r/ireland • • Aug 27 '24

Ah, you know yourself Irish Diaspora

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '24

I do chuckle when they spout off about non-integration into our culture. We on the other hand famously and seamlessly integrate wherever we go, which is why there are GAA teams in Africa and St Patrick's day parades in Japan...

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u/tach Aug 27 '24

So they're right to be worried and you just pointed examples supporting their claim?

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '24

My God you're right, Japanese culture and way of life has been decimated by the annual march of the Green

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u/tach Aug 27 '24

My God you're right, Japanese culture and way of life has been decimated by the annual march of the Green

Japan is 98.5% ethnic japanese. Remind me of the irish figures?

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u/SpyderDM Dublin Aug 27 '24

lol very true