Northern Ireland General Discussion

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Why the hell are those guys not in jail and how can you sue an illegal organization?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

There isn't much the DUP and BNP don't agree on. Well besides that the BNP tends to be secular-based and the DUP doesn't hate blacks (well at least not Protestant blacks in the UK. They were big fans of apartheid South Africa and Ian Smith's Rhodesia.)

Of course Sinn Fein are just as fascist (hold up people who collaborated with the Nazis as heroes)

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Well the UVF has now decommissioned so I hardly see this as any worse than Sinn Fein today.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Something I came across recently is that for whatever reason, there are more Mormons in Northern Ireland than in the Republic. I wonder what party they tend to vote for.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

The LDS Church counts about 2800 members in the Republic and 5300 members in the North.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Yeah I would be an Alliance voter in Northern Ireland and for the idea that there's any circumstances whatsoever in which I'd vote Sinn Fein....LOL!

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Yeah I would be an Alliance voter in Northern Ireland and for the idea that there's any circumstances whatsoever in which I'd vote Sinn Fein....LOL!

The reality is that if you were in Northern Ireland you'd be a TUV voter given that George Searight is sadly no longer available.

I would never vote for a pro-Brexit party.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Yeah I would be an Alliance voter in Northern Ireland and for the idea that there's any circumstances whatsoever in which I'd vote Sinn Fein....LOL!

The reality is that if you were in Northern Ireland you'd be a TUV voter given that George Searight is sadly no longer available.

I would never vote for a pro-Brexit party.

The intersection of the Venn diagram between the sets "pro-Brexit" and "rabidly anti-Catholic" is an empty set. You have to go with one or the other.

There must be some people who listen to Tooth & Nail/Solid State bands in Northern Ireland, after all there are many in Britain and such bands have toured and played there, in fact a guy from Life In Your Way even said their most popular song "Salty Grave" (the last song they played at Furnace Fest 2022) was about how they were on a flight to tour in Europe and he fell asleep and had a dream about the plane crashing but he came to peace with returning to God at that time. And it wouldn't make sense for such people to be pro-Brexit as almost all who listened to such bands in Britain are anti-Brexit. So there's got to be someone like me.