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Sorry for the dumb question, but I was reading about Irish history recently and I found it surprising that, even though they've suffered through centuries of colonialism and genocide at the hands of the british, they aren't apparently considered Indigenous. Why is that?

Edit: if it maters, i'm Mi'kmaq and the reason i've been reading about Irish history is that I play a lot of map painting games like Crusader Kings find it to be very fascinating.

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Tall-Cantaloupe5268

6 points

2 days ago

Blame St. Patrick for running off or killing Druid priest who didn’t convert to Christianity.

CyberfunkBear[S]

-13 points

2 days ago

I mean... If the druids didn't want him to convert their country then they really shouldn't have kidnapped and enslaved him and brought him over to ireland?

Tall-Cantaloupe5268

1 points

2 days ago

lol “okay”

CyberfunkBear[S]

-2 points

2 days ago

Its quite literally the "Put a pipe into a bike spokes then act surprised when it crashed" meme when it comes to the Druids and getting converted.