Irish are the only 'colored' White people?
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fanfan3940 — 19 years ago(September 05, 2006 03:31 PM)
Can you tell him to stop using the copycat user name that he's created of me? it's called "fanfan3941". Please tell him to just stop all of this nonsense he's been doing, it's getting very annoying and its upsetting a lot of people. Thank you.
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jkinsella — 19 years ago(September 27, 2006 05:47 PM)
"No Blacks
No Dogs
No Irish
A common sign in English boarding houses during and after WW2. "
Not dissimilar to signs that can still be found in all manner of establishments in America, a country worshipped in Ireland. Hypocrisy?
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jkinsella — 19 years ago(September 27, 2006 05:49 PM)
"No Blacks
No Dogs
No Irish
A common sign in English boarding houses during and after WW2. "
Not dissimilar to signs that can still be found in all manner of establishments in America, a country worshipped in Ireland. Hypocrisy?
You lot really are full of ignorant and ill-educated rubbish. -
jkinsella — 19 years ago(October 03, 2006 07:42 AM)
Wow, what a strong argument. How am I going to come back on that one? Member of the school debating society were you? What world are you living in?
I don't know why I bother coming on fora such as these, filled with idiotic, illiterate, imbecilic and in-bred fools with only insults for arguments. -
ithinkiheardashot — 19 years ago(October 03, 2006 02:24 PM)
Wow, what a strong argument. How am I going to come back on that one?
YOU stated that Ireland worships the US, yet fail to give any examples to prove your point. But you go nuts when someone says thats not true. Then you question what world THEY live on? HAH thats rich!
Try searching with the keywords "shannon", "us air force", "protest". Nitwit -
jkinsella — 19 years ago(October 03, 2006 02:49 PM)
No, I was wrong. You've both proved it so with your highly developed logic. The Irish are completely ambivalent towards America. No photos of various Kennedy's in thousands of homes and bars. Minister's stay at home on 17 March. Indeed, as the "shannon", "us air force", "protest" categorically proves, the Irish hate America.
What an absorbing, fascinating discussion (sic) that was. -
kespla — 19 years ago(October 03, 2006 03:05 PM)
are you Irish? no I thought not you are more then likely some pathetic plastic paddy who thinks everyone in Ireland offers up worship to your fat joke of a country now please shut your mouth before someone comes along and rams a hotdog up your fat american arse
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kespla — 19 years ago(October 03, 2006 03:28 PM)
I do not know who that was trying to insult as I am not Irish or American, but English. I detest nothing more then you unionists trying to call yourself british when you are infact a bunch of backward looking imperial leftovers who we should of shot long ago and I am glad the IRA done what we were going to do anyway because we do not want Northern Ireland.
Now cobble along you british-wannabe mick because we english have more respect for the Irish then we would have for a bunch of inbreds who THINK they are british. -
allen-butler — 19 years ago(October 03, 2006 04:59 PM)
Well It seems my friend was correct in informing me that a very loud and obnoxious troll was pawing around on this board. Good to see really as persons such as yourself do bring color to the world. Differing points of view and all that.
Interesting, Didn't you say your Family is from A. Dublin, B. Belfast, and C. Derry ( note: in true Plastic Paddy fashion I have chosen Derry over London derry) I daresay my friend your place of birth and lineage make you a son of erin. So if you are to be takin the piss of Irish people then you are yanking yourself around as well.
Now dont fret lad as you are obviously in pain as to who you are and how you feel about it. I believe there is a group or two that can help you with that. Your philosophy and out look are just the enlightened viewpoints these organizations are looking for. Try your local DUP office, or perhaps you might find some nice cuddly understanding souls in the UVF. In either case I'm really not caring about your pitiful whining self.
You're Irish, not British, get over it or get on with it.
Cheers
AL
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jkinsella — 19 years ago(October 06, 2006 06:23 PM)
My maternal grandparents were born in Norwich, England and Edinburgh, Scotland; paternal both in Dublin, Ireland (incidentally, under the British Crown, so they were British at birth). I was born in Northern Ireland, UK. I have a British passport. So what nationality do you say I am?
I consider myself British first, Irish second. You know, like many claim to be American first, Irish second - or vice-versa (what's good for the goose). I dislike the centuries backward-looking Irish Republican mentality, and choose to live in forward-looking London where I am welcomed without any prejudice or ill-feeling (contrary to an earlier reply to me).
Is this getting too complicated for you? Clearly everything is so black and white in your world, no room for grey. You're either one thing or something completely opposite, nothing inbetween. And all the rules apply to everyone else. Thought of taking up holy orders?