. Nor do people habitually burn effigies of the British Queen or Glasgow Rangers tops or any common loyalist symbols. Last time it happened historically was probably after Bloody Sunday in 1972, which was a very destabilising event on the island of Ireland. Unlike July in NI where hundreds of thousands of loyalists engage in hateful behaviour. They behave themselves on the Orange marches in Rossnowlagh, though. Because they know what would happen if they didn't...
This, kids is a prime example of how stuiped some people are, he cries if a british man jokes about ireland but hates on the uk like there is no tommorow
Nationalist bonfires don't burn the British flag that's the point. Even if they did it is a small minority, Loyalism is built on hatred of the ethnic Irish not naturally it is normal for them to burn nationalist and republican symbols.
@@fluffyponys7164 A select few scumbags do but it definitely isn't the norm. I was born in a nationalist estate in Antrim and on the Bonfire there were only nationalist and republican flags, that would get taken down just before burning. Loyalists do this as the normality though, which is sad.
yeh right......tell me why do you call yourselves nationalists when Sinn Fein is a communist party and like all communist parties they don't actually believe in their country but in a so called UNIVERSAL SOCIETY. Could you please explain to me what is a "universal society"? Is it what they've got in Orlando, Florida ?
They say *their flag is red white and blue "the unionjack". Which is actually British. Our Flag is infact Red and White "Only". The unionjack is the support for royal marines.
Ulster is doing fine mate, it was around long before the knuckle dragging inbred planters showed up and it'll be around long after their vile bigoted culture is extinct
@@dsafindom . Aye but they'll accept and rob the British pound and their priests teach them the hatred against Protestants within their own churches. That's when they aren't taking them on 'outings.'
Sinne Fianna Fáil, atá faoi gheall ag Éirinn, Buíon dár slua thar toinn do ráinig chugainn, Faoi mhóid bheith saor Seantír ár sinsear feasta, Ní fhágfar faoin tíorán ná faoin tráill. Anocht a théam sa bhearna bhaoil, Le gean ar Ghaeil, chun báis nó saoil, Le gunna-scréach faoi lámhach na bpiléar, Seo libh canaig' amhrán na bhFiann!!!
Aontaím go mór leat. Déanann na cailíní faoi smacht seo fíorchultúr, teanga, bratach agus féiniúlacht a shéanadh. Tá meas againn orainn, náisiún liobrálach agus intinn oscailte, ach ní éilíonn siad é. Ba cheart deireadh a chur leis na círéibeacha agus na tine chnámh mímhorálta seo gach Iúil.
NI is not a very multicultural place apart from Catholics and Protestants. So there is still a fear of the other, and this is reflected in Loyalist attacks on ethnic minorities. Also Unionists tend to have a traditionalist view of British identity as White and Protestant, despite Mainland Britain being increasingly secular and non White. 12% of the House of Commons is Catholic. www.theguardian.com/uk/2006/may/30/race.northernireland
I don't see what the big deal is. The Irish flag is a foreign flag. To the Protestant/Unionist community that these girls come from the flag has been used for 40+ years by all kinds of terrorist and political organisations to murder, bomb and attack the community. They quite rightly therefore see the flag as the enemy, and is it really surprise they burn it? Definitely not. Maybe in the future with a more peaceful island that enemy image can be decreased and removed in time. However for as long as these communities are attacked in a sectarian manner politically or otherwise because of who they are then I suspect the Irish flag will continue to be viewed as an enemy.
You continuing to view the Irish flag as the “enemy” is exactly the problem. This peaceful idea you have in your mind is nothing but a fantasy if you’re not also willing to bury the hatchet.
@@asurabishop2818 Support the cause...........the cause to be an EU whore that tells us when to have a piss..........the cause that threw babies born out of wedlock into septic tanks..............the cause of a backward, kip..............find a new cause,
Probably living in a wee two up two down hut in sandy row with two kids each with no man in sight... Dirty half ripped Union Jack outside the gaff.. Proud British brew victims 😂
Youth culture was once about being progressive and fowrard looking. Terrible to see young people going backwards. If they really knew what the troubles were like.
@An honest chap well since it's no longer ruling the seas of 17th century and destroying the French it's come home to land and fly's with our historical pride :)
It's so sad to see these kids at such a young age with such hate thinking's. Their parents don't deserve to be parents,they should be in a mental institution.
