Northern Ireland Troubles - the comeback (1 Viewer)

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Lesbian journalist Lyra McKee was murdered by dissident Republican shooters during riots in Derry last night.

THIS is Brexit Britain.

Theresa May is an evil cunt.

 
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it’s a constant trend. reasons against brexit are put across, they are labelled project fear, project fear comes true.

they’re just going to find more post truth ways around this.

CUNTS.
 
The Brexiteers are pretending that this terrorist murder is not a direct consequence of Brexit.

If this murder is repeated, then the UK needs to make a unilateral withdrawal from Ireland - telling those DUP cunts that while they are welcome to relocate to Britain if they choose, that for the sake of human life they will no longer colonise the north of Ireland.
 
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People are overwhelmingly disgusted by this here. Such a sad story and Lyra had tweeted about how much she loved Derry and hoped bombs and bullets were gone once and for all. Here’s a recent talk she gave on the need for tolerance.
 
Commotion said:
If this murder is repeated, then the UK needs to make a unilateral withdrawal from Ireland - telling those DUP cunts that while they are welcome to relocate to Britain if they choose, that for the sake of human life they will no longer colonise the north of Ireland.
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Wow, you do really have a bee in your bonnet.

Northern Ireland is part of the UK whether you like it or not - it's no more a colony than if Ireland owned it.

And one murder does not the Troubles make. I actually find that a bit disrespectful to those who lost their lives during that time.

There's no doubt that recent activity in Derry is worrying, but this isn't all out conflict yet.
 
Commotion said:
If this murder is repeated, then the UK needs to make a unilateral withdrawal from Ireland - telling those DUP cunts that while they are welcome to relocate to Britain if they choose, that for the sake of human life they will no longer colonise the north of Ireland.
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Are you actually serious? I don’t have the energy or inclination to say how wrong this is and what the results would be. I don’t think the troubles are back as such. But these terror groups have never been away. They’ve always been bubbling under the surface and administering so called “local justice” in their areas.

Oh and the UK, Brexit or Ireland didn’t make someone point a gun and fire bullets in the direction of innocent people. Murdering scum did.
 
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Has anyone noticed how posts made by Commotion after midnight are almost inevitably ridiculous. I'm sure that a sober man could understand why completely capitulating to a terrorist group as a direct result of acts of violence might not improve the security situation in Northern Ireland.
 
dmlaw said:
Has anyone noticed how posts made by Commotion after midnight are almost inevitably ridiculous. I'm sure that a sober man could understand why completely capitulating to a terrorist group as a direct result of acts of violence might not improve the security situation in Northern Ireland.
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There's a few queens with messy post midnight posting habits.
 
Tetris-Rock said:
Colony is the wrong word but I disagree that the current situation is “the same as if Ireland owned it”
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A bad/sloppy choice of words driven by a hungover.

I was trying to philosophise about the nature of what a colony is. Northern Ireland isn't a colony.
 
Hardly Theresa May's fault as the OP is suggesting

Kind of a ridiculous insinuation going on in the first few posts about how we should appease terrorists - pathetic!

We should do the exact opposite -ie. arrest and send to jail
 
ok, I see, his two posts were utterly ridiculous!o_O O_o o.O O.o

makes sense to quit if you post such nonsense
 
Can't say I'm surprised but it seems odd in a way. No disputes over the evil cuntery of T-May around these parts.
 
May isn't evil, she's just useless

like, can you give an example of her being evil? I can't reallly
 
Mugatu said:
I didn't agree with him but I thought the comment about him being a pisshead was completely tactless.
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Does Comms have a tussle with the demon drink?

Also, a wee bit of rephrasing there - it was only suggested that he was unlikely to have been sober.
 
Ricardo3 said:
May isn't evil, she's just useless

like, can you give an example of her being evil? I can't reallly
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https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/10426/theresa_may/maidenhead/votes

Almost always voted against the hunting ban

Voted against allowing terminally ill people to be given assistance to end their life

Consistently voted for the Iraq war

Generally voted against a right to remain for EU nationals already in living in the UK

Generally voted for reducing housing benefit for social tenants deemed to have excess bedrooms (which Labour describe as the "bedroom tax")

Consistently voted against raising welfare benefits at least in line with prices

Generally voted against paying higher benefits over longer periods for those unable to work due to illness or disability

Generally voted for a reduction in spending on welfare benefits (nb - this is misleading - she either votes for this or was absent)

Generally voted for increasing the rate of VAT

Generally voted against increasing the tax rate applied to income over £150,000 (nb - again, this is misleading - she either votes against this or was absent)

Generally voted against a banker’s bonus tax (nb - again, she either voted against this or was absent)

Almost always voted for more restrictive regulation of trade union activity (8 votes for, 0 against, 4 absences)

Voted for raising England’s undergraduate tuition fee cap to £9,000 per year

Consistently voted for a veto for MPs from England, Wales and Northern Ireland over laws specifically impacting their part of the UK (but not for Scotland!)

Generally voted for a stricter asylum system (12 for, 0 against, 16 absences)

Consistently voted for stronger enforcement of immigration rules

Consistently voted for mass surveillance of people’s communications and activities

Generally voted against measures to prevent climate change

Consistently voted for selling England’s state owned forests

Generally voted against greater regulation of hydraulic fracturing (fracking) to extract shale gas

Generally voted for culling badgers to tackle bovine tuberculosis

Generally voted against Labour's anti-terrorism laws

Generally voted for the privatisation of Royal Mail

Generally voted for restricting the scope of legal aid


What a CUNT.
 
Ricardo3 said:
May isn't evil, she's just useless

like, can you give an example of her being evil? I can't reallly
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Excuse me Ricardo3. Do NOT come in here shouting the odds before introducing yourself in the relevant thread.
 
Commotion said:
The Brexiteers are pretending that this terrorist murder is not a direct consequence of Brexit.

If this murder is repeated, then the UK needs to make a unilateral withdrawal from Ireland - telling those DUP cunts that while they are welcome to relocate to Britain if they choose, that for the sake of human life they will no longer colonise the north of Ireland.
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I hate the DUP as much as anyone and think there should ultimately be a united Ireland but this is utter fucking dogshit and you should be ashamed of yourself for posting it.
 
Mugatu said:
I didn't agree with him but I thought the comment about him being a pisshead was completely tactless.
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I didn't say he was a pisshead, I said that he was probably drunk when he made that post. Frankly, that's just about the kindest explanation for the post in question.
 
i’ve only recently learnt that “GIVE IT BACK!” isn’t the best thing to say when it comes to NI :D i am definitely ignorant in its history.
 
Beverley said:
I feel like I need a better education on NI history. To be honest, its shocking that it's not a part of our curriculum at school.
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If you haven't already, I wholly recommend visiting Northern Ireland. Not only is it a beautiful, vibrant area, but the people are often more than willing to share their experiences over the past 40+ years.
 
Indie said:
If you haven't already, I wholly recommend visiting Northern Ireland. Not only is it a beautiful, vibrant area, but the people are often more than willing to share their experiences over the past 40+ years.
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You're right, I definitely should.

Does anybody have any reading recommendations?
 
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We're happy to take political discourse on Moopy but racism and abuse aren't how we roll, Ricardo.
 
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