Any Ulster Loyalists on here?

Just wanting if there were any Ulster Loyalists on TSR?

An Ulster Loyalist is someone who supports the Glorious Revolution, English Bill of Rights and Protestant Monarchy. Also the continuation of Ulster within the British nation state.

This is different from an Ulster Unionist who is someone who supports the Parliamentary Union with Westminster at any cost. Rather than supporting a specific constitutional settlement as an Ulster Loyalist does.

Original post by Melancholy

Haha...you mischief maker, you! :wink:

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United Ulsterman

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United Ulsterman

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Original post by william walker

Just wanting if there were any Ulster Loyalists on TSR?

An Ulster Loyalist is someone who supports the Glorious Revolution, English Bill of Rights and Protestant Monarchy. Also the continuation of Ulster within the British nation state.

This is different from an Ulster Unionist who is someone who supports the Parliamentary Union with Westminster at any cost. Rather than supporting a specific constitutional settlement as an Ulster Loyalist does.

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william walker

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Original post by United Ulsterman

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As someone from the bit of Ulster than is thankfully free from you - I'm loyal to that :wink:

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Melancholy

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Original post by Saoirse:3

As someone from the bit of Ulster than is thankfully free from you - I'm loyal to that :wink:

What is your opinion of the IRA?

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Original post by Melancholy

What is your opinion of the IRA?

Assuming you refer to the pIRA of the Troubles era: I understand why they did what they did, and fully support their aim of bringing about a United Ireland and emancipating the oppressed Catholic population of Northern Ireland, but regard the killing of civilians even in an armed conflict as unacceptable.

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Original post by Saoirse:3

Assuming you refer to the pIRA of the Troubles era: I understand why they did what they did, and fully support their aim of bringing about a United Ireland and emancipating the oppressed Catholic population of Northern Ireland, but regard the killing of civilians even in an armed conflict as unacceptable.

You know maybe if there weren't the Provo's in Ulster then the Loyalists wouldn't have put in Penal laws against Catholics or rather non-Protestants. It was the natural reaction of the Loyalists to seeking to maintain themselves against the Irish state, Republicans and the increasing Liberalism of the British government.

So one can also understand why the Loyalists did what they did. The difference is the Loyalists were the ones who's existence was threatened and their way of life doomed. The IRA were just doing it because they wanted more power. Loyalists were fighting for their survival not only against the IRA and Irish state, but also the British government. Always funny to hear IRA supporters talk about wanting the Brits out, when it is the Loyalists who opposed the British government in the first place. However we all know what they mean when they say Brits, they mean the Loyalists. Up the Orange!

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Original post by Saoirse:3

As someone from the bit of Ulster than is thankfully free from you - I'm loyal to that :wink:

If you are in Ulster then you aren't free from me. :biggrin:

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Original post by Melancholy

What is your opinion of the IRA?

What is your view of the PAF?

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As I am living in Ulster, I can safely say that I support the GSP (Golden Sun Party).

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Original post by Ser Alex Toyne

As I am living in Ulster, I can safely say that I support the GSP (Golden Sun Party).

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Original post by william walker

What is your view of the PAF?

Bunch of orange jobless oompa loompas who needed to get laid, get jobs, watch movies and take themselves less seriously. Same with the Orange Order - dressing up in fancy clothes and doing all those marches. Bit like the Pope, ironically. Bit sad when they list 'walking with banners' as their hobbies.

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Original post by Saoirse:3

Assuming you refer to the pIRA of the Troubles era: I understand why they did what they did, and fully support their aim of bringing about a United Ireland and emancipating the oppressed Catholic population of Northern Ireland, but regard the killing of civilians even in an armed conflict as unacceptable.

I liked their accents.

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Original post by Melancholy

Bunch of orange jobless oompa loompas who needed to get laid, get jobs, watch movies and take themselves less seriously. Same with the Orange Order - dressing up in fancy clothes and doing all those marches. Bit like the Pope, ironically. Bit sad when they list 'walking with banners' as their hobbies.

I see. So what do you think of INLA?

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Original post by apronedsamurai

Proud member of Cairde Shinn Féin here.

Tiocfaidh ár lá :smile:

But I am Pro-Republican NOT Anti-Loyalist.

Well that's nice. However if you are a Republican you oppose Loyalism. Unless you want Ulster to be Loyalist and Ireland to be Republican, then I could go with that.