You blame the parents but most people who grew up in Ireland know it's not the parents fault. It's the outside influences, friends, news, paramilitaries and murals.
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Burns the orange part, which completes the tricolour meaning peace between Catholics and Protestants....because the orange part "isn't their culture".....has an ORANGE march every year, to celebrate their culture....I'm going for a lie down 😂
Orange and green were weird colors to chose tho. Catholics are normally represented with yellow or gold and Protestants as blue in the rest of the world.
@@francogiobbimontesanti3826 Catholics=Irish=Green
@@aodhanmorris3410 Not true
Thats if they have a culture
exactly
I don’t think the kids are to blame, it’s the damn parents
And these kinds will one day become parents and therein lies the problem!
I've lived in Ireland, Republic, 33 years and I have never, and likely never will, see a NI or UK flag on fire.
That is because British culture and orange culture has been cleansed from Irish society. Throughout England, Scotland and even Northern Ireland you will see the Irish tricolour flying outside pubs, restaurants, etc., but British flags are not accepted down south. This is why unionists up north fear a United Ireland outside the U.K. will extinguish their culture.
I agree with that comment but the union jack and ni flag is set on fire every year on Republican bonfires,
I agree that some things must change, but every single thing like loyalist bonfires the 12th of July and many more are constantly being targeted negatively I'm the media, that's why loyalist people feel that there culture is trying too be removed. And regardless if ni stays in UK or there's a United Ireland the loyalist culture has too be part of that, look what happened in this country when Catholic people were treated as second class citizens we should learn from that, simply turning things around were loyalist people are second class citizens is certainly not the answer, I have friends on both sides of the community and have lived in both aswell, I blame the media for alot of the negative way they portray the loyalist culture I understand a large section of the community hate the likes of the 12th of July but just look at the crowds all over the country especially the belfast parade there's thousands of people from all over the world it's important too a massive section of the community here, I don't no the answer for moving forward but I do believe if the loyalist culture keeps being banned into submission I genuinely fear it would lead too another tragic outcome in this country.
@@darrenrankin2486
What bonfires?? Complete fabrication. Who told you that?
Looks at the ww1 war memorial in the republic lol and try and do a poppy appeals where little old women get paint thrown on them and spat at for raising funds for the war dead.
I wonder where they bought the tricolours from. lol. The person that sold them must be on to a fortune. ironic lolt
China make fortune in the flag sector around July every year.
@@chrisclark1761 I thought Dumb and Dumber were blokes!
They're most likely nicked from republican areas. Like burning your enemies colours.
The kids don't truly understand the gravity of what they're involved in. They're just parroting the spiel given to them by the adults who raise them.
Brits in a nutshell
it's wrong to force your beliefs on to your children
Ulster Scots abuse thier children worse than Roman Catholic Priests
The nationalists do the exact same thing.
@@nintendokid0662 Irish in a nutshell
They do know the orange represents the protestants, right?
@CorkCityFC RebelArmy That's what I said. I said protestants, not unionists.
@@thischannelisnowdefunct As a British citizen outside Belfast yes they don't know till this day what the orange stands for. Needles to say but I will, that many Northern Irish Catholics are exactly the same and despise the thought it represents prods an would know as much about the orange part as their foes. There are alot of dummys in Ulster
@@stuartcampbell4432 Eww, Bri"ish?
Ye ik if there burning anything it should be the green 😂😂
isn't the white supposed to represent peace between the green and the orange?
The division started for contrived reasons, but both of them are Irish. Degrading the other's colours isn't going to change that.
Very sad to see such hatred in the young
Sad that parents continue to raise their children to be haters.
Dakesh Entertainment they all still do
@@skeptic781 Why not love your enemy like that ignorant carpenter thought you Jesus.
@@skeptic781🤨
"As they should". 😄
🤡
@@YesOkayButWhyI guess that's why everyone hates you 😂
Red white and blue and they haven't got a clue
UNDERATED
I hope you're not British, because if you are it means you don't have a clue.
@@vat6989 if you've read my comment and think I'm british then you havent got a clue 🙂
@@glasgowrangersyouletyourcl5032 If you're Irish fine, but those girls do have a clue, they know they are British and born and bred in the UK which Ulster is part of it.
@@vat6989 Cavan, Monaghan and Donega part of the UK?
I blame the parents for the indoctrination of hatred also for the ignorance of not knowing what the orange represents 🤣.
