My goodness, that was rather elaborate. As well you know, references compared people to Hitler are frequent and light hearted. I am aware the of the links between the Irish Republican Army and other members of the republican movement with Nazi Germany, and many other oppositions to England (the old "my enemies enemy is my friend" school of thought) although very few people in Ireland adapted fascist views apart from obvious groups like the blueshirts.

Now, if you want to start on the subject of biggotry in Ireland too; fine. Martin McGuiness whilst a well known leader of a group who certainly HAVE killed working class protestants, working class catholics, middle class catholics, middle class protestants and so on has never (unless you have otherwise proof that I am unaware of) been a man who defamed, attacked, encouraged the attack of or slandered people of different religion from him, people of different ethnicity of him, people of different sexual preference to him or any other slants typically seen as biggotry. It's also worth pointing out that Martin McGuinness was the head of the Derry city Brigade of the PIRA who didn't really carry out secterian attacks (point being that I recognise under some leaderships in some areas there have been secterian motives or at least secterian revenge attacks).

I'd like to point out once again it was obviously intended to be light hearted as well as asking what your big beef with that was. Are you really Kenyan? Do I know you and do you for some reason harbour negative feelings towards me? I'm mostly surprised by your apparent lack of activity, somehow choosing to slade me.

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"According to the study, in 1995, 42 percent of all high school seniors had at one time in their lives experimented with marijuana. " [link] Don't fill your signiture with nonsense.