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Howard Beale wrote:
If they gave a damn about civil rights abuses, they'd have
launched a
campaign in the Republic. The campaign was based on hate. Nothing
more,
nothing less
A very balanced viewpoint...not.
I am no supporter of the IRA, or of Sinn Fein.
I do, however, understand a little of where they are coming from,
even
if I dont agree with their methods.
This "campaign" was born from a denial of catholics in northern
ireland
of their rights.
And what of the civil rights for those living in the Republic? If
the
main
purpose of the campaign was civil rights, why didn't they do
anything
there?
Can you detail where catholics were being denied their civil rights
in
the republic please?
Everyone was being denied basic civil rights.
And there were people fighting for civil rights in the south too
(James
Connolly for example).
After independence?
/spoonfeed
The Labour Party which was Connolly's legacy.
LOL
Hmm...The Labour Party as a source of such amusement.
Interesting.
The point is that in the north catholics were
being denied the same rights as protestants. This is what spawned the
more recent troubles.
If you don't know the facts
about your own country, you've no business criticising others.
I do know the facts, Im just trying to figure out how you think these
particular facts are relevant.
In that case, you don't know the facts
Which facts are you referring to please?
I thought you knew the facts
You are just trolling now.
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