It’s cultural appropriation
Sure, but it wasn’t her ancestors that suffered through the potato famine. If I move to China, I would discourage my kids from claiming an intimate shared history with Mao’s victims. It would be kind of insensitive to say the least.https://twitter.com/Berlinnaeus/status/1159488843613200385 …
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I'm Irish too and it was not a famine ,it was a genocidal holocaust of 10 million murders committed on the Irish people by the new immigrants from Britain ,Irish History does not belong to immigrants who happen just to live here ,
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Insensitive? Like drawing attention to the name Chu and questioning her identification as Irish when you have no idea about her life?
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That’s one hell of a jump in logic right there
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Hazel O'Chu of the Dublin O'Chus.
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You're possessed mate
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She's Irish. She's also Chinese. There now. Everyone go back to bed.
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Awww You’re mad online
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Imagine thinking that being Irish has nothing to do with ethnicity
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Ireland is a republic. Feudal notions of inherited privilege have been abolished as they were in the USA, France etc.
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