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Society is just so hostile now , White people should feel comfortable and dare I say it , relaxed , among other White people.

Greeted a few on my morning walk with a smile and good morning. All but one returned the greeting , and seemed a little happier. We must be good to each other brothers and sisters

Society is just so hostile now , White people should feel comfortable and dare I say it , relaxed , among other White people. Greeted a few on my morning walk with a smile and good morning. All but one returned the greeting , and seemed a little happier. We must be good to each other brothers and sisters

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Irish don't say that anyway

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Slainte

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POGUE MAHONE

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That's true. I have noticed some Americans say something similar to that, however. For instance, George Nori on Coast to Coast and others say 'at the top of the hour', which means at the beginning of the hour. So 'top of the morning' is just a greeting that you say when your are the start of the morning.