Irish peace process talks at Leeds Castle.

chodadog · 09-18-2004

I don't mind British people. I just can't stand the British institution. There's this ingrained sense of superiority over the Irish and they are determined to keep it alive. The six counties are the last part of their precious little empire. I don't think the common english person feels that way, though.

I don't even believe the average unionist hates the Irish. I think they're more concerned with the idea of losing their heritage and the shoe being put on the other foot after all these years. But I think republicans have made it pretty clear that they want a society of equal oppurtunity, and don't want a "payback" sort of situation.

But the high-ups.. The likes of Trimble and Paisley. These are the sort of people that are the greatest threat to the peace process. Constant anti catholic rhetoric and reinforcement of unionst fears about a united ireland. Anything to keep a fuckin' taig down.

09-18-2004	#7
chodadog Members Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 372	I don't mind British people. I just can't stand the British institution. There's this ingrained sense of superiority over the Irish and they are determined to keep it alive. The six counties are the last part of their precious little empire. I don't think the common english person feels that way, though. I don't even believe the average unionist hates the Irish. I think they're more concerned with the idea of losing their heritage and the shoe being put on the other foot after all these years. But I think republicans have made it pretty clear that they want a society of equal oppurtunity, and don't want a "payback" sort of situation. But the high-ups.. The likes of Trimble and Paisley. These are the sort of people that are the greatest threat to the peace process. Constant anti catholic rhetoric and reinforcement of unionst fears about a united ireland. Anything to keep a fuckin' taig down.