[ SECRET POST #3818 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3818 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Twin Peaks]


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[Parks and Recreation]


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[The Grand Tour, Richard Hammond]


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(character from the movie The Babadook)


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[The Mummy (2017 reboot)]


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[Kemono Friends]












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Comments

Re: What terrified you as a kid...

[(Anonymous)]

People are fine with Northern Irish politicians being insane, as long as they stay in Norn. I think there is a memory of the last time the Tories needed the Norn Irish politicians to prop them up and how that extended the IRA bombing campaign by several years because of it. It is the combination of the toxic and backwards social nature of Northern Irish politics which is just now a different world from British politics and that fear of being blown up by the Irish again as well as the Muslims.

Re: What terrified you as a kid...

[(Anonymous)]

Well that does resolve my conclusion

Of course the only reason Brits dislike the DUP would be because of the IRA

Re: What terrified you as a kid...

[(Anonymous)]

The DUP funds the Royalists, which provokes the Republicans who counterfund the IRA. The IRA decides to not keep its bombing contained to Ireland, where we could handily ignore it, but blow up Manchester and Canary Wharf. If Blair hadn't got elected they might have eventually ended up blowing up somewhere that we'd actually want to go to.

Re: What terrified you as a kid...

[(Anonymous)]

Hakuna matata, man. Yikes.

Re: What terrified you as a kid...

[(Anonymous)]

"hakuna matata" would require taking seriously the grievances of Irish nationalists and is therefore entirely inconsistent with UK politics

Re: What terrified you as a kid...

[(Anonymous)]

No worries and forget about it, aka hakuna matata, seems to apply more to the Irish natives. Even their moderates acknowledge that the radicals need to forget more history and live peaceably. That was the basis of the Good Friday Agreement. Sadly the DUP really likes reminding the natives of history in order to create the conflict that stokes the fear which drives their vote. The best thing the Irish radicals can do is refuse to listen to them and just let history be history.

Re: What terrified you as a kid...

[(Anonymous)]

loyalists are violent extremists too

Re: What terrified you as a kid...

[(Anonymous)]

True, but they kept it at home and not in Britain. That is why they are hated for setting the IRA off who didn't keep it at home, and not for being violent backwards natives. The reason that Britons are so up in arms now is that there is a real possibility of them not only setting the IRA off again on Britain, but also bringing their backwards politics onto the British peoples via this deal. As long as the Royalists keep it at home then they can do what they please, just not in Britain please.