No I blame aphreid faith schools for not respecting orange North or South which is as much of their community as other cultures
@@joprocter4573 In the Republic we mostly have catholic schools, of course there not got to teach you about Protestants
@@J.cd33 but division by bare nature and self selected at public purse in NORTHERN IRELAND DELIBERTLY creating ira sinn fein catchment vote.. Meet only same ppl makes in groomed and indoctrination of separations. For whole of child's life whilst opening arms to many faiths and cultures but not own shared community.. Schools on own do well but are also triple funded from state. Church. USA Ireland community.. EU funds.. Peace this and that money maker funds.. Not fair to other kids and kids themselves.
@@J.cd33i think religious schools should be banned if people want to learn about a religion go to a church, chapel, synagogue, mosque etc they should be kept out of schools
It's always sad to see children brainwashed in ignorance and hatred.
Tim McLaughlin
Yeah it's sad the Republic of Ireland does that
Their land can do what they want, only for the Orange order they'd be out of NI
Who's pushing them out ? No one, it is their country and yet republican sinn fein complain every time. Boo hoo lol
Mr X Protestant terrorists do it not republicans Protestants should be moved back to Scotland and England where their useless asses came from
Tony Campbell are u a prod ?
I’ve never seen a person from the south burn a Union Jack. But every single year I drive through Ballynahinch and see a massive bonfire with Irish flags on it.
Honestly it's time we return the favour
@@christiankalinkina239 agreed.
The Tricolor is a relatively new flag. Despite it's noble desire to represent both traditions on this Island - it quickly failed. For all it's existence it has been closely associated nationalism, violent uprising and terrorism - regularly used as a coffin drape for men of violence. Never my flag.
There are plenty of Union flags being burnt in Ireland. Take your blinkers off.
@@KR-us9pj indeed. More Unionists prefer the St Patrick’s Saltire.
This is what happens when you have decades of unchecked inbreeding...
Northern Ireland is not Pakistan you fucking idiot.
Are you sure you’re not inbred?.
@@Unknown-pi5ll So ? The Unionist have only been marrying other Protestants for the past 400 years and with a such a small minority of them it’s not unlikely that there is to a degree inbreeding
@@Rm-ss5gv the plurality of the population ain't a small minority
I'm Northern Irish and was raised in a loyalist family and I have to say I am ashamed and disgusted in my culture and the way these children and most people in Ireland have been brainswashed to believe this is the way to go about.
U might as well go along that's that ur born in ni it's just life
When you say Ireland I think ye mean NI.
@@thenextshenanigantownandth4393 you mean the ROI
@@adhamhmacconchobhair7565 no i mean 🇮🇪
@@adhamhmacconchobhair7565 the official name of roi is just ireland
The intelligence of a small farm animal
You mean intelligence of a catholic
@Liam C you could say that to deebo belfast
Scottish planters
@@EireEigthyFour you say that like it’s an insult when the man you clearly support for President is Scotch-American and fiercely proud of it.
Both Loyalists and Republicans have low I.Q.
It takes a special kind of stupid to be sectarian.
As part irish this disgusts me kids learning to hate such a shame this world come to now a day's
I flushed that flag
They call it culture.
Sad that these children have the perception that their national identity is under attack by the alleged burning of Union Jacks by other community members. This type of inculcation cannot be eradicated within a segregated school system in Northern Ireland.
If people are burning your flag, that is your national identity under attack. What other interpretation is there.
We try to show the loyalists some respect and flip us off. Absolutely disgusting.
It could be that the North is just looking for the Republic to leave them alone.
No you dont the second we expose ourselves you fucking open fire
All we get from yous is comments like you saying our day will come but no one gives a bloody fuck
@L C no get it right, it's the republicans who don't want to leave the issue alone, the Good Friday agreement was signed, obviously that wasn't enough for the IRA, that shows how interested in peace they are.
@@James-nw1oj ....and they end up killing their own people, what a bunch of idiots
They’re only kids but clearly their parents and schools haven’t taught them about the history of the tricolour or anything really. It’s not their fault but still they should have been taught better
Ali B I was raised by republican parents who kept me quite shielded from the hatred that still goes on in the north as a young child, I didn’t know catholic’s abd Protestants had a “bad blood” until I went to secondary school. I was raised to respect everyone who respected me. Its the same case with a lot of others. Don’t demonise my politics by saying my parents didn’t raise me right, id be killed by my parent if I was to damage or burn another community’s flag.
