[ - ] Sector2 1 point 7 monthsSep 5, 2024 12:00:11 ago (+1/-0)
The offending material showcased Family A and Family B. Family A was four red-haired people all dressed in Aran jumpers, standing outside a thatched cottage in a rural setting with the father holding a shovel. The two children are Irish dancing in the background. The reader is told the family does not like change and that all their relatives are Irish. They are not allowed to play ‘foreign games’ or watch television or movies that were produced outside of Ireland. They all eat bacon and cabbage every day, watch the GAA and go to the Fleadh every summer, and are not allowed to mix with people of different religions.
No idea what the 'GAA' is, but what's wrong with this Irish family? They generally sound pretty great.
Is the rejection of their Irishness the problem here?
[ + ] Sector2
[ - ] Sector2 1 point 7 monthsSep 5, 2024 12:00:11 ago (+1/-0)
The reader is told the family does not like change and that all their relatives are Irish. They are not allowed to play ‘foreign games’ or watch television or movies that were produced outside of Ireland.
They all eat bacon and cabbage every day, watch the GAA and go to the Fleadh every summer, and are not allowed to mix with people of different religions.
No idea what the 'GAA' is, but what's wrong with this Irish family? They generally sound pretty great.
Is the rejection of their Irishness the problem here?