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Thread: GB car sticker 'needed for UK drivers in Ireland' after Brexit!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveB View Post
    We should have a car sticker. EI. For Emerald Isle, of course!
    lol cracker.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Floki View Post
    I'm half Irish, maybe more than half and know very much of the history between the UK and Ireland.
    My father being born and bred in Northern Ireland has also told me many stories.

    I honestly believe that too many people hold a grudge over something that happened many years ago, which cannot be change.
    If anything happened to you in your days which you remember, then I do understand the frustration.

    However, for many people alive today, they are angry about things that happened before they were even born, this I really do think is pretty sad.
    That should not in anyway affect your life in any sense at all. If it does, then the problem is not history, but your own.
    I have seen previous posts you made Floki but in fairness you didn't grow up on the border so your experiences and mine are totally different. How or why in the name of fuck should I put a GB sticker on my car ? Not gonna happen and you can say that I'm breaking the law but sure most posters here are breaking the law!
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    You dirty English bastards. Father Ted reference.
    "The mass of men live lives of quiet desperation" - Henry David Thoreau.

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    its just creating a bigger divide, we should be getting closer. Brexit wont end well

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barney Rubble View Post
    I am Irish with an Irish passport. Just because I was born in the occupied 6 counties does not make me British.
    There will never be a GB sticker on my car, no chance.
    Here Barney
    Use this one



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    Quote Originally Posted by willie wacker View Post
    Here Barney
    Use this one



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    Quote Originally Posted by Meursault View Post
    You dirty English bastards. Father Ted reference.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Floki View Post
    I'm half Irish, maybe more than half and know very much of the history between the UK and Ireland.
    My father being born and bred in Northern Ireland has also told me many stories.

    I honestly believe that too many people hold a grudge over something that happened many years ago, which cannot be change.
    If anything happened to you in your days which you remember, then I do understand the frustration.

    However, for many people alive today, they are angry about things that happened before they were even born, this I really do think is pretty sad.
    That should not in anyway affect your life in any sense at all. If it does, then the problem is not history, but your own.
    Allow me to say my opinion in this matter. I,m not irish neither English so not holding any hate over past like u can say in the irish people case but....

    Nazi has done many bad things still people not hate germans or look wth hate to them over the past, I think because they changed, they not anymore that people in past who hated other nations and wanted then to be the ''superior race'' . German these days changed their mentalities they are different people then was in the past ...

    English people didn't changed much of their mentalities... I can see this in their comments on Fb or youtube at the Farage speech, I can see this in day by day life for 6 years living in London and Manchester, they think consider themselves above everybody else, they still hate other nations (the reason Brexit will happen) they feel proud for what their ancestors have done in past ( steeling other people lands and being racist towards others (no dogs no blacks no irish ) they still didn't changed, they have same mentality as their ancestors, the invaders. They hate.

    I have been in Belfast for a tour and in one day I found my car scratched on the driver side. Thought well maybe someone who didn't care opens his/her door and scratched lightly. well... after one month I came back to Belfast and surprise, surprise I found my car scratched (this time very deep u could see the iron, no paint at all there) on the other side of my car. Now tell me would be my Dublin plates guilty for this? Will cost me 800 sterlings to fix all this and why? because someone didn't like my car with irish plates?

    In another hand, I met lovely people English ladies and English gentlemen very nice people but I can count them on my fingers, the majority I met everywhere I went have that arrogance and consider themselves superior to everybody, this things only make other people to not like them, leaving aside the history. Now I perfectly understand why Barney think and feel like this.
    Last edited by FetishCherry; 04-09-19 at 09:55.
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    In fairness Floki unless you grew up during the troubles you don't know anything.
    The hatred up north was inbred and still remains, I fear it will take several more generations till it dissipates,
    There is a very small number on both sides that cant let go of the past and this will take time to go away.

    Quote Originally Posted by Floki View Post
    I'm half Irish, maybe more than half and know very much of the history between the UK and Ireland.
    My father being born and bred in Northern Ireland has also told me many stories.

    I honestly believe that too many people hold a grudge over something that happened many years ago, which cannot be change.
    If anything happened to you in your days which you remember, then I do understand the frustration.

    However, for many people alive today, they are angry about things that happened before they were even born, this I really do think is pretty sad.
    That should not in anyway affect your life in any sense at all. If it does, then the problem is not history, but your own.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FetishCherry View Post
    Allow me to say my opinion in this matter. I,m not irish neither English so not holding any hate over past like u can say in the irish people case but....

    Nazi has done many bad things still people not hate germans or look wth hate to them over the past, I think because they changed, they not anymore that people in past who hated other nations and wanted then to be the ''superior race'' . German these days changed their mentalities they are different people then was in the past ...

    English people didn't changed much of their mentalities... I can see this in their comments on Fb or youtube at the Farage speech, I can see this in day by day life for 6 years living in London and Manchester, they think consider themselves above everybody else, they still hate other nations (the reason Brexit will happen) they feel proud for what their ancestors have done in past ( steeling other people lands and being racist towards others (no dogs no blacks no irish ) they still didn't changed, they have same mentality as their ancestors, the invaders. They hate.

    I have been in Belfast for a tour and in one day I found my car scratched on the driver side. Thought well maybe someone who didn't care opens his/her door and scratched lightly. well... after one month I came back to Belfast and surprise, surprise I found my car scratched (this time very deep u could see the iron, no paint at all there) on the other side of my car. Now tell me would be my Dublin plates guilty for this? Will cost me 800 sterlings to fix all this and why? because someone didn't like my car with irish plates?

    In another hand, I met lovely people English ladies and English gentlemen very nice people but I can count them on my fingers, the majority I met everywhere I went have that arrogance and consider themselves superior to everybody, this things only make other people to not like them, leaving aside the history. Now I perfectly understand why Barney think and feel like this.
    The property the nazis took has been taken back, and nazi germany was well and truly beaten. In Northern Ireland the occupiers are sitting on their occupied territory saying let bygones be bygones. Not a good recipe for peace.
    Last edited by philipkntz; 04-09-19 at 10:20.
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