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And the level of outrage often directly correlates to the actual unimportance of the issue.

Author: Frank L (7844 Posts - Joined: Sep 20, 2007)

Posted at 12:34 pm on Mar 16, 2012

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Replies to: "And the level of outrage often directly correlates to the actual unimportance of the issue."

Nike offends the Irishes - also ugly shoes [NT] [LINK] - TontoGoldstein - 11:59am 3/16/12 (21) [View All]
- Bullshit...clearly the indignation comes from... - Killshot - 10:37am 3/17/12
- Good lord ! As offensive, right up there with getting hit with a tiretool. [NT] - Buddy Lee - 1:16pm 3/16/12
  - Especially since the Irish are such thin-skinned people. [NT] - TontoGoldstein - 1:55pm 3/16/12
- Every Mick I know uses the term. Nothing but faux outrage. - NDFaninNJ - 12:04pm 3/16/12
  - And the level of outrage often directly correlates to the actual unimportance of the issue. [NT] - Frank L - 12:34pm 3/16/12
  - I think the Irish in Ireland are "offended," not the American ones. I am offended by the ugly shoes. [NT] - TontoGoldstein - 12:24pm 3/16/12
    - They look like dook/shite. [NT] - Frank L - 1:22pm 3/16/12
    - I doubt the Irish give a shit. - AlbanyIRISH - 12:27pm 3/16/12
      - You are wrong. [LINK] - NedoftheHill - 2:45pm 3/16/12
        
        And you establish this by referring to the last time someone was faux offended by the term? [NT] - NDFaninNJ - 3:48pm 3/16/12
        
        No, by providing a link to the Irish Times, rather than just assuming like Albany. [NT] - NedoftheHill - 4:27pm 3/16/12
        
        Have you been to Ireland? I have. - AlbanyIRISH - 5:59pm 3/16/12
        
        Well that makes you an expert....typical of your nonsense. [NT] - Frank L - 11:46pm 3/16/12
      - "shite" [NT] - TakethetrainKnute - 12:32pm 3/16/12
      - Oh they care plenty about them idiots....a fair share of the economy there is tied to them. [NT] - Frank L - 12:30pm 3/16/12
  - No outrage here, but the Irish I know don't favor the term "Black & Tan" preferring "Half & Half". [NT] - TakethetrainKnute - 12:07pm 3/16/12
    - I thought that's what Slacker called Obama? [NT] - NDFaninNJ - 3:49pm 3/16/12
    - I thought half and half was a different drink? - ND_in_ATL - 12:47pm 3/16/12
      - This is true - Iggle - 12:51pm 3/16/12
    - Arf and Arf in the vernacular. [NT] - Frank L - 12:29pm 3/16/12
    - This is true. [NT] - raghib1988 - 12:07pm 3/16/12