Some of the threats posted towards Garron Noone are actually unrepeatable.
It’s truly shocking to see what people on the left have posted about the young man since he declared that Ireland does indeed have an immigration problem.
Perhaps the most sinister one was the singer’s address was publicly posted on social media, but thankfully was quickly removed. Is is any wonder people don’t speak up about immigration in Ireland?
People are now increasingly concerned for the singer after he suddenly deactivated all his accounts on social media.
After receiving criticism for a video in which he talked against immigration, Garron Noone deleted his social media profiles, reports Breaking News.
The Mayo man’s drawings and the slogan “follow me, I’m delicious” made him a TikTok/Instagram hit.
Light subjects are rarely covered in his films, reports Breaking News.
However, he said that following Conor McGregor’s contentious White House encounter with Donald Trump, his supporters had requested him to speak about immigration.
“There absolutely is an immigration issue in Ireland. That doesn’t mean that people feel like we shouldn’t take the refugees that we’re able to take. It doesn’t mean that people feel like people shouldn’t be able to come here for better opportunities. The systems that we have in place are being taken advantage of, and that is plain to see, and the Government continually does not allow people to express their concerns about that,” Noone said, reports Breaking News.
“Along with this, Ireland continues to become one of the richest countries in the world, while most people’s quality of life is going down,” reports Breaking News.
He added: “Our towns and especially our cities are becoming much less safe. Now that’s not just because of immigration, there’s a lot of factors to that, but if you can’t see that that’s happening, then you have not left your house. You increase their distrust in the Government, and you push people towards racism and extremism. Now, no doubt, a lot of people in the comments are going to completely misconstrue what I’ve said here, but that’s the internet for you,” reports Breaking News.
Some backed him, while others were heavily criticised for his remarks.
In a follow-up video, he said: “If we can’t discuss those things openly, if people are regulated to talking about it in echo chambers and only really hearing about those concerns from more extreme people, that makes everything worse. It’s going to make people’s beliefs more extreme, and it fosters things like racism and stuff to get worse and makes us more divided, which I think we have witnessed in other countries. I am not anti-immigration. Absolutely crazy to think that,” reports Breaking News.
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