Ireland - What side are you on?

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Originally Posted by PaintYourTarget

Someone once described the Weimar Republic as being built on a Volcano and I think the same can be applied to Ireland. Sure, it's a very unsteady peace atm built on a very volatile foundation and history, but it's still peace none the less. Why tamper with it?

But, on the other hand, you're from Kent mate?

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LOL i know that volcano quote off by heart from GCSE history


tbh, Weimar Germany is actually alot like ireland (sort of)

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Originally Posted by Abbie.

LOL i know that volcano quote off by heart from GCSE history


tbh, Weimar Germany is actually alot like ireland (sort of)

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Oh, how I hated GCSE history. Got an A though, score =]

like the IRA, like the Nazis went about trying to get into power the legal way, but with volence along the way

'we must hold our noses and enter the Reichtag' - Hitler

basically he knew the only way he'd ever get to power, was the legal way..

Yes I was born in Kent, everyone in my family including parents are irish by birth and when my real dad left he went to Ireland so from the age of 0 to 3 we was there and back loads and loads so it was like having 2 homes. It just happened by chance I was born in Kent than Ireland

tbh duz it really matter... any of this?

my mother is a catholic from derry, and for the most part her family was from the republic. i think ireland should be one all-inclusive country; seperate from the uk. if scotland are pushing towards it i don't see why ireland shouldn't too.