Say Nothing Quotes

It was quite a happy childhood. Until I turned 16 and decided that my whole family was mental. We were Catholic in West Belfast, which meant we lived on the shite side of town. It was a segregated society. Everything was rigged. Jobs, housing, voting rights, it all went to the Protestants. If you were Catholic, you had two choices. You could live as second class, or you could get the hell out.