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**MuddyOldEngineer** · 01-05-2012, 20:27

Originally Posted by British_And_Proud

No comment.

Just wondering....by your rationale anyone taking part in a riot deserves a rubber bullet to the head. Care to comment on that ?

**Punch** · 01-05-2012, 20:27

Originally Posted by jimmys_best_mate

Wouldn't McGuiness just phone in the date and time for the wrestle and let someone from MI5 deal with it?

That is so cruelly subtle!

**Biscuits_AB** · 01-05-2012, 20:28

Originally Posted by British_And_Proud

No comment.

Ps, I've never been hit with a baton round if that counts.....

Fucking shame that.

**Biscuits_Brown** · 01-05-2012, 20:28

Originally Posted by chocolate soldier

happened fairly recently, just because im proud of my country doesnt mean that i ignore atrocities

And just because I'm proud of my country, which happens to be the same one by the way, doesn't mean that I can ignore things like shifting demographics, democratic process or, to coin a phrase... The writing on the wall.*

*(By which I do not mean "Rem. 1690 FTP")

**British_And_Proud** · 01-05-2012, 20:30

Originally Posted by MuddyOldEngineer

Just wondering....by your rationale anyone taking part in a riot deserves a rubber bullet to the head. Care to comment on that ?

Anyone taking part in rioting, should made aware that a projectile steaming out of a long tube, may actually hurt you.

Or in other words play with fire and get burnt.

**chocolate soldier** · 01-05-2012, 20:31

Originally Posted by Biscuits_Brown

And just because I'm proud of my country, which happens to be the same one by the way, doesn't mean that I can ignore things like shifting demographics, democratic process or, to coin a phrase... The writing on the wall.* *(By which I do not mean "Rem. 1690 FTP")

i dont either but i dont accept it as an inevitability

**MuddyOldEngineer** · 01-05-2012, 20:34

Originally Posted by British_And_Proud

Anyone taking part in rioting, should made aware that a projectile steaming out of a long tube, may actually hurt you.

Or in other words play with fire and get burnt.

Not long until the marching season

**Biscuits_Brown** · 01-05-2012, 20:34

Originally Posted by chocolate soldier

i dont either but i dont accept it as an inevitability

You might want to think about it a bit. Only death & taxes are inevitable but on the balance of probabilities, a United Ireland will happen in your lifetime... Assuming you're my age or below.

Probably better to have a notion of what you'll do in that event.

**BugzDaMick** · 01-05-2012, 20:36

If at some point a referendum is held in the Six Counties and a majority decision is reached for a United Ireland, then I don't see how a few dissenters can prevent it. Let's face it, at the beginning of the 1920s the Micks had to put up with a divided island, there's no reason to suppose that they couldn't get used to a reunited Ireland, is there? It's not as if it's going to happen in the next thirty minutes, so they'll have plenty of time to prepare. I'm looking forward to a United Ireland. MsG

**chocolate soldier** · 01-05-2012, 20:37

Originally Posted by Biscuits_Brown

You might want to think about it a bit. Only death & taxes are inevitable but on the balance of probabilities, a United Ireland will happen in your lifetime... Assuming you're my age or below. Probably better to have a notion of what you'll do in that event.

and what would you do?