Orange Walk / Scottish Cricket thread

[Samuel Corrigan]

Well done to those who are beginning to counter the anti-orange bigotry which has dominated this thread until fairly recently.

Positivity and tolerance beats hatred every time.

[PossilYM]

1 minute ago, Samuel Corrigan said:

Well done to those who are beginning to counter the anti-orange bigotry which has dominated this thread until fairly recently.

Positivity and tolerance beats hatred every time.

You tell them, Brother.

[Guest]

Always amazes me how much everyone from the west of Scotland is a specialist in Irish history and Irish politics. 

[101]

15 hours ago, Sherrif John Bunnell said:

I'm glad that these lads are standing up to filthy foreigners who come to our country and force their culture onto us.

 

 

Wandering about a Catholic country screaming "f**k the pope" 

[tree house tam]

There should be no place on this planet for bigots. Unfortunately some of these twats breathe the same air as I do. 

[PossilYM]

21 minutes ago, Empty It said:

Always amazes me how much everyone from the west of Scotland is a specialist in Irish history and Irish politics. 

Truly amazing considering it's been a area of conflict 12 miles off the Scottish coast for what seems like forever.

[gannonball]

43 minutes ago, Samuel Corrigan said:

Well done to those who are beginning to counter the anti-orange bigotry which has dominated this thread until fairly recently.

Positivity and tolerance beats hatred every time.

Not liking bigots doesn't make you a bigot M8.

[Samuel Corrigan]

34 minutes ago, tree house tam said:

There should be no place on this planet for bigots. Unfortunately some of these twats breathe the same air as I do. 

Well said.

For a while this was a safe space where they went unchallenged, but that has changed recently.

[Salt n Vinegar]

42 minutes ago, 101 said:

Wandering about a Catholic country screaming "f**k the pope" 

It is indeed curious. The obsessive desire that some folk seem to have about having sex with a religious leader in another country seems most odd.  This deranged requirement they seem to have to go around shouting about it individually or in large groups is probably worthy of professional study.

[Jacksgranda]

1 hour ago, Empty It said:

Always amazes me how much everyone from the west of Scotland is a specialist in Irish history and Irish politics. 

Except they aren't.

[johnnydun]

19 minutes ago, Samuel Corrigan said:

Well said.

For a while this was a safe space where they went unchallenged, but that has changed recently.

[Guest]

41 minutes ago, Jacksgranda said:

Except they aren't.

They like to think they are.

[CarrbridgeSaintee]

1 hour ago, Jacksgranda said:

Except they aren't.

And this thread is proof of that.

[scottsdad]

1 hour ago, Samuel Corrigan said:

For a while this was a safe space where they went unchallenged, but that has changed recently.

2 posts in... 

What was your last username? 

[MyNameIsClarence]

3 hours ago, Samuel Corrigan said:

Well done to those who are beginning to counter the anti-orange bigotry which has dominated this thread until fairly recently.

Positivity and tolerance beats hatred every time.

Yes, well done @LongTimeLurker

[Venti]

3 hours ago, Empty It said:

Always amazes me how much everyone from the west of Scotland is a specialist in Irish history and Irish politics. 

Derrs moar t'oirlund dinn diss.

[Sergeant Wilson]

16 hours ago, scottsdad said:

Who gives a shit about assumptions? When you assume you make an ass of u and me. 

But when you go down the rabbit hole of the rise of Hitler in a thread like this, then you're putting your head in the mouth of a lion. 

Don't worry, I think most people scroll past your posts without reading them.

[gannonball]

25 minutes ago, Venti said:

Derrs moar t'oirlund dinn diss.

The most amusing thing about Coogan doing this was it was a bit of a dig at the way Britain see Irish people. But it went right over alot of morons heads and they lapped it up anyway.  Irvine Welsh did this in a reverse way with Orangemen in trainspotting 2. It was so slapstick it was obviously a dig but you still had orcs lapping it up anyway too.

[101]

Seems to be a big uptick in frenzied posters obsessed with the historic events of the Dutch over the English. I guess there is f**k all else to do when you are bed bound after falling off a pile of pallets.

[Venti]

19 minutes ago, gannonball said:

The most amusing thing about Coogan doing this was it was a bit of a dig at the way Britain see Irish people. But it went right over alot of morons heads and they lapped it up anyway.  Irvine Welsh did this in a reverse way with Orangemen in trainspotting 2. It was so slapstick it was obviously a dig but you still had orcs lapping it up anyway too.

You're over analysing things mate.