Why cant Ireland have peace? Would they really chimp out over Catholic/Protestant differences in the Lords year of 2019? Assuming a border and identification of some kind is required?
Why cant Ireland have peace? Would they really chimp out over Catholic/Protestant differences in the Lords year of 2019...
Justin Bell
Easton Lee
it's not about religion, it's mostly cultural and political beliefs. both sides have been brought up to despise each other and their cultures reinforce it.
you get more mixing in the upper classes, but kids generally still go to catholics or protestant schools, there's no seeing eye to eye
Kevin Ross
>there's no seeing eye to eye
What about through Christ?
Most people are softies now anyway, will people actually beginning physical altercations?
Anthony Flores
It's not about religion.
It very well could, people have softened here, but there is still sectarian violence and paramilitary groups. A hard border could galvanise these people through a shared cause.
John Gomez
It's about pushing out the British invaders! UP THA RA!
Parker Sanders
Okay, this is redpilled
Justin Sanchez
>It's not about religion.
>kids generally still go to catholics or protestant schools, there's no seeing eye to eye
B-but user.
Daniel Turner
Look up IQ by denomination and you will see why
Brandon Butler
Michael Flores
You don't understand. Yes, protestants are generally unionists and catholics are nationalists, but they're not firebombing each other because one has a few icons of the virgin mary. While the communities are separated along religious lines, they're not the reason for it.