#irishrepublicanism — Public Fediverse posts
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What is a Mode of Production? | Socialism 101 #2
https://tankie.tube/videos/watch/b0f46d8a-fc31-4f9d-899e-e1661a20e500
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What is a Mode of Production? | Socialism 101 #2
https://tankie.tube/videos/watch/b0f46d8a-fc31-4f9d-899e-e1661a20e500
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What is a Mode of Production? | Socialism 101 #2
https://tankie.tube/videos/watch/b0f46d8a-fc31-4f9d-899e-e1661a20e500
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Cillian Murphy refuses to shake hands with Harry Windsor/Saxe-Coburg.
I don't know about this. Assuming that he doesn't have some other reason, they had a fight at a party in LA for example, is this a fair gesture to protest against the role of the British monarchy in Ireland over the centuries or just rude?
https://www.reddit.com/r/ireland/comments/1d9dr7d/have_you_heard_about_this_hands_in_pockets/
Edit: OK. Reddit, Tiktok, Twitter and the rest of the internet including myself are wrong. 1/2
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Cillian Murphy refuses to shake hands with Harry Windsor/Saxe-Coburg.
I don't know about this. Assuming that he doesn't have some other reason, they had a fight at a party in LA for example, is this a fair gesture to protest against the role of the British monarchy in Ireland over the centuries or just rude?
https://www.reddit.com/r/ireland/comments/1d9dr7d/have_you_heard_about_this_hands_in_pockets/
Edit: OK. Reddit, Tiktok, Twitter and the rest of the internet including myself are wrong. 1/2
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Cillian Murphy refuses to shake hands with Harry Windsor/Saxe-Coburg.
I don't know about this. Assuming that he doesn't have some other reason, they had a fight at a party in LA for example, is this a fair gesture to protest against the role of the British monarchy in Ireland over the centuries or just rude?
https://www.reddit.com/r/ireland/comments/1d9dr7d/have_you_heard_about_this_hands_in_pockets/
Edit: OK. Reddit, Tiktok, Twitter and the rest of the internet including myself are wrong. 1/2
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Cillian Murphy refuses to shake hands with Harry Windsor/Saxe-Coburg.
I don't know about this. Assuming that he doesn't have some other reason, they had a fight at a party in LA for example, is this a fair gesture to protest against the role of the British monarchy in Ireland over the centuries or just rude?
https://www.reddit.com/r/ireland/comments/1d9dr7d/have_you_heard_about_this_hands_in_pockets/
Edit: OK. Reddit, Tiktok, Twitter and the rest of the internet including myself are wrong. 1/2
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In what I think of as the best tradition of #IrishRepublicanism, there is an empathy for exploited and subjugated people around the world because of the history of British colonial rule in #Ireland.
In the USA this sometimes morphs into the belief that, because of things like #IndenturedServitude, the #Irish in America had it just as bad as #BlackPeople so #IrishAmericans do not have to think of themselves as having benefited from #WhitePrivilege.
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In what I think of as the best tradition of #IrishRepublicanism, there is an empathy for exploited and subjugated people around the world because of the history of British colonial rule in #Ireland.
In the USA this sometimes morphs into the belief that, because of things like #IndenturedServitude, the #Irish in America had it just as bad as #BlackPeople so #IrishAmericans do not have to think of themselves as having benefited from #WhitePrivilege.
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In what I think of as the best tradition of #IrishRepublicanism, there is an empathy for exploited and subjugated people around the world because of the history of British colonial rule in #Ireland.
In the USA this sometimes morphs into the belief that, because of things like #IndenturedServitude, the #Irish in America had it just as bad as #BlackPeople so #IrishAmericans do not have to think of themselves as having benefited from #WhitePrivilege.
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In what I think of as the best tradition of #IrishRepublicanism, there is an empathy for exploited and subjugated people around the world because of the history of British colonial rule in #Ireland.
In the USA this sometimes morphs into the belief that, because of things like #IndenturedServitude, the #Irish in America had it just as bad as #BlackPeople so #IrishAmericans do not have to think of themselves as having benefited from #WhitePrivilege.