Conor McGregor: F*** Politics & F*** Religion
Recently UFC interim champion Connor McGregor drew the ire of some of his native Irish fans when he wore a t-shirt with the ‘poppy’ symbol, a mark that has been associated with Remembrance Day on November 11, which commemorates fallen soldiers since the First World War.
Some Irish may have taken offense to the symbol, however, due to its close association with Great Britain and their repeated conflicts with Ireland throughout history.
McGregor isn’t having any of it, however, as he took to Facebook to clarify that the poppy signified all fighters from all wars, and he has done more to respect that by fighting for his country on a worldwide stage:
I know where my allegiance lies and what I do for my country. I don’t need a stupid little flower with a 100 different…
Posted by Conor McGregor on Thursday, 29 October 2015
He later tweeted a strong message commenting on the whole situation that essentially told his haters he won’t focus on the multiple meanings of the poppy and their involvement with politics and religion, as he only wants to make massive amounts of money fighting:
Fuck politics and fuck religion. I just want to swing a few lefts and a few rights for a couple of hundred mill in peace.
— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) October 29, 2015
