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1. Woggy's Zeonic Frolicks (washedoutgundampilot@poa.st)'s status on Saturday, 18-Mar-2023 11:52:58 JST Woggy's Zeonic Frolicks

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   • Autism is a Choice :njp:

   @MelGibsonafter4Beers I know little to nothing about the whole thing save that was conveyed to me as a kid, but I do wonder if the lack of even a false veneer of animosity allowed them to sell ireland to foreign hordes easier.

   The violence wasn’t good, but it may have been a shield to every third worlder who said “ireland? ew, I can’t move there, I’d get murdered“

   Just a curiosity. If only they could’ve agreed to a sort of kayfabe to keep the browns away.

   • Autism is a Choice :njp: (melgibsonafter4beers@poa.st)'s status on Saturday, 18-Mar-2023 11:52:59 JST Autism is a Choice :njp:
     There have been few contests of war’s bloody struggle for hard felt belief in modern times as tragic as the fight between Protestant and Catholic, IRA irregular and British commando, as that between combatants in the bitter conflict for belief in Northern Ireland over the past hundred or so years.
     
     On the eighth of May, Year of Our Lord 2007, Roman Catholic and Protestant extremists, long bitter enemies, broke bread together at the same table, creating, what I believe is, an historic opportunity to demonstrate and lead the world away from conflict.
     
     While these two mortal enemies who were labeled “extremists” by the world’s visionless, pawned, political leaders, news media hacks and academic pretenders to knowledge, who are but dry, empty fonts of correctness looked on, this amazing, phenomenal moment in history occurred.
     
     “Where there is no vision the people perish.” Reverend Paisley and IRA militant McGuiness have both shown themselves to be visionaries.