Well i'd hate to burst Irelands bubble...but that was...yep...just a blip. My point isn't to 'excuse' the wrongs that have been done, it's to point out that their anomalies in the grand scheme of things.Tab wrote:Redhand, You state that the Inquestion was only blip in history, well it is more like a large stain. Try telling any Catholic in Ireland that Cromwell was a mere blip in history, and see what they say, please let me know when you are going to do this as I would like to watch another little blip appear. Even in this part of Southern England they still burn the Popes effigy every year to remind every one of Bloody Marys Reign of terror, and that was only 500 years ago.
I find it funny I'm defending the RC's of all people. My Grandpa constantly goes on about our Irish Protestant/Loyalist blood and how his brothers used to throw Catholics who were voting for the wrong political party in their riding off bridges or something to that effect (more blips .
But alas! Soon i will be in the British Army...and just think of the possibilites!!
I'll start a campaign of mass conversion and upheaval similar to what cromwell did.
There will all sorts of fun stuff...stake burnings, bridge tossings...effigy burnings on my R&R