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Speaking as someone who experienced it: Religion was just the banner people/organizations with political (and social) agendas hid behind in N. Ireland and it was more a fight on either side against oppression. Since they can now govern themselves, peace is achievable and it has little to do (in the overall sense) with religion. | Speaking as someone who experienced it: Religion was just the banner people/organizations with political (and social) agendas hid behind in N. Ireland and it was more a fight on either side against oppression. Since they can now govern themselves, peace is achievable and it has little to do (in the overall sense) with religion. | ||
EDIT: I would rather not get into this topic but it is good to see so many people are able to converse without arguing. :) | |||
Latest revision as of 17:55, 9 August 2012
Speaking as someone who experienced it: Religion was just the banner people/organizations with political (and social) agendas hid behind in N. Ireland and it was more a fight on either side against oppression. Since they can now govern themselves, peace is achievable and it has little to do (in the overall sense) with religion.
EDIT: I would rather not get into this topic but it is good to see so many people are able to converse without arguing. :)