@Ali B brought up by ignorance? Not like we go around making bonfires and sticking the jack on it
Ali B the Union Jack is a flag of oppression, imperialism and genocide not just in Ireland but anywhere the British empire went. The tricolour was a flag gifted to the Irish people by he French to symbolize peace between Catholics and Protestants.
Cloudy the tricolour represents peace. The Union Jack represents oppression, genocide, imperialism not just in Ireland but around the world. If they identify with the UJ fine, but don’t burn a flag that represents peace
Ali B what? The Union Jack is a symbol of evil anywhere it went. The tricolour represents peace. What’s your problem?
Erin Go Braugh
An bhfuil Gaeilge agat?
@@duineeireannach6588 nah
Éirinn go brach
@@adhamhmacconchobhair7565 you've spelled it wrong too, for the love of god its erin go bragh
@@duineeireannach6588 I think they saw that clip from braveheart and adapted it to Ireland
The girl with the pink dot on her head is clearly a Hindu not a Protestant.
true but she might identify with the uk instead of ireland now I'm just guessing
Uhmm having a bindi on head isnt necessarily a Hindu practice.. some wear it for show and there is no way a Hindu would mark a Tika/bindi this badly.. it's placed slightly above the eyebrow length between the two eyebrows.
No, don’t be ridiculous. It’s her sign-off button
True. But many people like to just label them as protestants cause their sectarian. Either that or really ignorant
Britain is Hindu now
This is absolutely disgusting, I consider myself a unionist but you shouldn’t burn any flag in my opinion. A flag is culture and you’re disrespecting someone else’s culture by burning their flag.
Why do you wanna be a unionist and British?
The English,Welsh and Scottish don't want you
They consider you irish
Ur absolutely right lad
That young girls a Hindu not a Protestant
I wanna dislike this twice
Poor kids
I flushed your flag sorry ;)
@@vetfash9090 i flushed your flag too
@@jasonirwin2947 no you didn't you fruit
And the British complain about second generation immigrants not integrating.
Try having British immigrants in your country after 200 years who still dont call themselves Irish and burn Irish flags as their culture.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People_of_Northern_Ireland#National_identity
Yeah almost like having catholics in scotland who sing IRA songs all the time.
Except its not ur land idiot u lost look up william of orange look up oliver Cromwell ur like the Indians in the USA 200 years and they are still complaining they LOST
@@heewee6608 Northern Ireland's days are numbered. Tick tock.
@@Vesividad86 Singing anti English songs upsets Orange Proddy Ranger lot in Scotland that funny 🤣
@@Vesividad86 beautiful music can brighten anybody day there providing a public service way to make art more accessible to the working class lads
It's easy to pick on the working class in fact it seems trendy these days...
The Ulsterman This has fuck all to do with picking on the working class. Loyalists, rich or poor, old or young, quite often tend to be confused about their own cultural identity. Thank fuck I was fortunate enough to be born into the Roman Catholic community, and I say this as an irreligious person.
+Seán Quinn Oh look a knuckle dragging Irish Communist never has an ideology brought so much suffering and death than world wide Communism yet you fetishise over it why?
go farm some potatoes in your own country, you ginger fuck
I’m a prodestemt and a unionist and not a loyalist , have you respect for us ? I also hate murder
Northern Irish Mapping ITS YOU I WATCHED YOUR MAPPING VIDEO MONTHS AGO YOUR A JOKE
They just keep churning out the hatred.
Pure ignorance at its finest!
Triggered Catholics lol
@@skeptic781 Triggered Protestants more like always under siege aren't you.
That's not true!!!**!!!!!!!! Ireland does not burn the ni flag ireland rules and what they said in that video is so raised to Irish people. Ireland rules 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
But union flags and ulster banners are also burnt in nationalist strongholds. There are videos of them on TH-cam. Both Nationalist and Unionists should respect each other's flags. After all, we should not let our past troubles stand in the way of progress and friendship.
🇬🇧🤝🇨🇮 forever.
I've lived in Republic of Ireland for 50 years. I have never seen a union jack set on fire.
Bet you have never seen a Union Jack flying outside a pub, restaurant or a lamppost in the ROI because unionism is an unacceptable unwelcome culture down south. But you will see Irish tricolours flying in Wales, Scotland, England and Northern Ireland outside pubs, restaurants, lampposts. Irish culture is accepted throughout the U.K. but British culture and identity is unacceptable in the Republic of Ireland.
