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Topic History of: RIP Martin McGuinness
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JK2006 I find it perfectly natural to loathe his IRA behaviour but admire his later peace initiatives. Fascinating that, these days, we are programmed only to have one extreme view or the other. We simply cannot accept multiple emotions. Like the compassion discussion, why must one thing cancel another? I've said it before - our species will end due to this absurd, creeping superficiality.
steveimp Jo wrote:
The tributes are interesting. Norman Tebbit doesn't seem to have mellowed, even if Martin McGuinness did.

Interesting that Colin Parry has been more practical towards him today.
Jo The tributes are interesting. Norman Tebbit doesn't seem to have mellowed, even if Martin McGuinness did.
JK2006 He was lucky he didn't stand up for paedophiles; he would never have been forgiven for that!
tdf Will be interesting to see if the dissident republicans try to stage a protest at the funeral or keep away.
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