As was suspected, none of the subsequent posters revealed how they wished to vote in the upcoming Local or European elections.
Every IRA-related discussion on this imageboard inevitably results in a pissing match between butthurt Brits and LARPing Yanks, neither of which have anything interesting to say about internal Irish politics.
Why would an Irish person even share an opinion in this charade? Perhaps we should we forever live in 1971 for the detached amusement of foreigners.
The troubles were going exceptionally well, the provos has already proven themselves to be one of the most successful guerilla warfare armies ever, they were even launching large scale successful attacks on England her self, the only problem was the fucking retards in the RIRA, and the OIRA who couldn’t fight for shit, and just killed civilian targets in many cases, and those liberal scumbags in Sinn Fein sold themselves out like cheap fucking whores, to finish up, Sinn Fein hijacked the fight against Britain with their socialist rhetoric, and betrayed the nationalist provisional IRA who had performed exceptionally for years, they were betrayed by their own leaders, and the average IRA man just gave up in the face of immense betrayal.
They are possibly the worst choice on the entire island, those fucking retards hate the average Irishman, and they prove this by ignoring the homeless problem, and encouraging mass immigration into the country which does nothing except fuck up wages, force young Irish to leave in pursuit of better paying work, and the large amounts of immigration makes the housing crisis even worse, and it wouldn’t be so bad if the immigrants actually gave something back, but instead they send all their money back home, and leave this place with slightly lower wages than before forcing the government to bring in even more immigration to make up the numbers instead of encouraging native people to stay. Voting for nobody would be a better choice as all the parties are traitorous scum, the only group worth supporting would be the National Party, but their still small, and the government is making it incredibly difficult for them to register.