Underestimating the intelligence of the public
From El Pais (not a permalink):
"The Basque regional government on Monday asked for a public boycott of bars, restaurants and other establishments that have put up posters and pictures paying tribute to ETA...The Basque regional government on Monday asked for a public boycott of bars, restaurants and other establishments that have put up posters and pictures paying tribute to ETA".
Applying that line of thought to these parts, I imagine that precious few Irish Republicans frequent bars with UVF regalia, and reprints of the Dublin Declaration probably do not line the walls of pubs favoured by Loyalists.
Applying that line of thought to these parts, I imagine that precious few Irish Republicans frequent bars with UVF regalia, and reprints of the Dublin Declaration probably do not line the walls of pubs favoured by Loyalists.
Labels: Common sense? What's that?, Spain
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Was there a point, Mr. C, to repeating the headline?
Erm?
In the quote, I mean. You wrote it twice or they did and I failed to get the point. Oh dear. Am I making a fool of myself? Oh dear, am I giving you the perfect cue?
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