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r/ireland • u/[deleted] • Mar 13 '16
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Yea it's a mild irritation but the foaming at the mouth some sections of our citizenry do over this every year is a fucking embarrassment. Seriously there's other things to lose your shit over.
13 u/jeneffy Mar 13 '16 I think it's pretty ignorant of a huge country to take a small country's holiday and call it by the wrong name. 3 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '16 I believe this is official foreign policy. 18 u/JonnyRoger Mar 13 '16 Where have you encountered such citizen's foaming from the mouth and arguing such things ? 6 u/ginganinga223 Mar 13 '16 Canada. Irish people seemed to get really upset about it. Strange reactions altogether.
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I think it's pretty ignorant of a huge country to take a small country's holiday and call it by the wrong name.
3 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '16 I believe this is official foreign policy.
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I believe this is official foreign policy.
Where have you encountered such citizen's foaming from the mouth and arguing such things ?
6 u/ginganinga223 Mar 13 '16 Canada. Irish people seemed to get really upset about it. Strange reactions altogether.
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Canada. Irish people seemed to get really upset about it. Strange reactions altogether.
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u/Lahmater Mar 13 '16
Yea it's a mild irritation but the foaming at the mouth some sections of our citizenry do over this every year is a fucking embarrassment. Seriously there's other things to lose your shit over.