Submitted by Moist_Farmer3548 t3_11e2dsv in todayilearned
Turbulent_Ebb5669 t1_jac6p8u wrote
Okay. The bigger question could be is how you learnt this now. Considering it interested you enough to post about it.
palacexero t1_jaca2hf wrote
You open Wikipedia and repeatedly press the random article button until you get an article you wanna post about.
Turbulent_Ebb5669 t1_jacab11 wrote
Yeah, nah. Thanks for the tip though
Moist_Farmer3548 OP t1_jacbd09 wrote
Wikipedia surfing, in relation to something I heard about the voting franchise in Northern Ireland being behind the rest of the UK in giving one man(/person), one vote.
I was surprised as we covered a lot of the Northern Ireland stuff in school but mainly starting in 1972, and the parliament and its dissolution wasn't mentioned at all. It seems a fairly substantial thing to just ignore and not teach in the slightest, and definitely important in understanding where problems started from.
And I have never heard it brought up during any of the coverage of northern Ireland at all. Seems a very odd thing to ignore.
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