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They deleted the tweet, but Bethesda posted a video very obviously mocking the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Whoever their social media manager is must be fired. We need to purge every corporation of these demonic insects who celebrate political violence and murder. https://t.co/goRCWytijY

These words are from an Irish man in his own home country. This anti Irish establishment has destroyed so many lives. I can't get a doctor... I just about keep a car running, wake up at 3AM to work 2 jobs to support my family with 2 toddlers in it, I come home and look after my 2 princesses until the evening when mammy gets home, and just about manage to squeeze a bit at the end of each month to MAYBE get a mortgage one day. In 4 years my rent has doubled, if I was still in the previous place I rented it would have tripled. In 4 years.. Yet I've been given mandatory pay rises that equate to a couple of extra quid. In the last 2 years, 60% to 70% of the people in the housing building I'm living in has been replaced by immigrants. Every one of those dwellings have been improved to a standard far beyond what my family currently lives in, and we live under the same housing management, in the same building... and we pay. In the last week I have seen air conditioning units and dishwashers delivered to every one of these houses, that do not pay rent. While we live in subpar standards in the exact same building.. and we pay. They do not pay rent, they do not work, but afford new Irish plated cars and live in far better conditions than us, in the same building. And before anyone jumps to a conclusion on how I feel about any group of people; I have literally hosted them in my home, cooked for them, learned the basics of their language, fixed cars with them and fed their kids, so keep that opinion to yourself, there is no place for racism or hate in my home, but injustice is injustice. And it should NOT be ignored because it doesn't fit your narrative. Left or Right, you're ALL wrong because you've slapped a label on yourself and said "this is me and this is what that my package contains". If you have linear thinking in all this mess you're an idiot and not thinking clearly. My children are the only 2 of nearly 20 children that are Irish in this building. They go into the garden and they don't know what's being said to them. They are foreign in their own garden. They are foreign in play school, they are foreign walking there too. I don't have a doctor because of the influx of immigrants, that's their words, not mine. I should not have to contact a TD to get one. I haven't been on social welfare in over 10 years, from the day I turned 18 I worked and rented. I was self employed for 4 years and provided a lot of opportunities for kids and adults in my local area and beyond. I've never missed rent, pay a tv license, given up pets to move around, I've paid ludicrous amounts for the bare standards of living. I've not been arrested and have no record. I've worked my ass off and fought tooth and nail for everything that's mine and nothing was given to me for free. I walk a tightrope everyday to afford a future that's worth working towards, and im barely even sure its possible anymore. I'm not out here trying to get rich or make everyone else rich, I want a home that's mine and peace, that's it. I'm not giving you my opinion on politics, immigration whatever else you may see this as, I'm just giving the reality, if the words rub wrong with you then have a sit down with yourself. I'm a working class Irish man, a second class citizen in my own country. I've had enough.

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So @bethesda just posted a video very OBVIOUSLY laughing about the assassination of Charlie Kirk. After immediate backlash they cowardly deleted. Who is their social media manager? They should be unemployed immediately or boycott https://t.co/7dN13PbWF0