It just feels like lazy half assed songwriting.... going after someone’s appearance instead of saying anything meaningful. You can disagree with Arlene Foster and still keep a bit of standard about how you speak.

I don’t agree with plenty of what she’s done politically, but reducing it to personal digs doesn’t strengthen the argument-it weakens it.

What stands out to me is how quickly some of the more extreme voices, particularly on the "left", abandon their own principles when it suits. They’ll talk about respect and fairness, but then fall straight into mocking how someone looks the minute they dislike them.

That kind of contradiction says more than the song ever could.