What do Irish think about Irish Americans?

I don't mind. I like that there is a huge number of people in the states who are proud of their Irish Heritage.
But, an Irish-American is someone who has an Irish and an American as parents.

His mum was white.

Scots-Irish and regular Irish are rarely ever differentiated here, unless it's for muh heritage larpers who want to explain why they're so violent and uneducated or love to drink beer

Irish American here, listen true Irish aren't going to tell you "days not Irish" because they are jealous. I know my heritage and know my family, someone telling me to drop it, find something else are only jealous they are failures. These guys are Irish, okay, they aren't from Mars and sure as hell aren't from IDK Russia. Irish Americans are great things, great natural leaders. If someone in Ireland tried to boss me around, well, I'd do the most Irish thing and tell them to go fuck themselves, which they might.

JFK was born on Cape Cod Retard

She wasn't white, she was Irish

How can I become Irish American?

I don’t consider myself “Irish American” or whatever. However, my Grandmother did come over kn the boat and I went over to see some relatives in Tipperary. It was interesting.

Andrew Jackson wasn't an Irish American, he descends from Ulster Scots.

Reagan wasn't. He was protestant because his father married a Presbyterian Scottish american and she raised most of her kids as presbyterians.

I think Irish Americans are all subhuman.
The South should rise up and kill all the Yanks with Irish, Italian and Jewish ancestry

Blow up everything south of Jewtropolis. New England is okay.

Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut are literally Potato Nigger central.
Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont can be spared.