Who is responsible for the Irish potato famine?
And pls don't say jews
Who is responsible for the Irish potato famine?
Dylan Davis
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Levi Bennett
Der ewige Angelsachse!
Joshua Gray
jews
Joseph Long
Jews
Jaxon Hughes
Juice
Levi Clark
Jews, m8
Isaiah Price
bad crops, english fuckers and hyper capitalism. Ireland exported food durin the potato famine
Jace Jones
The Irish for being backwards tribesmen compared to the beacon of civilization which was britain
Kayden Bell
A Fungi is, but the beady eyed anglo is responsible for the mass emigration and exodus of ireland by prolonging and amplifying the famine
Ayden Myers
England
Camden Barnes
The English and low land Scots
>I don't know anything about the famine
Jordan Carter
t. William Charles Buxley Hammington
Connor Cox
The brits and a fungus
Caleb Robinson
Not diversifying their crops, they used the potato for practically everything, as the major feed for their animals and themselves. When the potato crop failed due to the blight and the stupidity was realised, it was quite amusing to fuck with them.
Ayden Thompson
you're welcome lads
Alexander Bennett
We used potatoes because the British confiscated irish land and leased it back to the natives, giving them only tiny plots of land to feed their families. Potatoes are extremely nutritious and don't require a large amount of land to grow a sufficient amount. It was either potatoes, starve or die of malnutrition. When the famine hit there was more than enough food in Ireland to feed the irish, but it was all exported to England anyway. Fucking brits think the whole world is black and white and they dindu nuffin
Isaac Wood
How many potatoes does it take to kill a Mick?
Zero
Xavier Ramirez
>Potatoes are extremely nutritious
Ethan Foster
They contain almost every vitamin the human body needs to function. You could meet your nutritional needs with potatoes, butter and sunlight, to the extent that you won't die, it won't be a pleasant life though
Tyler Gutierrez
English sephardi
James Perry
Charles Trevelyan.
Jordan Long
They thought confiscating food to give to the Irish would crash the market
They are
Isaiah Bennett
they are incredibly calorie intensive per acre so he is right about that.
t. farmer
Hudson Gutierrez
Why didn't they catch some fish from the fucking ocean which surrounds them? It's a goddamn ISLAND. Why was that not used to local advantage?
John Gonzalez
How many girls does it take to satisfy an Asian?
1400
Xavier Myers
The Eternal Anglo,
Basically the Jews.
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Jace Carter
IT WAS THE EVIL ANGLO WITH HIS BEADY EYES IF BLIGHT
Ireland dindu nufin
Eli Watson
Irish potato famine?
Ireland starved their downies? When did this happen? Do tell, OP.
Jose Ross
britain like a parasite on ireland and the world
*hail brittania*
so superior, they act like a virulent leech
Sebastian Sullivan
Responsibility rests on the people who carefully cultivated and engineered the socioeconomic conditions which enabled the famine to occur. Bear in mind that the blight had happened before and still happens sometimes, and never caused such a famine. The blight was just the trigger, long-standing British government policy caused the famine. Ranging from forcing Irish to live on the worst land and requiring Irish farms to be split up into smaller and smaller plots for every subsequent generation (so the only viable crop would be the potato), the awful rights for tenant farmers and the various laws of disenfranchisement that meant there was virtually no middle class and Ireland was a country of famers and landlords (many of whom were in the British parliament), making Ireland more vulnerable to famines and unable to pay for food imports. Not to mention Ireland was a net exporter of food right through the famine, food being escorted to England under armed guard.
And even if they hadn't legislated specifically to impoverish the farmers (which objectively they did), it's still the government's duty to look out for its people and the British government could have done a lot more. They spent in the hundreds of thousands of pounds on food imports, while at the same time they spent millions to send a naval squadron to rescue ONE Portuguese Jewish man who was only nominally a British subject during the don pacifico affair in Greece.
David Nelson
The weather.
The Irish for growing one staple crop.
Brody Nelson
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