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Why are the Irish considered the niggers of Europe? Their crime rate is very low and they don't go around killing and stealing like niggers. People always call the Irish niggers but never explain why?
A gang of "men" (no further description given for """some reason""") came into her HOUSE and attacked her and the baby. She saved the babies life by shielding the baby with her own body.
Let that sink in. REALLY think about it for a few minutes. A 13 year old girl had to use herself as a human shield to protect an 11 month old baby from a machete attack ... in IRELAND.
>>425411(OP) >A gang of "men" (no further description given for """some reason""")
Not for some reason, anon. It's because when stupid plebs hear about minorities victimizing whites, they stupidly generalize the behavior of some bottom-dwellers of the minority group to the entire group. Then they get hot about it and hot, dumb plebs are dangerous.
History's taught us it doesn't take much encouragement to reduce shit-tier whites to the same senseless and reprehensible behavior for which they loath other races.
That's the reason racially charged facts are withheld at first and then massaged in after things cool down.
Rules:
1. The default languages for discussions in /ie/ - Ireland are Irish and English.
2. You can ask here people from Ireland anything anonymously, trolling is allowed, but must be funny and not malicious. Please be respectful.
3. Remember all global rules apply to /ie/, and general respect and courtesy is in this board no matter your opinions or the opinions of others.
If you are not familiar with history and culture of Ireland, please visit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ireland