So why did the Irish Republican Army kill innocent people all those years? What was the real reason?

Second time of asking?

The question is so so badly framed. It indicates a total lack on knowledge about the struggle for Irish independence. You would have thought that any self-respecting American would know about the struggle for independence by American patriots from our common former master. Is that not thought in your schools? Maybe it is just a case of someone being permanently absent, mentally.

The rest of this message is only for that person who for some reason has not yet learnt to use a rather tame, bland, search engine called Wikipedia. It is where you check out in...

So why did the Irish Republican Army kill innocent people all those years? What was the real reason?

Second time of asking?

The question is so so badly framed. It indicates a total lack on knowledge about the struggle for Irish independence. You would have thought that any self-respecting American would know about the struggle for independence by American patriots from our common former master. Is that not thought in your schools? Maybe it is just a case of someone being permanently absent, mentally.

The rest of this message is only for that person who for some reason has not yet learnt to use a rather tame, bland, search engine called Wikipedia. It is where you check out information before displaying your ignorance to the world. To assist this incompetent, I list a few references to get him started. Not to many, as I have no wish to strain his befuddled, under used, excuse for a brain.

Irish Republican Army

The Irish Republican Army (IRA) (Irish: Óglaigh na hÉireann), sometimes known later as the Old IRA, was a military organisation descended from the Irish Volunteers which was recognised in 1919 by Dáil Éireann as the legitimate army of the unilaterally declared Irish Republic, the Irish state proclaimed in the Easter Rising in 1916 and reaffirmed by the Dáil in January 1919. In Irish, it was referred to as Óglaigh na hÉireann.

If you are not able to follow these simple directions, just ask any kid on your street. That should get the local wirdo arrested for a while and give us a bit of peace from your constant crapping all over our beautiful clips!

Here's more on the IRA:

Provisional Irish Republican Army (Irish name: Óglaigh na hÉireann) (PIRA; more commonly referred to as the IRA, the Provos, or by some of its supporters as the Army or the 'RA) is an Irish Republican,left wing[2] paramilitary organisation that, until the Belfast Agreement, sought to end Northern Ireland's status within the United Kingdom and bring about a United Ireland by force of arms and political persuasion. Since its emergence in 1969, its stated aim has been the overthrow of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland and their replacement by a sovereign socialist all-island Irish state.[3]
The organisation ...

Here's more on the IRA:

Provisional Irish Republican Army (Irish name: Óglaigh na hÉireann) (PIRA; more commonly referred to as the IRA, the Provos, or by some of its supporters as the Army or the 'RA) is an Irish Republican,left wing[2] paramilitary organisation that, until the Belfast Agreement, sought to end Northern Ireland's status within the United Kingdom and bring about a United Ireland by force of arms and political persuasion. Since its emergence in 1969, its stated aim has been the overthrow of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland and their replacement by a sovereign socialist all-island Irish state.[3]
The organisation is classified as an illegal terrorist group in the United Kingdom[4] and as an illegal organisation in the Republic of Ireland.[5] However it is not currently listed as a terrorist organisation in the United States of America by the U.S. State Department.
The IRA sees itself as a continuation of the Irish Republican Army (the army of the Irish Republic — 1919–1921) that fought in the Irish War of Independence.
On 28 July 2005, the Provisional IRA Army Council announced an end to its armed campaign, stating that it would work to achieve its aims using "purely political and democratic programmes through exclusively peaceful means" and that "IRA Volunteers must not engage in any other activities whatsoever".
Like all other organisations calling themselves the IRA (see List of IRAs), the Provisionals refer to themselves in public announcements and internal discussions as Óglaigh na hÉireann (literally "Volunteers of Ireland"), the official Irish language title of the Irish Defence Forces (the Irish army). However, the Republic of Ireland does not recognise their use of the title

Your question again for the last time was ...

So why did the Irish Republican Army kill innocent people all those years? What was the real reason?

...and that is what I referenced for you. Now you have shifted to the Provisional Irish Republican Army. Do you know what it is that you want? No! I had noted earlier ...

The question is so so badly framed. It indicates a total lack on knowledge about the struggle for Irish independence....

You do not appear to even read my replies to your questions nor thank me for my aid. Most ungrateful! Like I have done, could you please put in your references when you lift quotes from some source. It is he...

Your question again for the last time was ...

So why did the Irish Republican Army kill innocent people all those years? What was the real reason?

...and that is what I referenced for you. Now you have shifted to the Provisional Irish Republican Army. Do you know what it is that you want? No! I had noted earlier ...

The question is so so badly framed. It indicates a total lack on knowledge about the struggle for Irish independence....

You do not appear to even read my replies to your questions nor thank me for my aid. Most ungrateful! Like I have done, could you please put in your references when you lift quotes from some source. It is helpful and honest. You are not claiming authorship, are you?

I do have much more important things to do other than lead you along, but if you are going to ignore my input into the posts, then I do not see any point in continuing with a one-sided posting conversation. Would those kids on your street not help you? I'll help but you must act better!

As you saw in my last post the IRA is also called the PIRA. The organisation is classified as an illegal terrorist group in the United Kingdom[4] and as an illegal organisation in the Republic of Ireland.

(this is all from WIkipedia- you forgot how to use it already?). The answer to the question I asked you which has STILL not been answered correctly is thus:

This clip claims that only the U.S. trains killers and forces men to kill others, when in fact Ireland has their own share of blood on their hands, for years. The fact that Ireland was in a war of 'independence' does not excuse them from the fact that they used terrorist means to try and acheive their goals and many innocent c...

As you saw in my last post the IRA is also called the PIRA. The organisation is classified as an illegal terrorist group in the United Kingdom[4] and as an illegal organisation in the Republic of Ireland.

(this is all from WIkipedia- you forgot how to use it already?). The answer to the question I asked you which has STILL not been answered correctly is thus:

This clip claims that only the U.S. trains killers and forces men to kill others, when in fact Ireland has their own share of blood on their hands, for years. The fact that Ireland was in a war of 'independence' does not excuse them from the fact that they used terrorist means to try and acheive their goals and many innocent civilians were killed as a result. So the IRA trained men to be killers, and the fact that innocent people were killed was considered o.k. by them so long as their goals were met. Sound familiar?