Dilema for Sinn Fein Supporters

[Picasso Republic]

The basis for Irish Nationalism, the version almost every Irish person would support prior to the 'hijacking' of Irish Nationalism by Sinn Fein can be summarised as follows:

The will of the people is paramount in terms of self-determination, where there no historical title to a territory a neighbouring country cannot simply absorb its neighbour against the will of its people and that smaller countries may require the support of larger countries when attempting to fend off the 'claws' of a large neighbour - as we saw historically with French and Spanish support for Irish self determination.

What then of the people of the Falklands and the territorial dispute.

Considering that almost the entire region has been settled and ruled by european immigrants since the 1500's, that the various immigrant nationalities followed their own paths of self determination, why then would Sinn Fein and their supporters not respect the right of the Falkland Islanders to self determination and their right not to be taken over by a larger neighbour simply because they are seen as insignificant.

Perplexing to say the least.

[TommyO'Brien]

Inconsistency and Sinn Féin go hand in hand.

[Northtipp]

Inconsistency and Sinn Féin go hand in hand.

Here ye fekn pr1ck. You declare your self a journo. Try that for inconsistency ye walt. Oh wait, I know, start a thread on Adams not winning in Louth. Lol

[ShoutingIsLeadership]

Inconsistency and Sinn Féin go hand in hand.

Like M&Ms

[Astral Peaks]

Sorry, Sinn Fein are expected to be consistent?

Since when?

Austerity in the North good...
Austerity in the South bad....

Sinn Fein in a nutshell.

[MacCoise2]

The basis for Irish Nationalism, the version almost every Irish person would support prior to the 'hijacking' of Irish Nationalism by Sinn Fein can be summarised as follows:

The will of the people is paramount in terms of self-determination, where there no historical title to a territory a neighbouring country cannot simply absorb its neighbour against the will of its people and that smaller countries may require the support of larger countries when attempting to fend off the 'claws' of a large neighbour - as we saw historically with French and Spanish support for Irish self determination.

What then of the people of the Falklands and the territorial dispute.

Considering that almost the entire region has been settled and ruled by european immigrants since the 1500's, that the various immigrant nationalities followed their own paths of self determination, why then would Sinn Fein and their supporters not respect the right of the Falkland Islanders to self determination and their right not to be taken over by a larger neighbour simply because they are seen as insignificant.

Perplexing to say the least.

Believe it or not the constitutional status of las mlavinas really doesnt cause too much discussion in SF

[MacCoise2]

Sorry, Sinn Fein are expected to be consistent?

Since when?

Austerity in the North good...
Austerity in the South bad....

Sinn Fein in a nutshell.

Lazy, lazy, lazy

[Picasso Republic]

Here ye fekn pr1ck. You declare your self a journo. Try that for inconsistency ye walt. Oh wait, I know, start a thread on Adams not winning in Louth. Lol

We could start a thread on the same person, a sitting TD, having covered up paedophelia for years and permitting it to continue - but that would be off topic to discuss here.

[Astral Peaks]

Lazy, lazy, lazy

But true, true, true.

[MacCoise2]

But true, true, true.

Of course its not true. Only a moron would think that.