Saint Patrick's day

Micks, I know a lot of us give you a lot shit a lot of the time, but we love ya. Not Irish but I raise a glass to my celt brothers!

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What are the political implications of people celebrating racial/cultural holidays for other groups?

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>imagine belonging to a culture known solely for getting drunk and fighting

That's only in America and Hollywood though. Europeans and Brits don't even have that stereotype of us because it's not true and there's other European ethnicities that drink way more.

Also I think we can all agree the IRA were based

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I'm going to eat stereotypically Irish food later

You will never be a real Irishman

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>What are the political implications of people celebrating racial/cultural holidays for other groups?
I dunno, it made me hate St. Patrick's day though. Used to love it when I was younger since both sides of my family are very Irish. As I got older, watching niggers and other non-Whites "celebrating" by getting shitfaced and wearing green started to get on my nerves.

I’m descended from a long line of Irish Catholics with Scot/Irish ancestry migrating to Virginia in the early 1600s. Genetically, I’m 80% Irish (20% French).

But I want Ireland back in the union.

Lá Fhéile Pádraig shona daoibh

Her name was ebba and she was eleven years old

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