@@rossmcconnell7525 I have never seen a Union Jack flying in the Republic of Ireland. I’m Irish and live in the UK. I’ll never forget the time we took our UK registered car to visit my parents in the republic. Lots of staring, pointing, double takes etc. it’s was very unnerving. It really freaked my partner out at the time.
@@mamaraah2578 Liar.
UK-registered cars are a common sight on Irish roads - even as far south as Cork.
They do not understand the history beetween ireland and england
More than you understand it probably
As an Albanian who is Catholic, I don't understand Ireland. We Albanians see each other as family. Albania is a majority muslim nation, but there are many catholics and orthodox within it and to me and to most Albanians, we are all Albanians fighting for total unification. Kosovo is 99% muslim but they're Albanians and my blood brothers. No matter what religion, Albanians desire the unification of Kosovo, Albania, and Western Macedonia. It sickens me that Northern Irish would side with a nation that starved them as apposed to their Irish Kin and BURN THEIR FLAG.
Utterly disgusting. Shame
You don't understand it because you think it's a religion war. It has nothing to do with religion whatsoever. It's about independence.
they are not relatives to irish. they are descendants of english and scottish settlers.
It's a political conflict more than anything, Nationalists and Republicans vs Unionists and Loyalism to the British Crown. Religion is more of a side factor. For example you can be a Catholic Unionist or a Protestant Nationalist.
@@Craig-gq4gb Catholic Unionists are becoming less and less with constant sectarianism coming from the DUP.
It's not about religion,these people are not Irish🇮🇪,they hate anything irish
the irish flag literally means to have peace between both prods and catholics
So wonderful to see that religious intolerance is alive and well! (Sarcastic joke)
what about if it was the other way round, would you say the same? Or is it alright for the IRA to be intolerant because they are a bunch of commie scum
HEY I'M IRISH!😭😡👋
me too and do they realise how offensive that is?
As a Protestant I think they should not burn the colour orange because it’s represents Protestants . But the Northern Irish people do have a right of self-determination if they want to wave the British flag not the Irish flag they should be allowed to .
Exactly
@@user-ue5be1qc1x Ulster Loyalists Unionists Protestants do not no who or what they are.
Would Yorkshire have a right to secede from England and join Ireland if the people there voted for it and do you think the British government would let it? Nobody is stopping Unionists from flying their flags, having marches or celebrating their culture but Ireland is a nation all 32 counties off it and the British state doesn't get to carve off 6 counties of it, plant them with settlers and claim them. It's a manufactured statelet, they didn't even take the whole province of Ulster because there were too many Catholics in the other 3 counties. The only way to achieve lasting peace in Ireland is to reunify and sever the link with Britain.
@@stallthedigger2599 actually communists disguising as nationalists like the IRA are stopping unionists from flying their flags having marches and celebrating their culture by committing terrorist attacks killing them & starting wars using the Irish also Catholics by pretending to be nationalists so they can take over Ireland just like Nelson Mandela , the ANC & Robert Mugabe pretend to be Nationalists use black people to help them take over South Africa & Rhodesia .
@@stallthedigger2599 If I’m wrong then answer this question which country’s do you think Ireland has way more in common with when it comes to genetics language culture traditions history etc Scotland or France , England or Germany , Wales or Spain ?.
Sad that those girls don’t realize that the union and Tories have sold them out…
they do realise they’re holding the protestant part of the flag… right? 💀
Blame the parents. They are just children.
I’m a prod but it’s sad to see people being raised like this on both sides
Very true I'm from the republic and the reason most of us don't get offended when we see someone burning the flag is because some other idoit is burning a unionjack somewhere we just shrug our shoulders and either say that's just northern Ireland been northern Ireland or else that place is never going to sort itself out how can you blame the people when the example their getting from their political leaders is either orange or green rhetoric.
It's ingrained in both sides. Must be there for over 500 years
Im sure us catholics do the same
@@shane-irishthere is definitely elements of each side which are as bad as each other. The problem is the kids like these ones are raised to think of catholics as the enemy and same Catholic kids thinking Protestants are the enemy, and it'll just continue to move through each generation.
You have a point there
Guess what I want to burn the Union Jack 🔥 🇬🇧🔥
Wow, brainwashed by their parents!
but based on fact
@@peterfitzgerald7734 what part exactly is based on fact? We certainly don't burn the union jack! If they think like that, then what hope have we for future generations and peace?
