[elc]

Tex - You stated:
the Catholics should have equal say, and that government needs to be fully Irish.

I asked since when Catholics don't have an equal say. Since when can they not vote?

And you bring up the 19 century and Easter Uprising??? LOL.

Again, why don't you try to explain:
1) How Catholics don't have any equal say
2) Why you don't support the people democratically choosing what their government is. You've stated that the government must be fully Irish. But what if they people don't choose that?

and just for fun
3) Care define in what ways the English are in Ireland that are unacceptable?

Or do you just want to keep spouting off about your dead ancestors fighting in uprisings and grandfathers giving thrashings?

[TexConfederate1861]

I don't like your tone ONE bit.
I gave you examples of how the Catholics were denied rights, and you scoff at that and at the 1916 Uprising.
That shows your lack of knowledge about the History of Ireland.
I think you are softhearted toward the Ian Paisley and his Orange murderers. They, by the way, are the ONLY ones who would vote for a non-Irish Government. The same traitors that helped William and the English persecute the Irish.

Think what you like, "Éireann go Brách" is the way it will be.