Unionist’s anger over Kim Jong-un sign at Belfast barber’s shop

Conor McCleave Sr: More unionist anger. They must be great craic at parties, them unionists.

Barry McGee: Is it possible a single day might go by without a headline beginning “Unionist’s anger/ fury/rage/apoplectic/livid”? Such empathy for the feelings of Kim Jong-un. The mind boggles.

Mark Phillips: Get a grip, it’s a joke. We don’t live in North Korea. People here are free to express themselves. Daniel Gillan: We need politicians with a sense of humour.

Graham Ross: We already have Naomi Long.

Carl McNally: Can politicians be angry with anyone considering they can’t even get a government up and running?

William Douglas: I would use the ‘politician’ tag on Jim Rodgers loosely. He would be first on the plane to North Korea if he got an invite! Stuart Kelly: I’m with Jim. Barber shop decorum needs to be maintained. Failure to uphold hirsute standards will be the undoing of the Union.

Alastair Gordon: Brilliant advert. Back to sense of humour school for Jim.

Louise McCoy: Unionist anger: the trilogy.

Stuart Kelly: I’m getting the boxset for Christmas. Director’s cut with Ulster-Scots subtitles. Only £16.90. Marissa B Rooney: I think they should set up weekly classes just for angry unionists. Lots of hugs, white doves and fluffy clouds.

Christina Murdoch: Every time a politician voices anger or indignation, the subject of their wrath gets maximum media coverage — and loads of free advertising.

Neal Alexander Hunter: I drive past this daily and it still gives me a chuckle every time. Dermot McLoughlin: This week on Angry Unionists, an innocuous sign in a barber’s shop sends Jim Rodgers over the edge.

Barry McGowan: That’s funny because in North Korea there’s a barber shop with a sign that says “Open for business — unlike the Northern Ireland Assembly”.

Colin McCormick: I come from Bloomfield and this is a fantastic advertisement.