@@Jsher81 They are right not to have anything to do with us, we are an EU puppet state
@@peterfitzgerald7734 They burnt the orange part of the flag.....
its the parents fault for teaching them false information
Why would u burn the best flag in the world (cén fáth?)
Learn ya taig
Erin go bragh
Coz they already had t-paper?
It's just three fucking colours, been done a thousand times, you aren't original.
@@AS256 what's that Hun😃
Honestly the Irish flag should just be green, as the unionists are kinda never cared about in the south or in nationalist strongholds in the north
I can't wait for the UK to leave the eu
I cant wait for the north of Ireland to leave the uk
Seán Ó Cuinn 👍🏼☘️🇮🇪🍀🏴
Catholic republic will rule nd fuk yous home to Scotland horrible planters
Adam Stewart holy shit Adam ? Wtf hahah
@@AS256 There will be Irish unity before your days are numbered, planter. If you don't like it, leave Ireland and return home to your beloved ancestral homeland in Britain. Brits out of Ireland. TAL.
Should they not be burning the green and white if they're loyalists....
Go on home British soldiers, go on home
But those girls aren't go anywhere, it's their country
Bring back the Black and Tans
Poor children being brainwashed into hate
How can they be so based at such a young age?
Because unfortunately there's still basically no integration in Northern Ireland, the communities remain separate from each other and alot of parents are still teaching their kids that they can't get along with the other side.
🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Cause thaylts what these girls are is based
Poor kids the education system is failing them.
Give Ireland back to the Irish
They have it Northern Irish belongs to us northern Irish ✋🏻👑
@@Britannia7Fuck off ur a brit you dont count
@@Britannia7 It belongs to the Irish it's their land, you colonized it 300 years ago.
As syrian that has nothing to do with this, I AGREE. free Ireland!! Sadly I live close to where this video was taken.
Really sad. As an Englishman living in NI I'm just flabbergasted that neither side can see beyond the end of their own noses.
That dot on her head is me (the sniper) saving the world. One at a time
Cop on
Thank you for your service.
Furious Ghost 😂Legend
She's only a little kid who knows no better and her parents shouldn't be promoting this type of language and behaviour .
I'm sure in a few years once she has experienced the world played, worked and travelled and met some Catholics from the north and the south she will look back and be a bit embarassed by this video . We all make mistakes and I'm sure she'll turn out to be a good girl .
Would be interesting to hear what they think the 12th of July is all about. Because they do seem rather clueless about the event. And someone needs to remind your one on the left with the red dot on her forehead. That Hindus have absolutely nothing to do with this event.
I live in Britain and trust me, not even Celtic fans like the Irish, maybe stick to your own flag
Arent they burning them selfs becase they are the orange lol
I've never understood why they burnt the Irish flag. It goes against what the purpose is of the flag: bringing both sides together.
i believe its to show that they dont want both sides to be brought together
They should go back to little Britain. Ireland needs people who love their island.
@@abraham2174 no yous can go back to the republic of ireland and let us have ni
They burnt the Irish flag as emblem of Irish terrorism and if anyone didn't know that must be ddb.
@@xoxsupercavexox no it's not ira flag in NI is tricolor who can love terrorism.? Plus flag never represented the shared heritage inclusive of orange..
Poor brainwashed kids
This island is: Éire.Irland.
Derry and Dublin, Belfast and Cork = Irland.
I"m Polish, not Irish.
I'm not hate Englishman.
But..this is Irland.
Hey Englishman!
Do you like when muslim in Birmingham talk to you: It's not England! Not my flag, Burn st.George cross!
:)
Cry harder
@@Valencetheshireman927
How's your mom seeing you?
You can only dream about it.
Tearful Jester Edwyn de Disneyland.
@@KristVladic Wow, you really are crying buckets aren’t you.😆
Sorry, didn’t think it was that serious
@@Valencetheshireman927
The only person who cries when she sees you is your mom.
I blame the parents 😢😢😢
I feel so sorry for northern ireland
@Cameron how'd you know? Have you met most people up there? Probably not.
Ya dont need to feel sorry im pretty sure im fine
Ireland not one bit
Poor Children are Poisoned from Birth by their own Community, Shocking.
I think some people can't think for themselves if u ask me
God bless Ireland 🇮🇪 and God bless the Green, White, And Orange.
