@PhilipIngMBE@ernes1875@devlin434@JonBurrowsMLA Where do the the offi e for national statistics get there info from though?
Never even been asked the question at an exit poll. I smell bullshit.
@PhilipIngMBE@ernes1875@devlin434@JonBurrowsMLA Have we not learned by now that straw polls are bollocks. I have never been asked an opinion on a border poll nor anyone I know. I do wonder where you get your figures because its not the same place I get mine.
@TheEconomist Them elderly men are the same men that were there 30 years ago stoking the flames of sectarianism. The OO are a sectarian organisation, it's their core belief, without it they have no basis for existence. We tolerate them in town centres during marching season, most of us head
@TheEconomist Now we as the majority, both at the polls and numerically, are looking at it and saying amongst ourselves, "why do we tolerate it?" From now on I can see see every OO and the Black parades that are contentious being challenged. These loyal orders belong in the past with all the
@TheEconomist Have the OO contributed anything positive to the GR? Do they help or promote businesses on it? Do they campaign for better or more affordable houses on it? Do they put time or money into its communities or clubs? Look, the OO have poked rhe bear and majorly fucked up.
@TheEconomist areas we draw the line. Why tell me would they want to go down the Garvaghy Road for any reason other than to express dominance? Not one of them cares for the GR. For 364 days a year they could not give one f**k about the GR or its residents.
@TheEconomist away to escape that week in July. We tolerate them even in overwhelmingly nationalist majority towns as they're shared spaces. But when they want to march and exercise some warped form of cultural supremacy through almost exclusively catholic, nationalist, republican residential