đŸŽ„ FaktenprĂŒfung: Dieses virale Video zeigt keinen Hund, der von Einwanderern in Dublin gekocht wird

    Ein weit verbreiteter Clip -Clip behauptet, „Dritte Welt“ -Inwanderer in Dublin zu zeigen, das einen Hund röstet. In Wirklichkeit ist es ein Schwein, das bei einem Community -Event gekocht wird, um Obdachlose, FlĂŒchtlinge und Einheimische zu ernĂ€hren.

    Dieses genaue Filmmaterial wurde missbraucht, bevor FaktenprĂŒfer bestĂ€tigten, dass es sich um Schweinefleisch und keinen Hund handelte. Die Veranstaltung wurde sogar von dem Organisator, einem Koch im Jahr 2023, öffentlich veröffentlicht.

    Quelle – VollstĂ€ndige Tatsache



    https://v.redd.it/s02yyr666rhf1

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    20 Kommentare

    1. JealousInevitable544 on

      The problem is that these fact checks are never read by the people who need to read them.

      The idiots who saw this on social media and were told it was a dog just took it as gospel; they won’t be looking for anything that debunks this belief.

    2. Objective_Tie_7626 on

      See we’ve reached Ohio levels of bullshit

      Hopefully not one elected individual or anyone hoping to is stupid enough to reiterate this nonsense.

      Another part of me wants them to and then wants to see this countries reaction as I know it would be hilarious and they’d never live it down

      Edit: misinformation was double speak

    3. I remember when a Chinese restaurant in my village closed down. Everyone said it was because they found dog meat in the takeaways. Apparently that was easier to believe than the recession slowing down orders and needing to close due to financial stress. People will believe whatever they want to feed their own racism.

    4. BackInATracksuit on

      Weirdos for getting hung up on what species it is anyway. 

      For some reason most people are absolutely fine with the idea of eating abused pigs on a daily basis, but look down on others who eat dogs. 

      It’s the same fucking thing. 

    5. That’s clearly not a dog but someone roasting a pig over an oil drum at Dorset Street flats does not a community event make.

      The Facebook posts don’t really clarify anything but it seems like some lad just spit roasted a pig and called it a community event.

    6. Oh FFS. It’s the same shit as in America.

      ThEy’Re eAtiNg tHe DoGs!

      I’ve already seen crazy shit in Whatsapp groups, talking about someone walking around town brandishing a sword (this is a small, rural town), yet no one saw him and no mention of it afterwards. Or likewise warnings about some creep hanging around a school or playground, but yet again no one in the group saw or heard anything, just passing on a message (from Facebook etc.)

    7. HappyMike91 on

      Does the far right genuinely believe that we (the general public who don’t support them) will fall for disinformation/outright lies so easily?

    8. Captain_Blueberry on

      The giant captions obscuring everything are a big help in making it clear it’s a pig

    9. Minor gripe, but hate the way these simpletons word their posts. Why do they all sound the same.

    10. According_Listen632 on

      I live in England and during the course of my workday I meet a lot of people. Barely a day goes by without someone bringing up “what’s happening in Ireland”.

      It seems Ireland has joined Sweden in having rampant misinformation spread about the effects of immigration. Sometimes this takes the narrative of ‘blonde/red haired natives being replaced by dark skinned people’.

      It’s a lie that travels well and is lapped up by the British and Americans.

      Something about the closeness of Ireland – physically or culturally – makes it familiar to them. But the distance or their ignorance means it can be misrepresented easily.

      This is great for vested interests who want to exploit the situation. And is supported, directed and bankrolled by those vested interests.

      It’s astonishing and terrifying how quickly it’s taken hold.

    11. Difficult-Set-3151 on

      Since my last comment was removed I’ll rephrase,

      This BBQ doesn’t look like it’s up to the standards I would expect if I attended a BBQ in Ireland.

    12. Jacksonriverboy on

      Even if it was a dog, so what. 

      What do people think hot dogs are made of!!?

    13. ShaneONeill88 on

      „They’re eating the dogs“. And the other day, drag-queen storybook sessions in a library in the north and protestors outside. Don’t know why we have to import stupid US culture wars. We should at least be original.

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