[ SECRET POST #3476 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3476 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

If yo plan on liking Irish (or, in this case, Irish - American) music, please do so, by all means - daft identity politics does not apply and all are welcome to listen, learn and participate.

Please note that though there are many Irish Americans, very few of whom have any recent family connection with Ireland at all.

Most celebrate their ancestry in a non-hostile way, but a vocal minority frequently engage in absurd, outdated anti-English rhetoric as a means of romanicising past conflicts of which they have no direct experience. They often have a wholly distorted idea of what contemporary Irish life is like.

In actual Ireland, thousands of British people live, work and visit the country and are very welcome. Likewise, nearly half a million Irish citizen live and work in the UK. Many people have joint citizenship or have extended family in the other country. Tension theses days is no more serious than sporting rivalry (and we have a joint rugby squad, the Lions, for some international competitions). If any American Plastic Paddy were to give you grief over liking an Irish American band, be assured that he would be talking through his arse so if that happens, tell whoever it is to get stuffed.

Plus, if you're Norwegian, Viking ancestry is commonplace in Ireland and Britain. Many cities, including Dublin, were founded by Vikings.

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