Red, white and blue. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@Phineas21 Yes, that is the Irish flag. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@Valencetheshireman927 Ohhhhh do you mean this? 🇷🇺
Fun fact... we don't care.
From a proud irish man.
It would be understandable if they cut off the orange bit to save it from being burned but their parents have dragged them up to be ill informed
Sad that there parents or probably "parent" didn't try and educate these young girls , There's more to life than this "us and them" attitudes. I mean the excitement on her face when she says "burn it" ....proper embarrassing . hopefully one day they move out of there ghettos and see that there's more to life and more to culture than burning flags ...
I was going to say that this is absolutely disgusting. But it's probably sad, more than anything.It's sad that this regressive element still thrives among the young in NI. And it's crazy that Sandy Row is right in the centre of Belfast, between City Hall and Queens University. Can you imagine a scene like that in the MIDDLE of any civilised capital city in the Western world? It actually looks like it could be Chechnya. Unbelievable. We can only those girls grow up, get a proper education, dismiss these prejudices and look back at this video with their heads held in shame.
You wouldn't get that in Dublin would you?
An inner city area that has uneducated, terrorist supporting, eejits walking about?
Looks like Mogadishu?
Booby Sands on the wall?
That wouldn't happen, surely not?
Evee been to Dublin?
Its nothing to do with Sandy Row. Kids across Northern Ireland from all backgrounds wouldn't have great love for the Irish tri-colour. Certainly when I see it, I think fear and hate rather then peace and love.
HangTheDJ16 very true it's disgusting children of that age to think it's normal to burn another nations flag it's a total disgrace looking at that thier never be true peace
51wins.yes you have a right to fear us. as it won't be long till the Tricolour is flying over the city hall. TAL32
To answer your question, no, you wouldn't. I went to college in Dublin for four years and never saw anyone burning flags, even in the inner city. Nor do people habitually burn effigies of the British Queen or Glasgow Rangers tops or any common loyalist symbols. Last time it happened historically was probably after Bloody Sunday in 1972, which was a very destabilising event on the island of Ireland.
Unlike July in NI where hundreds of thousands of loyalists engage in hateful behaviour. They behave themselves on the Orange marches in Rossnowlagh, though. Because they know what would happen if they didn't...
Poor girls
Right. There is no orange in the union flag or the unofficial Northern Irish flag either.
Should burn union jack plus I live in Derry and I HATE English rule
Derry city boy99 lol fuck you
You don’t have English rule people from both sides of the community in your city Londonderry run yer country , not English u uneducated prick
@@fluffyponys7164 English/British what is the difference really.
This, kids is a prime example of how stuiped some people are, he cries if a british man jokes about ireland but hates on the uk like there is no tommorow
@@davestewart3778 what's that planter 😃
So it’s ok for the Irish to burn the Union Jack but not ok for the British to burn the Irish flag?
Nationalist bonfires don't burn the British flag that's the point. Even if they did it is a small minority, Loyalism is built on hatred of the ethnic Irish not naturally it is normal for them to burn nationalist and republican symbols.
@@Craig-gq4gb sm1 with sense up the race🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
In Ireland as well to.
@@xxitactical_8723 ?
@@Craig-gq4gb They do though plenty of videos here on youtube.
Like they banned from life
sorry we nationalists don't burn your flag...respect and tolerance
Some ofyou do
@@fluffyponys7164 A select few scumbags do but it definitely isn't the norm. I was born in a nationalist estate in Antrim and on the Bonfire there were only nationalist and republican flags, that would get taken down just before burning. Loyalists do this as the normality though, which is sad.
You do
yeh right......tell me why do you call yourselves nationalists when Sinn Fein is a communist party and like all communist parties they don't actually believe in their country but in a so called UNIVERSAL SOCIETY. Could you please explain to me what is a "universal society"? Is it what they've got in Orlando, Florida ?
They say *their flag is red white and blue "the unionjack". Which is actually British. Our Flag is infact Red and White "Only". The unionjack is the support for royal marines.
I wish people in Britain were like this. Long Live Ulster.
John Best why are you dumb
Ulster is doing fine mate, it was around long before the knuckle dragging inbred planters showed up and it'll be around long after their vile bigoted culture is extinct
Stop regarding Ulster as the North!
It did better when prods came , we even built your roads , face it even Irish ppl admit it was th most sussefull part
But we in Britain do this every 5th of November
Works exactly both ways. Brought up no different from Catholic kids.
