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<blockquote data-quote="Alexis" data-source="post: 34975" data-attributes="member: 68"><p>I have an uncle I never knew as he was shot in the back by British soldiers in the '70s. He was 16. He was not in the IRA. My father was also killed during the troubles in the 1980s, also an innocent person unfortunately in the wrong place at the wrong time. I cant hold on to that and let it be who I am. Everyone in Northern Ireland has been affected in some way by what we have come through. We have to move on. Why would you want to remain in those dark times. Why would you insist on that two tribes mentality?</p><p></p><p>You have made this thread about something other than what Sarah was posting about. She never mentioned the IRA or the troubles. She merely wanted to discuss the mess that Arlene Foster had put NI in. You somehow turned it around to be the fault of Sinn Fein. You cant blame Sinn Fein for everything all the time. Sinn Fein haven't been caught out lying and stealing from the government. That would be the DUP. Arlene clearly does have a conflict of interest. Pretending she doesn't and shouting loudly at Sinn Fein doesn't legitimise your argument.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alexis, post: 34975, member: 68"] I have an uncle I never knew as he was shot in the back by British soldiers in the '70s. He was 16. He was not in the IRA. My father was also killed during the troubles in the 1980s, also an innocent person unfortunately in the wrong place at the wrong time. I cant hold on to that and let it be who I am. Everyone in Northern Ireland has been affected in some way by what we have come through. We have to move on. Why would you want to remain in those dark times. Why would you insist on that two tribes mentality? You have made this thread about something other than what Sarah was posting about. She never mentioned the IRA or the troubles. She merely wanted to discuss the mess that Arlene Foster had put NI in. You somehow turned it around to be the fault of Sinn Fein. You cant blame Sinn Fein for everything all the time. Sinn Fein haven't been caught out lying and stealing from the government. That would be the DUP. Arlene clearly does have a conflict of interest. Pretending she doesn't and shouting loudly at Sinn Fein doesn't legitimise your argument. [/QUOTE]
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