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Sinn Fein are not a Normal Political Party
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<blockquote data-quote="SoundMan" data-source="post: 7054722" data-attributes="member: 28532"><p>Picture the scene, you've a neighbour with whom you are in dispute over a boundary wall. Generally the neighbour is decent puts a bit of work your way and you're never stuck for a cup of sugar or the like, and ye've generally had similar interests and joined the same resident's association and in the whole get on about most things and your kids and their kids generally play together. But ye just don't see eye to eye on where the property boundary exists. You recieve an invite to a BBQ from them where the entire BBQ setup is on the disputed piece of land and it's a celebration to mark the acquisition of the land. Would you go?</p><p></p><p>Subsequently, there's a big party on the estate becuase the granny of the house next door who recently came to one of your family funerals and had spoken very well about the deceased and had said that the whole land-dispute could and should be resolved to everybody's satisfaction, is celebrating her longevity. Would you accept the invite to that party even though you'd not attended the BBQ?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SoundMan, post: 7054722, member: 28532"] Picture the scene, you've a neighbour with whom you are in dispute over a boundary wall. Generally the neighbour is decent puts a bit of work your way and you're never stuck for a cup of sugar or the like, and ye've generally had similar interests and joined the same resident's association and in the whole get on about most things and your kids and their kids generally play together. But ye just don't see eye to eye on where the property boundary exists. You recieve an invite to a BBQ from them where the entire BBQ setup is on the disputed piece of land and it's a celebration to mark the acquisition of the land. Would you go? Subsequently, there's a big party on the estate becuase the granny of the house next door who recently came to one of your family funerals and had spoken very well about the deceased and had said that the whole land-dispute could and should be resolved to everybody's satisfaction, is celebrating her longevity. Would you accept the invite to that party even though you'd not attended the BBQ? [/QUOTE]
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