How dare you apply multi-dimensional thinking to issues we all know are simple & one-dimensional.
Quite right. Even though my ancestors lived in Ireland for almost 1000 years, I would never say “my ancestors suffered under the potato famine,” because my ancestors were aristocrats. Don’t appropriate other people’s suffering. It’s a basic rule of decency and respect.https://twitter.com/K_mc06/status/1159581389123198976 …
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There must be an epigenetic expression in the southern Irish yeoman descendants. My brother and my son won't eat rice. My granny said having rice was a sign of a poor yield in the garden that year.
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I knew Stefan was a Viking.
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It must be a full time job making sure that everyone who talks about those who suffered during the famine had ancestors that endured it. Since your beating that particular drum, mind having a dive into my family history. I wouldn't want to "appropriate other people’s suffering."
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You’re not Irish fella, don’t worry about something happening in Ireland
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Did some people so something there?!
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You said she wasn't Irish b/c she was Asian. At least have the decency to own your racism.pic.twitter.com/07Z9ZsDJq0
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Oh wow. Was there a lot of inbreeding in the Molyneux lineage? It would explain so much.
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