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<blockquote data-quote="Dave79" data-source="post: 5866394" data-attributes="member: 78630"><p>Jendan, I found them interesting at the start, but like in the vegan debate, where you tell people things, but they don’t consider them, it isn’t a debate but rather just propaganda. I grew up in the troubles, but thankfully, in a less active part of the province, with a fairly unsectarian upbringing, so I like to think I have both eyes open. Both sides have unsavoury skeletons in the closet, but while the paramilitaries are still about, they’re more gangs than anything else now. There is no appetite for a border from anyone on the island, and hopefully no need for one. I have been watching a series on the bbc ‘pop goes northern ireland’. It’s a pretty horrific watch at times, seeing news footage after some of the worst atrocities, but I would hope that my countrymen would never plumb those depths again! Though I am a glass half full person by instinct!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave79, post: 5866394, member: 78630"] Jendan, I found them interesting at the start, but like in the vegan debate, where you tell people things, but they don’t consider them, it isn’t a debate but rather just propaganda. I grew up in the troubles, but thankfully, in a less active part of the province, with a fairly unsectarian upbringing, so I like to think I have both eyes open. Both sides have unsavoury skeletons in the closet, but while the paramilitaries are still about, they’re more gangs than anything else now. There is no appetite for a border from anyone on the island, and hopefully no need for one. I have been watching a series on the bbc ‘pop goes northern ireland’. It’s a pretty horrific watch at times, seeing news footage after some of the worst atrocities, but I would hope that my countrymen would never plumb those depths again! Though I am a glass half full person by instinct! [/QUOTE]
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