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Cannydc wrote:

LordRaven wrote:

Cannydc wrote:The real sadness is how the remaining bitterness is so entrenched in their politics.

It is entrenched in their very being, when a child goes to the Blessed Oliver Plunkett school and another goes to a Prod school down the road they are being taught two very different versions of history.
But the fact is they arrive at the school gates on their very first day at school fully indoctrinated and brainwashed by their parents.
So how will that be stopped?

My answer is via integration into a single, all-Ireland education system. And they will eventually become parents.

LordRaven wrote:

Cannydc wrote:The real sadness is how the remaining bitterness is so entrenched in their politics.

It is entrenched in their very being, when a child goes to the Blessed Oliver Plunkett school and another goes to a Prod school down the road they are being taught two very different versions of history.
But the fact is they arrive at the school gates on their very first day at school fully indoctrinated and brainwashed by their parents.
So how will that be stopped?

Cannydc wrote:The real sadness is how the remaining bitterness is so entrenched in their politics.

Cannydc wrote:

LordRaven wrote:

Cannydc wrote:

LordRaven wrote:

Guest wrote:
They already do in the South. Eire!

Throw all the Nor'n Ir'n proddies into that mix and tell them they are to be ruled directly from Dublin and watch the fireworks.

Their country will be Ireland.

And sometimes, people can be persuaded to see the bigger picture. There are a lot more people who prefer peace to violence, even there.

You clearly haven't been up close and personal and seen the sheer hatred in their eyes of how they can tell just by looking at each other that they are of the "other religion."
And you clearly have zero concept or first hand experience of that boiling over into violence on certain anniversaries.
Think of Millwall V West Ham, and then throw in guns and explosives and you will start to understand.
It is a lovely land and the people are really nice, apart from being nice to each other.

Life has definately changed since Good Friday.

Many have moved on (but not all).

LordRaven wrote:

Cannydc wrote:

LordRaven wrote:

Guest wrote:

calitom wrote:and ireland and catholics and protestants will live happily ever after

They already do in the South. Eire!

Throw all the Nor'n Ir'n proddies into that mix and tell them they are to be ruled directly from Dublin and watch the fireworks.

Their country will be Ireland.

And sometimes, people can be persuaded to see the bigger picture. There are a lot more people who prefer peace to violence, even there.

You clearly haven't been up close and personal and seen the sheer hatred in their eyes of how they can tell just by looking at each other that they are of the "other religion."
And you clearly have zero concept or first hand experience of that boiling over into violence on certain anniversaries.
Think of Millwall V West Ham, and then throw in guns and explosives and you will start to understand.
It is a lovely land and the people are really nice, apart from being nice to each other.

Cannydc wrote:

LordRaven wrote:

Guest wrote:

calitom wrote:and ireland and catholics and protestants will live happily ever after

They already do in the South. Eire!

Throw all the Nor'n Ir'n proddies into that mix and tell them they are to be ruled directly from Dublin and watch the fireworks.

Their country will be Ireland.

And sometimes, people can be persuaded to see the bigger picture. There are a lot more people who prefer peace to violence, even there.

Cannydc wrote:

calitom wrote:and ireland and catholics and protestants will live happily ever after

Just like they do in almost all sensible Western democracies, where religion gas become a secondary consideration confined mostly to the elderly and insecure.

LordRaven wrote:

Guest wrote:

calitom wrote:and ireland and catholics and protestants will live happily ever after

They already do in the South. Eire!

Throw all the Nor'n Ir'n proddies into that mix and tell them they are to be ruled directly from Dublin and watch the fireworks.

Guest wrote:

calitom wrote:and ireland and catholics and protestants will live happily ever after

They already do in the South. Eire!

calitom wrote:and ireland and catholics and protestants will live happily ever after

calitom wrote:and ireland and catholics and protestants will live happily ever after

calitom wrote:and ireland and catholics and protestants will live happily ever after

jeremyb wrote:By all means the ROI should join Ulster and the whole island be part of Britain again. How wonderful would that be, no more borders, no more troubles, a prosperous country as part of the UK.