BonnieSituation wrote: » Well, no. See there is an ACTUAL legal treaty in place that you voted for, that says that in the event of a majority of the people so voting, that Ireland will be United. Why do we need your hypothetical nonsense? I asked you straight out whether you would rather unite with France, Sweden or Vietnam than with the rest of your people on your Island, and you threw me another bizarre hypothetical. No one in Ireland is agitating for a vote to join England or France or anywhere else. There's no need to talk nonsense when we have an actual treaty in place that we can discuss. Your blind hatred for your fellow Irishmen shows why NI continues to be a cold house for Nationalists and why they will vote to consign the hideous construct to history.
downcow wrote: » I was trying to deal with a silly question. I don’t see ni uniting with anyone other than the uk. I see some highly unlikely scenarios where it could unite with with England, England & Wales, Scotland or roi I can’t see it uniting with anyone else. But don’t be under any illusions, if we were handed a straight scenario of uniting with Sweden or roi , I don’t know a single unionist who would chose roi - and that is setting aside the disparity of looks of the females in both regions
Madeleine Birchfield wrote: » What does the GFA say in the event the United Kingdom balkanises? Does NI go to Ireland by default then?
BonnieSituation wrote: » You said there were 200 countries you would rather be with than be in a UI! Sorry if you confused us by thinking what you wrote to mean what the words indicate.
BonnieSituation wrote: » The absolute state of that post. What was the silly question?
downcow wrote: » Ok my maths was slightly out. But I’d still chose the Vatican over roi. Would you put many in front of England?
downcow wrote: » Actually that’s a really interesting question that I don’t think gfa considers
downcow wrote: » The silly question was why you think I wouldn’t want to unite with roi? Think ROI unification with England, Oliver Cromwell, 1966, the butchers apron, her majesty, the paras, etc. And then you’ll have some empathy for my position
BonnieSituation wrote: » Did anyone ask you that question? Or did you form it in your own mind to bring us down another Downcow rabbit hole, because we where shooting holes through your nonsense from earlier today?
FrancieBrady wrote: » The person being a small minded sexist is accusing someone else of 'spewing'? Some self awareness might come in handy there Edg. You cannot bear the thought of a woman delivering change (or rather a SF woman.) hence all the sexist ranting about 'fish-wifes' etc.
downcow wrote: » You were struggling to understand why I wouldn’t want to unite with the other country on this island. ......but hey. Sure that a good way to avoid dealing with the parallel of Roi uniting with England Or should I say re-unifying?
downcow wrote: » Here bonnie. Tell me , do you get it now. Why I wouldn’t want to unite with roi? Or is it still all way over your head?
BonnieSituation wrote: » What? Your the one struggling to realise that your singular bigoted beligerent vote isn't one that concerns me. Your outlook has no value in a United Ireland. Why would I care whether you want to be Swedish or Vietnamese rather than be confused for someone from Ravensdale? Off you pop.
[Deleted User] wrote: » What is your proposed outcome of aligning with england...NI presently is and it has failed to function properly as a country and poverty is rampant,by every metric it has been a failure Whereas the free state is near on opposite??bit like turkeys voting for xmas mate,but your free to propose it and try win people about to your view
downcow wrote: » So you’ve got it as well. Success. Now you have empathy. I would think it would be ridiculous roi aligning with England. Especially given all the difficult history. Now join the dots.
downcow wrote: » I am just not about to surrender my country to them.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Hmm....ive always had empathy But,sereval advantages of reunification have been outlined, While what your proposing is to spread the failure that is the 6 counties across the entire island,by aligning with england Slight difference there old chap Sucess breeds success,while failure breeds apathy,which is why you fear reunification the most...poor people in your area might thrive and see through the DUP and their rubbish and will.most likely ultimately thrive in a utd ireland
Hamsterchops wrote: » What will change after Covid has gone? Nothing & everything. What will change after Brexit kicks in? Nothing, & everything. Nothing will change in a "united" Ireland? Nothing, & everything. If a UI ever happens, GB will carry-on as before but without haemorraging money on an annual basis for the upkeep of Northern Ireland (happy days for GB Treasury), with more money in the pot for all GB citizens on the island of Great Britain. NI citizens however would now of course be Irish citizens, and would be funded by Dublin & Brussels. Same money, different supplier! Island of Ireland IRISH, island of Britain BRITISH. Simples
downcow wrote: » Blaaz you are getting very boring continually making claims that I suggested roi uniting with England. Wise up and have a wee bit of integrity
BonnieSituation wrote: » What did you suggest then? Did you leave yourself some wiggle room?
BonnieSituation wrote: » They're already Irish citizens. Simples.
Hamsterchops wrote: » I know we did this to the death in Part 1, but I'm still confused as to whether Arlene Foster (for example) is a British citizen, or an Irish citizen? I'm guessing that she would claim to be a British Citizen, although I stand to be corrected....