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@JC_1901

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Katılım Temmuz 2014
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@Redtyde2 @AdsoOfBelk Just buy in Odokh for basically nothing and go to Aserai and Vlandian lands
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Redtyde@Redtyde2·
@AdsoOfBelk Is trading still viable in that game? I remember doing a trading and capitalist run buying buildings and it was sick.
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Adso Øvbelk@AdsoOfBelk·
Bannerlord is very true to real history in that the primary way that people rose to independent warlord status in late antiquity was winning several (abundantly held) martial tournaments which gave as a prize a piece of equipment that could be sold for 10000 years peasant salary
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@KennethFitzsi15 @bildredax @fitzfromdublin Not the landmass though, burial plots are very limited. I’ve had family over there who have had to repay for ancestor’s plots or have them exhumed. Also I think it’s something to do with autopsies. IIRC UK autopsy all bodies, while Ireland only if foul play suspected
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Conor Fitzgerald
Conor Fitzgerald@fitzfromdublin·
The “euros don’t recover or bury bodies” tweet is funny in part because one of the biggest differences between Ireland and the UK is we’re a funerary culture and they’re not. I only mention it because it shows there isn’t a single European cultural attitude around anything so
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FSK@KennethFitzsi15·
@bildredax @fitzfromdublin How about running the system in such a way that you're only waiting longer than a fortnight in genuinely exceptional cases, like is done in NI and RoI?
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@embracetruth26 @ZoomerHistorian He is the King of the United Kingdom. He has the influence to shape the country as he sees fit, if he really wanted to. All the Windsors are cowards and traitors.
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@Two_Batz @HenryWestGaming There are plenty of them in Westmeath. Not sure why you’re making a joke. The Midlands was heavily planted with Englishmen, I worked with a Westmeath man who was a Protestant by virtue of his English ancestry. Many, many English surnames found from Westmeath down to south Laois
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@rising_alba More than just political, but culturally everything has been shit for our lifetimes too. For those of us born after the 90s we don’t have a golden age to look back on, no nostalgia for any period, just nothing but shit. I think going forward this will have big consequences
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ALBA RISING
ALBA RISING@rising_alba·
As a youngish White man in a western nation I've never heard a politician in power propose anything that will directly benefit me. Not once in my entire life. Most people don't know what that feels like.
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Crazy how Starmer’s “defeat” in this scenario is that the UK have to KEEP territory
Visegrád 24@visegrad24

BREAKING: Starmer suffers major defeat in court regarding his plans to transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Archipelago from the UK to Mauritius. The judge of the BIOT Supreme Court (British Indian Ocean Territory) has: - Has overturned Tony Blair’s law from 2004 that removed the Chagossians' Right of Abode. - Calculated that the cost of Starmer's Chagos surrender will be up to and over £48bn. The government claimed it would only be £3.7 billion - The judge made it clear that there is no historical authority for a prerogative power to expel or permanently exclude a population of British subjects from the territory to which their citizenship belongs. - The Judge quashed the Governnent's removal orders against the 4 Chagossians who recently returned to Chagos to stop the transfer to Mauritius. This is undoubtedly one of the biggest moments in the campaign to Save Chagos and might completely derail the government’s plans to transfer the territory to Mauritius as there are now Chagossians living on the islands.

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@Cillian03482091 @Trickstersworld FF are worse. At least with the loonies you know what you’re dealing with. FF wear suits but implement the same policies as the loonies.
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Cillian@Cillian03482091·
@Trickstersworld At least he’s not affiliated with the looney left. That’s something.
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Tony - Pod Guy - Groves
Tony - Pod Guy - Groves@Trickstersworld·
Imagine being 25 and publicly affiliated with Fianna Fáil.
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@rinagaelriochta They supported and cheered on Ishmael Akinade, a convicted African rapist. The club should be a criminal organisation and all its members imprisoned.
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Searfaiċ@rinagaelriochta·
Are bohs fans ever going to beat the garrison club allegations?
Sean Heffernan@D24Journalist

@OdohertyI64991 Did the IRA give out free prescription medications or operate state of the art secret hospitals? Must have missed that bit.

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Athlone is in a bad way
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@Xander_Wood @saintspyridon1 @Will_Tanner_1 When I say continental I mean North America, I already said that. In terms of quality of life, which I also clearly stated, enslavement and extreme poverty can in fact be equal; it is not absurd to think so. Who had a worse QOL: a plantation owner’s house slave
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Will Tanner
Will Tanner@Will_Tanner_1·
This grievance-motivated anti-British sentiment reeks of Third Worldism in all its reeking spite and envy, which is why the IRA has sided with every Third Worldist terror group, such as the ANC, that it could
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Niccolo Soldo (Fisted By Foucault)@FistedFoucault

Today I drink Jameson and celebrate the death of each and every British soldier, SAS, Special Branch, Black and Tans, etc. who was rightly sent to Hell by God via the IRA and PIRA over the past 110 years🇮🇪👍

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@Xander_Wood @saintspyridon1 @Will_Tanner_1 Sugar plantations in the Caribbean were incredibly awful yes, but I’m referring to continental slaves in the 17th and 18th century, the bulk of the empire at the time
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@Xander_Wood @saintspyridon1 @Will_Tanner_1 “Faith” still meant you couldn’t inherit land or have representation. Like the slaves, language and culture were eroded. Irish language was forbidden in official use and names were later forcibly anglicised.
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@Xander_Wood @saintspyridon1 @Will_Tanner_1 Look it up, please. It’s not controversial at all to say that American slaves had it better than Irish in Ireland in the 1600s; all of their basic needs had to be met.
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Paradoxymoron
Paradoxymoron@Xander_Wood·
@JC_1901 @saintspyridon1 @Will_Tanner_1 The reason so mamy slaves were taken from Africa is because so mamy of them died on the journey, or died after arrival due to poor living and working conditions. The idea that the British wanted to exterminate the Irish, or that Irish peasants had harder lives than African slaves
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@byzacash @connor_jk09 With the current way the UK is, a Muslim king wouldn’t be too surprising. Charles himself could be one, he seems awfully fond of them.
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