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Originally Posted by Jack_
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Here we go!
Are the DUP and Sinn Fein political parties or not. If those in their wisdom decided that those involved or in support of previous terrorist acts could form a political party as part of the peace process then why would they be treated differently to any other political party in this situation and would such discrimination not be an abuse of that agreement. Were they just being placated then?
Should any issues of potential impartiality in a government alliance not have been thought about and addressed at that time. It seems pretty obvious really. People can't then turn around and scream that such an alliance would affect the peace process after the horse has bolted so to speak. May cannot and should not be penalised for the mistakes of others.
It isn't May's fault if those involved in the Good Friday Agreement were incompetent and didn't think ahead. This is an issue that should have come to light decades ago - pretty convenient that it is suddenly an issue now that a desperate and biligerent Labour and remainers are out to get May.
It all stinks and such blatant desperate hounding should not be pandered to.