| , country, etc moves in near you all they would do is slag them off in the comfort of their own house. |
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| Fenian' name its just hateful. |
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| ation. |
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| divides us. |
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| do to change it, it's just how you've been brought up to dislike the other. And I think back then yes maybe you had to choose a side but no I'm like why do we even have sides why can't we all just be equal and put back what you get given? |
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| ed by the government |
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| either fall into the group of people who accept change and diversity, or the group of people who only accept those alike themselves. |
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| itude has been ingrained in them by their parents. I think most religious tension will become less apparent as young people begin to take up the positions of power previously held by older generations who may still hold prejudice against the ‘other' |
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| know that older people are more mature and although they've probably done the same thing when they were younger it was a different time back then and there is absolutely no need for it now. |
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| ld not work it would simply be putting a plaster over a wound that needs 16 stiches. I know people who went to a Secondary school of the opposite religion and left within the first month due to constant religious bullying had to leave and move to a school |
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| lly [their] dad wouldn't like me because I am Catholic and he is apparently a big 'Prody' [Protestant] which unsettles me. Surely adults would be more accepting to those who may be a different religion but one of your child's friends. |
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| nflict between ethnic and religious backrounds. This is the main reason why I wish to leave this country when I am older |
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| o are in the LGBTQ+ community, if prejudice has lessened towards those in eastern Europe I'm sure other communities will face better treatment in future. |
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| on't really know them at all. It's far easier to dislike a group of people when you don't know them, separating us helps us dehumanise each other. There should be more efforts to integrate children from different religions. |
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| onships. |
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| orange hall meeting/practice and some of us had GAA jerseys on. I don't think that this is a bad thing to say, it's reality and it's important that we acknowledge the differences in our society. It's a sad reality but it's true. People are still hostile |
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| ough to properly understand the importance of meeting other children from different religions actually didn't make a significant difference for me, personally I would've preferred it as a teen to fully be able to learn from the experience. At the moment i |
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| ral celebrations. I think this would be very beneficial especially for the older generations to realise that we are all actually not that different! I feel as a whole the community of Northern Ireland is good, but there's always room for improvement! |
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| rring, but it is definitely not as bad as years ago. |
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| ry uncomfortable. I wish that ALL religions were respected by everyone and that people were mindful of their comments. |
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| segregation between the denominations of Christianity. I don't believe there should be any issues considering it's the same religion. All I ever hear is "I'm not Irish, I'm British" and vise versa when in reality there should be no discussion to begin wit |
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| start to have people come in to explain this in a way that they can understand and why it's okay to disagree with someone how they can express it without becoming erratic |
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| t mix and to not try to get to know others if it's specifically to try engage all communities |
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| that. |
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| ties. |
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| took it all it was genocide. Youth today see the colour blue to green and think of how the hate one another they were brought up to hate each other they never learned for themselves they just know hatred |
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| troubles |
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| ving, but it is the older generations who cannot get over (admittedly extensive and violent) past conflict, and who influence some younger people to continue the prejudice on both sides. |
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| where I live in the countryside it is a mixed community where we all get along and I've met lots of interesting people who share similarities with me and differences. We have an Orange Hall near us which I've never been in, but we have been invited to a C |
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| y come from a place of prejudice or ignorance |
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| young people to be generally kinder, more understanding and intelligent compared to Northern Ireland's innate prejudice. This prejudice is still prevalent, but i believe this will greatly differ in the upcoming years. our communities will be much happier |
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