Trigger's Broom: Why Demographics Matter

A simplified explanation of how stupid the globalist Philosophy surrounding nationality is.

The British comedy hit series Only Fools and Horses is one of the greatest pieces of TV from the last century. It captured a generation before smartphones where the population had yet to be infantilized. Being savvy and independent was an essential requisite of the western man and British TV captured beautifully the wit and humour of the working class brits of the time. The shared pop culture between Britain and Ireland, combined with the fact most of RTE’s programming was from the US or Britain, meant that we got to experience and enjoy this brand of humour. It was an extremely relatable show from an Irish perspective. In particular, the allegory and storytelling aspect of the show was second to none.

You can tell most of the show is built off the back of stories loosely based on real events that have happened to real people and have been told and re-told round the pub. One such scene in the show is loosely known as Trigger’s Broom and it has become one of the most referenced scenes in modern tv history due to its flawless dealing with the idea that if you slowly change the components of an object, eventually replacing some or all of them, it is in fact an entirely different object. In this case the object is a common yard brush. Trigger explain’s to the rest of the gang that he has had the same, well maintained broom, for over 20 years of road sweeping. When questioned on the extent of the use of the broom for it to have lasted that long, Trigger responds to the gang by declaring that the broom has had “17 new heads and 14 new handles”. This of course makes the brush currently in his hand an entirely new broom many times over but his fragile innocent brain cannot comprehend this. In fact, Trigger’s stupidity being a running joke in the show only serves to enhance the story as it is typical of him to to present this backwards notion of material integrity as some form of sacred wisdom.

We see this very same notion presented to us in modern Ireland by people who have been abused and moulded into thinking like Trigger does. By applying Triggers logic to nationhood, and what it is to be Irish, we can clearly see the stupidity of the replacement migration parade. In the case of Triggers Broom there are two components to the Broom, a head and a handle. By even changing one of these components you have fundamentally changed the integrity of the broom making it a new, distinct object. When we as a nation start calling non natives Irish, we are replacing components of ourselves as a people and as a race. Sure at a small level this is insignificant and shouldn’t really be on the menu in terms of pertinence, however we have now crossed the Rubicon in terms of the integrity of the Irish race as 20% of our island is not from here originally. Although we are uniquely open minded to allowing others to join our race, we are specifically resistant to the idea that membership of our tribe is attainable by virtue of simply making it here on a Ryanair flight or pushing out a child within 2 months of landing here. It is very clear now that the replacement of the components of our race, its people, with aftermarket parts in a manner that borders on unnecessary, ridiculous and antagonistic, is something that is on the minds of the masses. The migration issue being the hot topic that it is, is not merely a debate around supply and demand. It is clearly a debate also on the integrity of our tribe.

It is very clear that the working class do not care about GDP or if one of these welfare scammers “contributes”. We largely do not care about the aspects of the economy that benefit the capitalist class the most. We care about our culture, our appearance, our mannerisms, our tribes, our heritage and we treat our own comparatively. We have a history steeped in the resistance of such demographic changes. It is always the case of the invader and his apologists to claim that there is no such thing occurring, that we are all the great unwashed and shouldn’t be listened to or consulted. Our approval of such a drastic change to our identity should not be sought but rather it is to be imposed. The Triggers of this world deny the possibility that by changing the components of ourselves that we also change ourselves as a whole. They deny this reality as the first line of defence for the people who perpetrate this madness. In the scene in question, Trigger explains how he even received an award from the council for his cost saving measures. The council of course is happy to allow this delusion to take place in order to avoid replacing the entire brush. You can consider this a metaphor for the birth and raising of a child to the legal age that they can become a unit of labour in the economy. By convincing the Triggers of this world that mass migration is good, and that these people are just as Irish as the rest of us, the globalist state can establish a just-in-time system for cheap labour rather than maintaining the Irish race on the land. By this despicable capitalist doctrine, the very idea of national homogeneity and national integrity are considered economic and environmental barriers to industry, much like the native American Indian was in the way of mass expansion of industry in North America.

Trigger’s Law, as I will now call it is a fundamental rule of thumb when it comes to how you think of yourself and your fellow Irish man. If you believe that there is some form of socialism that excuses the replacement of large parts of a race, or the whole, with individuals of another race, and that that race somehow stays the same, then you have been fooled by those who serve the captains of industry and not the human race. Race identity and tribalism are a functional part of the wider human race as a whole and pushing absolute humanism at the expense of race identity is a quest only the most evil, elitist minds could commit to. The normalisation of our various tribes into a soup of overworked, underpaid nothing-people, only serves to create an under-class of discontent slaves. This is the very antithesis of socialism yet these college students and hollow-minded millionaires profess that this Triggerism is somehow in pursuit of the great humanist utopia. Irish people are Irish people, Born of Irish people. The Californication/Balkanisation of Ireland is an attempt to change the disposition and complexion of the Irish people. We are already witnessing foreigners telling us in broken english that we are not Irish and that they are.

When faced with these talking points from these people, react as Trigger’s friends did to his delusion. Meet it with criticism and corrective statements such as the words of the cafe owner in that great scene:

”How the hell can it be the same bloody broom then!”