>> The Irish never had the difficult experience/opportunity of communism
To say the murdering oppression of the British Empire is the preferred option?
Sorry, FRiend. As an Irish/Pollock, I’m having a hard time with your disregard of Ireland’s battles and travails.
This pro-abort BS is not in Ireland’s heart. I guarantee you that.
The Irish were able to hold on to their religion for strength during their battle with the British. When they shed much of their British control, they self actualized and shed their religion as well.
The Polish people were not allowed to hold on to their religion for strength as Communism demands that it is the religion. Thus when Communism failed, the people reached to religion for their strength.
Twenty years ago when the Irish youth were in full rebellion, I was interviewed by a radio station in Dublin about the turmoil. I explained that it was all part of the developmental process of society as a whole, just as an individual goes through the same stages.
I’m old enough to remember when it seemed like most police officers, most bishops, and many of the priests & nuns were Irish. Irish American families usually had four kids each.
So what happened in the old country to turn it secular and pro abortion like this? Scotland and Britain are islamicized secularist hellholes. Did Ireland just follow the rest?
The only Catholics left in Ireland are the Poles who moved there.