What if saying American Lives Matter was considered a hate crime by the government?

Or here's a good one.

What if you had a, what if you had a meme on your phone that was, let's say, slightly critical of Dylan Mulvaney?

What if that was a crime? What if that was something that you could actually be

prosecuted for? Well, if you think that's ridiculous, welcome to Ireland because this otherwise

free country is now seriously considering and voting on legislation that would make things like

this hate crimes, which could get you prosecuted and even potentially

landed in jail. And what we're going to discuss today is what led up to this, because there's

a lot of reports on it, but we're actually going to go behind these superficial reports coming out

of the BBC and everywhere else. We're going to talk about what actually led up to the riots

that we've seen in Ireland, the comments from Connor McGregor, and we're going to talk about what actually led up to the riots that we've seen in Ireland, the comments from Connor McGregor.

And we're going to show that some of this might be a little bit closer to home than most Americans should be comfortable with.

All of that and more coming up on this episode of making the argument powered by Good Ranchers.

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All right. Right. As always, I am your host, Nick Fratus. Unfortunately, not with us today because she's sick, probably of me, is my beautiful bride, Tina Queen of the Bees, but she will be back soon. But we do have, we do have as some kind of consolation to her absence.

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