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Ireland for the irish?

  • 02-03-2015 8:28pm
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    Would fascism violent or non-violent really be that bad with the seemingly lacking pride of country that Ireland is showing? And should the people not rise up in a bid to better the country and combat the cronie-ism of Fianna Fail?


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    Black Swan
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    MOD: Please read the guidelines before posting again in Political Theory.
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