Mentally, what is the difference between irish and english ?

[Oliver109]

I read Irishmen were considered "non-white" in the US in the 19th century. Which is interesting, because in Ireland you have a high number of black-haired people with blue eyes.

I agree with Mr. North ("Septentrion") that the Irish have a more "celtic" or southern mentality than the English - who are more "germanic" or northern - but I'm not too acquianted with these two ethnicities so I leave this particular topic to others. In general, of course there must be a correlation between body and spirit, which is why you should look into physiognomy if you're interested.

I wouldn't say that blue eyes automatically make you fully white, lots of Kalash, Tajiks etc have light or blue eyes but they are still basically quite exotic. many Irish have more of a base Caucasoid element that is more related to more eastern peoples in the Balkans, Levant, Turkey.

[Grace O'Malley]

I read Irishmen were considered "non-white" in the US in the 19th century. Which is interesting, because in Ireland you have a high number of black-haired people with blue eyes.

I agree with Mr. North ("Septentrion") that the Irish have a more "celtic" or southern mentality than the English - who are more "germanic" or northern - but I'm not too acquianted with these two ethnicities so I leave this particular topic to others. In general, of course there must be a correlation between body and spirit, which is why you should look into physiognomy if you're interested.

The Irish were never considered "non-white" in the US. Where did you read that because it's not correct.

Yang and Kavitha Koshy have also questioned what they call the "becoming white thesis", noting that Irish Americans have been legally classified as white since the first U.S. census in 1790, that Irish Americans were legally white for the purposes of the Naturalization Act of 1790 that limited citizenship to "free White person(s)", and that they could find no legislative or judicial evidence that Irish Americans had ever been considered non-white.[53]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defini...20to%20%22free

[Grace O'Malley]

I wouldn't say that blue eyes automatically make you fully white, lots of Kalash, Tajiks etc have light or blue eyes but they are still basically quite exotic. many Irish have more of a base Caucasoid element that is more related to more eastern peoples in the Balkans, Levant, Turkey.

You're making stuff up again. That's all from your head and not from any official source. You definitely have some agenda going on.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

I read Irishmen were considered "non-white" in the US in the 19th century. Which is interesting, because in Ireland you have a high number of black-haired people with blue eyes.

I agree with Mr. North ("Septentrion") that the Irish have a more "celtic" or southern mentality than the English - who are more "germanic" or northern - but I'm not too acquianted with these two ethnicities so I leave this particular topic to others. In general, of course there must be a correlation between body and spirit, which is why you should look into physiognomy if you're interested.

Would you say you have a spiritual connection to magic?

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

You're making stuff up again. That's all from your head and not from any official source. You definitely have some agenda going on.

No, he's just dumb and doesn't know his limitations. This guy is not trolling.

[Anglo-Celtic]

You're making stuff up again. That's all from your head and not from any official source. You definitely have some agenda going on.

I heard that he's really Tooting Carmen, having a laugh at our expense. Of course that English/Spanish thing could just be a coincidence.

[Grace O'Malley]

I heard that he's really Tooting Carmen, having a laugh at our expense. Of course that English/Spanish thing could just be a coincidence.

I don't think they are the same but then stranger things have happened on this forum. I think it would be exhausting to be posting on here under two different identities at the same time. In my opinion Oliver he has a bias towards the Irish as he will post the more unusual types and avoids posting what the majority looks like while with the English he does the opposite and posts the most stereotypical. To me he appears to be trying to other the Irish which is nothing new on here. I also don't think Oliver is half Spanish as I don't think he would say the things he does about them if he actually was Spanish. I don't think he is Carmen though and why do people think they might be the same person?

[Daco Celtic]

You're making stuff up again. That's all from your head and not from any official source. You definitely have some agenda going on.

He is picking up the slack now that JamesBond007 is gone

[Anglo-Celtic]

I don't think they are the same but then stranger things have happened on this forum. I think it would be exhausting to be posting on here under two different identities at the same time. In my opinion Oliver he has a bias towards the Irish as he will post the more unusual types and avoids posting what the majority looks like while with the English he does the opposite and posts the most stereotypical. To me he appears to be trying to other the Irish which is nothing new on here. I also don't think Oliver is half Spanish as I don't think he would say the things he does about them if he actually was Spanish. I don't think he is Carmen though and why do people think they might be the same person?

Someone mentioned it in a comment. It seems possible, but I'm on the fence on it since I doubt that anyone could have that much free time on their hands.

[Grace O'Malley]

Someone mentioned it in a comment. It seems possible, but I'm on the fence on it since I doubt that anyone could have that much free time on their hands.

Also the type of person who would create an alter ego to troll or gets a kick out of it has some psychopathic tendencies.