Why is the Irish still get cucked by the bongs in 2022?
Why is the Irish still get cucked by the bongs in 2022?
Isaac Watson
Matthew Hill
Because bongs put Scottish settlers there and as long as they are there Brits can use the "majority there want to remain with us" argument
Jackson James
i wanna submit to my anglo masters owo
Anthony Diaz
>Scottish
Sort of true.
Firstly most settlers were from England and Southern Ireland only Antrim and Donegal had Scots.
>long as they are there
So... Forevere
Noah Parker
This, the russian strategy
Eli Nguyen
most masculine irishman
Kevin Rodriguez
>most settlers were from England and Southern Ireland
Southern Irish settlers?
Easton Jones
i cant help it >.< , anglo boys are just so strong and masculine
David Wilson
>Southern Irish settlers?
Yes. Most were Protestant converts from Southern Ireland who were allowed to colonise Ulster
Easton Gutierrez
>Brits can use the "majority there want to remain with us" argument
they now want to go with Eire because of money
Andrew Watson
English speaking Anglicans from the Pale so basically Englishmen.
Ian Anderson
>English speaking Anglicans
Damn
Blacks are English now.
Nathaniel Ramirez
Lmfao you're braindead
Josiah Scott
you arent cute
Jeremiah Nelson
Sorry to burst your bubble but Irishmen all spoke Irish at the time.
Asher Fisher
Thats factually untrue
The oldest record of Scottish English in Ireland is by an Irishwoman
Sorry to burst your bubble but Gaelic doesn't mean anything to the irish
Thomas Adams
;-; rude..... very rude....
Landon Hall
I doubt she was just Irish then. Either way that doesn't mean she didn't speak Irish.
Josiah Stewart
>I doubt she was just Irish then.
Cool but your opinion does not matter.
>Either way that doesn't mean she didn't speak Irish.
Nice try.
I don't understand why you're so desperate to pretend English knowledge was not commonplace in Ireland then.
English is now Ireland's national language. Get over it.
Jordan Bell
Nice try, Nigel
Jason Carter
>English is now Ireland's national language.
"The Irish language as the national language is the first official language."
Eighth article of the Irish constitution. Learn to read scotstard.
Joseph Roberts
This part is not northern Ireland?