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Russ wrote:

promenader wrote:

rumncoke wrote:The problem with a sign " go away Brits " being made in Ireland forgets one fact
In 1916 the Irish were Brits !!
By the Act of Union and the Irish MPs in Westminister .

Britain consisted of four countries under one Crown and one Parliament .

With one failing economically and politically three were dominated by one which has been resented by the three for centuries .

The fact is that Britain was the first " Common Market "
But unlike the Common Market it is Democratic and the parliament has it's moments of success as well as failings


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Shame on Irish nationalists for rebelling against the Mother of Parliaments! Shame on them for shunning democratic ways! They should've followed the example of Carson and his unionist colleagues and accepted the decision of the democratically elected government...oh, hang on a minute

Violence is never the answer
Sad to see the Republican movement got its way through the systematic murder of people

Russ wrote:

OneMore wrote:

Russ wrote:

promenader wrote:

rumncoke wrote:The problem with a sign " go away Brits " being made in Ireland forgets one fact
In 1916 the Irish were Brits !!
By the Act of Union and the Irish MPs in Westminister .

Britain consisted of four countries under one Crown and one Parliament .

With one failing economically and politically three were dominated by one which has been resented by the three for centuries .

The fact is that Britain was the first " Common Market "
But unlike the Common Market it is Democratic and the parliament has it's moments of success as well as failings


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Shame on Irish nationalists for rebelling against the Mother of Parliaments! Shame on them for shunning democratic ways! They should've followed the example of Carson and his unionist colleagues and accepted the decision of the democratically elected government...oh, hang on a minute

Violence is never the answer
Sad to see the Republican movement got its way through the systematic murder of people

Much like how the UK government progress towards their aims through the British military?

Have I ever said anything other than violence is wrong

Twunt

Dave wrote:

Russ wrote:

promenader wrote:

rumncoke wrote:The problem with a sign " go away Brits " being made in Ireland forgets one fact
In 1916 the Irish were Brits !!
By the Act of Union and the Irish MPs in Westminister .

Britain consisted of four countries under one Crown and one Parliament .

With one failing economically and politically three were dominated by one which has been resented by the three for centuries .

The fact is that Britain was the first " Common Market "
But unlike the Common Market it is Democratic and the parliament has it's moments of success as well as failings


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Shame on Irish nationalists for rebelling against the Mother of Parliaments! Shame on them for shunning democratic ways! They should've followed the example of Carson and his unionist colleagues and accepted the decision of the democratically elected government...oh, hang on a minute

Violence is never the answer
Sad to see the Republican movement got its way through the systematic murder of people

Republican violence would be a major reason why many would oppose a united Ireland.

Dave wrote:

Russ wrote:

promenader wrote:

rumncoke wrote:The problem with a sign " go away Brits " being made in Ireland forgets one fact
In 1916 the Irish were Brits !!
By the Act of Union and the Irish MPs in Westminister .

Britain consisted of four countries under one Crown and one Parliament .

With one failing economically and politically three were dominated by one which has been resented by the three for centuries .

The fact is that Britain was the first " Common Market "
But unlike the Common Market it is Democratic and the parliament has it's moments of success as well as failings


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Shame on Irish nationalists for rebelling against the Mother of Parliaments! Shame on them for shunning democratic ways! They should've followed the example of Carson and his unionist colleagues and accepted the decision of the democratically elected government...oh, hang on a minute

Violence is never the answer
Sad to see the Republican movement got its way through the systematic murder of people

Republican violence would be a major reason why many would oppose a united Ireland.

OneMore wrote:

Russ wrote:

OneMore wrote:

Russ wrote:

promenader wrote: Shame on Irish nationalists for rebelling against the Mother of Parliaments! Shame on them for shunning democratic ways! They should've followed the example of Carson and his unionist colleagues and accepted the decision of the democratically elected government...oh, hang on a minute

Violence is never the answer
Sad to see the Republican movement got its way through the systematic murder of people

Much like how the UK government progress towards their aims through the British military?

Have I ever said anything other than violence is wrong

Twunt

Have I ever said you have said anything other than violence is wrong?

Russ wrote:

Dave wrote:

Russ wrote:

promenader wrote:

rumncoke wrote:The problem with a sign " go away Brits " being made in Ireland forgets one fact
In 1916 the Irish were Brits !!
By the Act of Union and the Irish MPs in Westminister .

Britain consisted of four countries under one Crown and one Parliament .

With one failing economically and politically three were dominated by one which has been resented by the three for centuries .

The fact is that Britain was the first " Common Market "
But unlike the Common Market it is Democratic and the parliament has it's moments of success as well as failings


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Shame on Irish nationalists for rebelling against the Mother of Parliaments! Shame on them for shunning democratic ways! They should've followed the example of Carson and his unionist colleagues and accepted the decision of the democratically elected government...oh, hang on a minute

Violence is never the answer
Sad to see the Republican movement got its way through the systematic murder of people

Republican violence would be a major reason why many would oppose a united Ireland.

A minor point in my opinion

The inability for Ireland to function north or south right now is a major hurdle to the UI

rumncoke wrote:Shan there is a difference between Great Britain and Britain

Great Britain consists of England Scotland and Wales

The British Isles includes Ireland and thus include in the word Britain frequently referred to as Great Britain and Ireland .




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BaggyTrousers wrote:

rumncoke wrote:Shan there is a difference between Great Britain and Britain

Great Britain consists of England Scotland and Wales

The British Isles includes Ireland and thus include in the word Britain frequently referred to as Great Britain and Ireland .




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Rum'n I declare you geographically illiterate.................................. shirley a first on this forum

Russ wrote: As usual unreal bants from you

OneMore wrote:

Russ wrote: As usual unreal bants from you

I think it's probably too simplistic to say violence is always wrong.

Russ wrote:

OneMore wrote:

Russ wrote: As usual unreal bants from you

I think it's probably too simplistic to say violence is always wrong.

And I see it as the core rule of a functioning society

OneMore wrote:

Russ wrote:

OneMore wrote:

Russ wrote: As usual unreal bants from you

I think it's probably too simplistic to say violence is always wrong.

And I see it as the core rule of a functioning society

As do I, but what about fixing societies/regimes/authorities that are broken?

Russ wrote:I see Shinnerboot's hero Gerry has been refused entry to the White House

Guess being on a global terrorism watchlist is catching up with him

I wonder if his banking privileges have been revoked yet

Russ wrote:I see Shinnerboot's hero Gerry has been refused entry to the White House