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The Layman Apologist 🥛 Verified account @apologistlayman
Everyday people online hear my accent and go “oh your Irish”

When people see that i burn in the sun within 30 seconds they say “definitely Irish alright”

If i was to tell people my surname is O’Cahan(its not), they quickly squeal in delight and say “classic Irish name”

It’s funny that they all positively recognise characteristics that identify an Irish man and yet when I say I want Ireland to be for the Irish, suddenly that all goes out the window and i am often met with “what even is Irish?”.

Funny that isn’t it?
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The Layman Apologist 🥛 Verified account @apologistlayman
A foreign nations flag has no place flying in our countries, thats a sign of dominance. We fly our own flags with pride.

Don't like it? We will drive you to the airport, because I mean we have paid for everything else for your entitled ass. Might as well pay one last bill and get our country back.
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The Layman Apologist 🥛 Verified account @apologistlayman
Charlie is right. I’m from Northern Ireland, and I don’t need to be English to recognise that the English are a historic people with an inheritance of their own. Respect for that inheritance should come naturally to anyone who values his own roots.

Calling our peoples “mongrels” is a strange way to argue against racial thinking.

Rees-Mogg erected a giant straw man and burnt it, coupled with the leftist tactic of calling an argument Nazism to shut it down. Nothing in Restore’s argument or policies requires me to believe my people are superior to anyone else. Rather all we are fighting for is our right to live in our lands, celebrating our own culture and customs, as is the right of any people group in their native lands.

I value where I come from, I want that inheritance passed to our children, and I support the English, Scots and Welsh in wanting the same for theirs. There is zero evil about it, except for those who think we should be ashamed of our whiteness and our ancestors.

If that’s you, go and get bent. We aren’t ashamed and never will be. 🇮🇪 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧
Charlie Downes Verified account @cfdownes_ Sep 24
Nobody is arguing that the English are an “Aryan master race.” Rees-Mogg is deliberately attacking a position almost nobody holds.

Belonging to a nation is a matter of ancestry and inheritance. It is impossible to "become English," regardless of whether you subscribe to "our values," because Englishness is an inherited ethnic identity.

Just because it comes from multiple sources - Britons, Angles, Saxons, Danes, Normans - does not mean that it does not exist, nor does it mean that anyone from anywhere can simply put it on like a costume.

That is not Nazism; it is a natural, moral, and healthy view that everyone, in all times and places - except White people in the 21st century - has held.

Why must we accept that this view is now beyond the pale? Why, meanwhile, is every other group encouraged to celebrate its identity and organise around its interests? Why can't we do the same?

These are the questions we are asking. If @Jacob_Rees_Mogg's response is to caricature us as Nazis and call our people mongrels, that's up to him. But he shouldn't be surprised if history remembers him as a coward and a traitor.

The game of identity politics is here to stay. The future belongs to those who take their own side and play to win.
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