lots of comments about her straps on this post on jonathans insta. people aren't trolls for this, they just want the kids to be safe!
Seriously? He is the Taoiseach of Ireland...
What do you mean by « seriously »?Seriously? He is the Taoiseach of Ireland...
I mean seriously as in surely most people in the western world know the leaders of most countries and more so in the light of Brexit.What do you mean by « seriously »?
And people have answered the question.
If you mean that how I don’t know who is the PM of Ireland, I assume you think I live in the UK.But I don’t.
Also your tone is a little off there FatimaWhat do you mean by « seriously »?
And people have answered the question.
If you mean that how I don’t know who is the PM of Ireland, I assume you think I live in the UK.But I don’t.
Well not here, Brexit or not I don’t know him .I mean seriously as in surely most people in the western world know the leaders of most countries and more so in the light of Brexit.
Also your tone is a little off there Fatima
Let's not fight but I think that comment is very patronizing. Not being able to ID a politician when you ie don't live in the UK/Ireland and don't follow politics closely is really not the point here.I mean seriously as in surely most people in the western world know the leaders of most countries and more so in the light of Brexit.
Also your tone is a little off there Fatima
Are we really going to be that politically correct with “leprechaun”? Seriously?Hi,
Still trying to keep up with this thread and see if anyone can affect some change regarding the cruel punishment used by these parents. Also I’ve become more and more disturbed by the constant sharing of intimate family moments. Making a profit off special family moments is in every sense wrong. There is no justification. It’s really a terrible idea to place your children in the public eye without their consent. Especially when it is in their home, a place that should be safe.
The thumbnails used to attract viewers are actually stomach churning and shocking. They are definitely using words to attract a certain viewer.
I wanted to leave a comment here to say that although I thing it’s important to keep this conversation going it’s also important to maintain some integrity while doing so. I’ve noticed more than once people commenting on the father as being as Leprechaun of making comments about potatoes. I hope you realise that this is racism pure and simple. It brings the integrity of the conversation down. Also suggesting that the father is in anyway abusing his children sexually is a massive step and is shocking to say without any evidence. It makes the conversation less credible. There were some comments about children kissing on lips. In Ireland little kids do that and it’s not at all strange. Also not being able to identify the prime minister of Ireland surprised me.
I hope the parents read here. I hope they know that need to make some changes and protect those children. Money is not everything and does not last forever. Family is sacred. Stop putting down your children in a public forum, when you talk negatively about your children they will soon understand how little is expected of them.
This is possibly my favourite post todayAre we really going to be that politically correct with “leprechaun”? Seriously?
Darby O’Gill and the little people is based on a true story and I’ll fight anyone who says it’s not.To the offended, Irish isn't a race, leprechauns are not real, and Ireland is not a politically important country to people outside of Ireland hence neither are their politicians.
Not to me. So we will agree to disagreeLet's not fight but I think that comment is very patronizing. Not being able to ID a politician when you ie don't live in the UK/Ireland and don't follow politics closely is really not the point here.
should be more than interesting to anyone residing in the UKTo the offended, Irish isn't a race, leprechauns are not real, and Ireland is not a politically important country to people outside of Ireland hence neither are their politicians.