You're right, of course. Christians in the UK don't commit acts of terrorism.
Catholics and Protestants have never committed acts of terrorism in the UK. Especially not in Northern Ireland or Scotland, where sectarian violence never happened.
Catholics and Protestants have never committed acts of terrorism in the UK. Especially not in Northern Ireland or Scotland, where sectarian violence never happened.
https://twitter.com/angryinengland/status/1419643888499834885
Christianity has never played a role in UK terrorism, and there definitely wasn't a clear split between Catholics and Protestants during the Irish Troubles. The Ulster Volunteer Force never bombed Catholic owned businesses in N.I, which was obviously a coincidence.
During the Troubles, nobody ever asked you which church you attended in order to ascertain whether or not you were an enemy. No, sir, never happened.
Absolutely none of the IRA were Catholics, and the UVF were definitely not Protestant loyalists. Christianity was not involved.
Absolutely none of the IRA were Catholics, and the UVF were definitely not Protestant loyalists. Christianity was not involved.
"Name Christian terrorists in the UK"
"I didn't mean that I meant Christian terrorists in the name of God"
"I didn't mean fighting for land, I meant Christian terrorists who terrorise cities"
Pathetic.
Also, ISIS are fighting over land, you utter dingbat.
"I didn't mean that I meant Christian terrorists in the name of God"
"I didn't mean fighting for land, I meant Christian terrorists who terrorise cities"
Pathetic.
Also, ISIS are fighting over land, you utter dingbat.
https://twitter.com/angryinengland/status/1419664654167597072?s=19
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