milehip wrote: » Exactly,Nationalism make you take pride in stuff you haven't done and hate people you've never met.
whisky_galore wrote: » A patriot loves his country, a nationalist hates everyone else's.
Grayson wrote: » Is that "love" rational?
NinetyTwoTeam wrote: » naw, cuz most of em are either in Oz, Canada, US or the UK or are working on getting out of here because this country of supposedly brave people let crooked politicians and bankers destroy their future and that's nothing to be proud of. neither is our crumbling health service, our housing crisis, our corrupt to the core garda siochana, or our worship of alcohol. i guess we can be proud of the rugby team if you overlook its connections to a current criminal court case in the north, which I absolutely do not. i love irish history but we're not living in the past. leo varadkar cancelling wind farms like Trump's lapdog, he's hardly Michael fuppin Collins is he? cop on, this place is a joke.
Sam Quentin wrote: » Does any of the young ones know why we'r all so proud to be Irish!? You wont learn any of this on facebook kids. Anyway just sharing a memory. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1l-eLB_Idw
Sam Quentin wrote: » My religious faith and my pride are not up for discussion. There's lots of things that make me proud to be Irish and there's lots of things that make me proud to be Irish catholic. The fight for Irish freedom by Irish Catholics is just one that comes to mind.. I'm actually buzzing today at the news that the Popes visit to Ireland has been confirmed..
Sam Quentin wrote: » I'm specifically taking about MY religion and MY pride at being Irish.
Sam Quentin wrote: » I'm specifically talking about MY religion and MY pride at being Irish.
Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: » Out of interest, what makes you proud to be a catholic? I found it a very limiting and restrictive experience to be honest.
Summer wind wrote: » Twoud be a great little country if we could only roof it.
jaxxx wrote: » Pride? Irish? Cannot say those two words have ever entered the same continuity of existence at the same time if I'm being honest.
StupidLikeAFox wrote: » You are going to **** yourself next time you are in the bakery section of the supermarket
jaxxx wrote: » Aside from the fact that the Catholic Church is pretty much the most corrupt organisation in the entire history of our species. But I digress. Pride? Irish? Cannot say those two words have ever entered the same continuity of existence at the same time if I'm being honest. Being Irish is just circumstantial. Don't really see how one can be proud of something circumstantial. Proud of myself as a person, but Irish? There's no logic in that for me. But that's just me.