TOPIC:

"UpsidedownA":25fhujoy wrote:

"Lars":25fhujoy wrote:

"Tube":25fhujoy wrote:
Are Irish Unionists any less Irish than anyone else?

[/quote:25fhujoy]
Yes!
But I don't know if we should be discussing this here??[/quote:25fhujoy]

With attitudes like that, is it any wonder that the Protestants in the North call themselves British?[/quote:25fhujoy]

I don't think that Protestants in the north call themselves British because of this type of belief, although it is a wide help belief, and one that a lot of people would agree with. It goes way back in their own background, and is the way that they want to be percieved, rather than being influenced by the way others see them.

"Andrew":3cbh5ceq wrote:

"Lars":3cbh5ceq wrote: Guys, aren't you missing the point?? I thought we were discussing

"Tube":3cbh5ceq wrote: Are Irish Unionists any less Irish than anyone else?[/quote:3cbh5ceq][/quote:3cbh5ceq]

Yes, they're Scottish.[/quote:3cbh5ceq]

No, they are Irish.

"Andrew":1wfuc8dw wrote:

"Lars":1wfuc8dw wrote: Guys, aren't you missing the point?? I thought we were discussing

"Tube":1wfuc8dw wrote: Are Irish Unionists any less Irish than anyone else?[/quote:1wfuc8dw][/quote:1wfuc8dw]

Yes, they're Scottish.[/quote:1wfuc8dw]



You could argue that the Scottish are also descends of northern geals settles in the early centuries AD <!-- s;) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_wink.gif" alt="" title="Wink" /><!-- s;) -->