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Twitter / X - Irish heritage = white supremacy, apparently.

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End St.Patrick's Day @endstpats St. Patrick's day encourages and perpetuates the idea of whiteness and white culture. It otherizes non-whites and promotes nationalism It is not okay for white pride rallies to take place in 2016. #EndStPatricksDay 6:08 PM 04 Feb 17

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Themilo

Mar 18, 2017 at 06:53AM EDT

Yes. Because when i think white supremacy, or even supremacy in general, i think the irish. I mean, it's not like the Irish have any historical experience with actual oppression.

Oh wait, they do.

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Hyperion235

Mar 18, 2017 at 02:33AM EDT

So end a holiday celebrated by a nation on skin color. And then wonder why most people with at least a brain cell count of a hundred are against you.

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