I am not trying to tell you what to do, really i am not. I think you may have had enough of that already. just try relax a bit. i know you may not have come accross good adults but believe me there are some around. It must be really difficult to trust anyone when you have been let down so much. If you want you can mail me, if you ever want to talk or anything.xx
It sounds like you know what you are talking about when you talk about the system and homes and stuff. And you probably have every reason to be angry with the adults in your life who should have been looking after you. I cant tell you things will get better. I don't know that. But if you want then you can make things better for yourself. stay cool.xx
Upon finishing school in the 1960's, Gerry supported himself as a bartender while becoming increasingly involved in the civil rights movement. Modeled on the civil rights movement in the United States the Irish effort was founded to fight discrimination against northern Catholics by the British government in the areas of housing, employment, education and language.
Internment without trial was introduced in 1971 in response to the growing civil rights movement and community unrest over continued human rights abuses further provoking popular street resistance and campaigns of civil disobedience. The brutal reaction of the Unionist government in the six counties resulted in the ultimate breach of civil rights - murder by the government - of peaceful protesters at what has become known as Bloody Sunday.
For his activities in the ongoing effort to secure equality of treatment for all Irish men and women Gerry was interned in 1972 on the Maidstone, a British prison ship known for its inhumane conditions of overcrowding and brutality. Following this initial internment Gerry participated in peace talks with the British that resulted in a truce which was broken shortly afterwards by the British.
He was again arrested and held without trial from 1973 to 1977.
And they have also put a lot of innocent men in prision. they will get what they need to keep the public happy, and it won't matter who goes to prision.
These are probably the most open-minded of the Rabbits finding comfort in just relaxing at home. They don’t get caught up in the sensitive characteristics of the normal Rabbit and would rather be a little less emotional and a lot more comfortable.
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best wishes and lots of good luck heading your way.