mad when they discover zombie isn't actually a pro-IRA song
the way i fell to my knees when i found out this was an anti IRA Song https://t.co/qlXd3xmeu6
— hayat ✯ حياة (@hayxtt) February 23, 2025
pacifist position during a time of resistance is cowardice imo, we’re all anti-war. The question you should be asking yourself is are you anti-colonial?
— hayat ✯ حياة (@hayxtt) February 23, 2025
Really? I always thought she was pro IRA 😭😭😭😭
— daniela ortiz 🇵🇸 (@danillaortiz) February 23, 2025
She explicitly criticized IRA’s actions and ignored the historical context of the WAY worse things the British did to the Irish for literal centuries.
— temperedsass (@temperedsass) February 24, 2025
She said in an interview explicitly that the lyrics mean she’s not IRA, her family is not IRA. wtf are you talking about?
I know every girl I meet loves the song and the cranberries and it fricks me off so much 😂😂
— BASED Irish Republican (@BASEDIrishRebel) February 24, 2025
So… They were trying to go against freedom in Ireland since then
— Baden Steel (@BadenSteel) February 24, 2025
Disgusting
No, it’s not
— JayGordon. ☭ (@jaygordoo) February 24, 2025
It’s anti British colonialism
I thought it was anti British occupation but haven’t looked into it that much
— Taylor Anderson (@SomeCallMeCoach) February 24, 2025
Even without this meaning It’s a lame song ngl
— RoseMedia (@RoseMediaYT) February 23, 2025
Except it isn’t at all. You’re just lying and ballon he those she was speaking for. Google Bloody Sunday and read all day.
— 📿🏴Gunpowder&Vanilla🔫☘️ (@Autumn__Fox) February 24, 2025
Killing people is bad
— TomboyCEO (@Tomboy_CEO) February 24, 2025
Technically an anti-violence song but we all know that cultivating anti-violence movements during times of revolutionary upheaval and rebellion is a tried and true strategy of occupiers and oppressors to quell support for liberation forces in the modern era.
— Feels Like A Seal 🦭🛞💨 (@DazeOfWar) February 23, 2025
WHAT I THOUGHT IT WAS ANTI-COLONIST NOOOOO 😭😭
— (|-/) 🜏 2alem 𖤐.•﹒ﾟtøp 8/5 (@knfeprtyxx) February 24, 2025
wow, what a disappointment, lets remember someone actually beautiful now, Sinéad O'Connor pic.twitter.com/66hZJV0vLj
— cabbage head 🔻 (@_cabbage_head) February 23, 2025
aggghhh… I didn’t know that 😖
— Brenton 🇵🇸 (@seizethebanks) February 24, 2025
Yeah, it kinda blew my mind why everyone liked that song. It’s catchy. Until you realize which side they are on in the lyrics.
— Egalitarian (@forEgality) February 23, 2025
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God these people are insufferable.
Muh resistance le hecking uprising of le oppressed
!anticommunists never forget that these narratives are just a curtain to hide their communist subterfuge.
Also, unironically theres good arguments for colonialism being at least a net neutral for the colonised societies as a whole. And thats not rightoid cope but actual academic debate (or maybe was, i doubt it survived ID-pol completely overwhelming universities)
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remember that all online people talking about ireland are americans, not even the irish can be bothered to discuss their shit country
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Really they're just mad they lost the game 700 years ago.
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