Catholic kids are brought up to want independence and freedom from British rule, prod kids are brought up to hate catholics
@@dsafindom . Aye but they'll accept and rob the British pound and their priests teach them the hatred against Protestants within their own churches. That's when they aren't taking them on 'outings.'
Sinne Fianna Fáil,
atá faoi gheall ag Éirinn,
Buíon dár slua
thar toinn do ráinig chugainn,
Faoi mhóid bheith saor
Seantír ár sinsear feasta,
Ní fhágfar faoin tíorán ná faoin tráill.
Anocht a théam sa bhearna bhaoil,
Le gean ar Ghaeil, chun báis nó saoil,
Le gunna-scréach faoi lámhach na bpiléar,
Seo libh canaig' amhrán na bhFiann!!!
Aontaím go mór leat. Déanann na cailíní faoi smacht seo fíorchultúr, teanga, bratach agus féiniúlacht a shéanadh. Tá meas againn orainn, náisiún liobrálach agus intinn oscailte, ach ní éilíonn siad é. Ba cheart deireadh a chur leis na círéibeacha agus na tine chnámh mímhorálta seo gach Iúil.
you gotta feel dorry for them. their ignorance is astounding
Little angels
So girls would you burn the Palestine flag too? they are burning your flag the Union Jack
sad too see kids on the street that never been too school
Its green white and gold. The only reason why there's orange is because they cant afford the gold
King James VI called he wants his flag back.
James I
@@RobertK1993 He was James I of England and James VI of Scotland but it was the same guy.
Sean-Paul HIggins Still he was raised English
@@RobertK1993 and protestant
@@RobertK1993 and protestant
Wow disrespectful I am from Ireland that is rude to me
They are right though, we are a kip
Sad to kids so young being indoctrinated into hatred.
EIRE
So they want to set fire to themselves then?
NI is not a very multicultural place apart from Catholics and Protestants. So there is still a fear of the other, and this is reflected in Loyalist attacks on ethnic minorities. Also Unionists tend to have a traditionalist view of British identity as White and Protestant, despite Mainland Britain being increasingly secular and non White. 12% of the House of Commons is Catholic. www.theguardian.com/uk/2006/may/30/race.northernireland
The issue us the nationalist community hate the British Northern Irish community and the Northern Irish British state
I don't see what the big deal is. The Irish flag is a foreign flag. To the Protestant/Unionist community that these girls come from the flag has been used for 40+ years by all kinds of terrorist and political organisations to murder, bomb and attack the community. They quite rightly therefore see the flag as the enemy, and is it really surprise they burn it? Definitely not. Maybe in the future with a more peaceful island that enemy image can be decreased and removed in time. However for as long as these communities are attacked in a sectarian manner politically or otherwise because of who they are then I suspect the Irish flag will continue to be viewed as an enemy.
You continuing to view the Irish flag as the “enemy” is exactly the problem.
This peaceful idea you have in your mind is nothing but a fantasy if you’re not also willing to bury the hatchet.
Loyalist filth. Tiocfaidh ár la 🇮🇪
Only one thing worse, Catholic ones
@@peterfitzgerald7734 Lucky for me then that I support the cause while remaining a Nihilist.
@@asurabishop2818 Support the cause...........the cause to be an EU whore that tells us when to have a piss..........the cause that threw babies born out of wedlock into septic tanks..............the cause of a backward, kip..............find a new cause,
Michelle O'Neil said she going to make it multicultural not green or orange girls
Probably living in a wee two up two down hut in sandy row with two kids each with no man in sight... Dirty half ripped Union Jack outside the gaff.. Proud British brew victims 😂
Youth culture was once about being progressive and fowrard looking. Terrible to see young people going backwards. If they really knew what the troubles were like.
It's not Union Jack its union flag it's Union Jack when it's on a boat🤓
That's incorrect
@An honest chap in your opinion, it's actually called a union Jack no matter where it is, deal with it.
@An honest chap well since it's no longer ruling the seas of 17th century and destroying the French it's come home to land and fly's with our historical pride :)
@@deusvult8251 but then he is still right? You are just downplaying the fact that he is right? Just take the L
26 + 6 = 1
It's so sad to see these kids at such a young age with such hate thinking's. Their parents don't deserve to be parents,they should be in a mental institution.
You blame the parents but most people who grew up in Ireland know it's not the parents fault.
It's the outside influences, friends, news, paramilitaries and murals.
Based!
My heart goes out to these people