"GAA: *The Armagh county board has alleged captain Ciaran McKeever was taunted with sectarian abuse prior to his red card in the National Football League clash with Laois last weekend."
The Irish Times
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"GAA: *The Armagh county board has alleged captain Ciaran McKeever was taunted with sectarian abuse prior to his red card in the National Football League clash with Laois last weekend."
The Irish Times
So the word bastard is sectarian now is it?
Nope pet it's the context it's used in.
The Brits are comin.
The British bastards are comin.
Can you see the difference.
Explain it to me.
Is the word British Sectarian, or is the word Bastard sectarian.
I think I just did when I said its all about the context in which it is used in.
I am glad you feel that way. It makes all that bickering you used to do about being called a Hun seem rather redundant now doesn't it. I am glad you have finally come to accept that you were wrong
It took a long long time, but we got there in the end.
Although there is nothing sectarian about being called a British bastard, given that being British or a bastard denotes a persons faith, at least you now understand the principle behind the argument. Well done Paddy
Who the **** spends their whole life on the internet
Oh yes, there is one person...WeebleBritBhoy, the London-born, Irishman
What a sad ****
Oh yes, there is one person...WeebleBritBhoy, the London-born, Irishman
What a sad ****
The Irish Times is wrong as well?
Stick your head in the sand BillyBhoyBrit.
What religion is a British bastard Paddy?
Billybhoy is the Irish version of Thefanwithnoname, or maybe they are the same. <ifeelapoemcomingon>
What religion is a British bastard Paddy?
So sectarianism only relates to religion?
Is the Irish Times wrong as well?
If Jerusalem can be built in England's green and pleasant land, then Damascus was surely destined for West Belfast. It fit's the bill.