Iceland's President Just Made Pineapple On Pizza An International Incident

22 February 2017, 12:14 | Updated: 8 May 2017, 17:09

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Liam Dryden

By Liam Dryden

Why can't we all just let this debate go?!

The dust has only just cleared from the last time the internet clashed over pineapple on pizza - and as you probably know, there were many casualties.

But at last, whether you enjoy the topping as a delicious sweet kick to your 'za or not, we've been able to put our differences aside; and focus on the greater issues of the world.

Until now.

The President of Iceland, Guðni Th. Jóhannesson, has apparently been eager to get into some major discourse. Speaking at a local school in Akuyeri, Jóhannesson took questions from the students - one of which quizzed his stance on the Great Pineapple Controversy.

Jóhannesson not only said he wasn't a fan; but that if he had the power to pass laws, would impose an Iceland-wide ban on the delicious topping option like some kind of f*cking demagogue.

Twitter has rightfully decided that the President of Iceland is now cancelled.

 

Except for those who agree with his vicious statement.

 

Even Iceland ~the shop~ is weighing in.

 

And so once again, the war is back on.

In the wake of Iceland's first political controversy in a good long while, Jóhannesson has been forced to take to Facebook to clarify his position; admitting amongst other things he is "glad that [he does] not hold such power" to implement a pineapple on pizza ban, and recommending people try seafood on pizza. BIG NAH.

 

All we know is, regardless of your position on the subject, we're all feeling a bit sweet n' salty this morning.

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