Do the North Irish like being oppressed by Britain?

Do the North Irish like being oppressed by Britain?

Is the fight for genuine unification growing or is it just a meme?

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They are britain

Northern Ireland is the most British part of Britain.

No one here wants to give the country to a gay Indian street shitter globalist EU lackey.

Because Teressa May is so much more preffereble?

You''ll have to ask a loyalist if they feel they're being oppressed or not. Then ask them how they would respond if nationalists tried to force reunification.
These D&C shills get tiresome. Not sure how unleashing levels of unimaginable sectarian violence is going to achieve anything other than educating Europe on what terrorism perpetrated by a well disciplined, uniform and dedicated force actually looks like.
saged

Imagine unironically wanting to be British

> Do the North Irish like being oppressed by Britain?

Lmao

There are no "Northern Irish" per se. There are nationalists, i.e traditionally Catholic native Irish who generally want to join the republic and there are unionists, i.e traditionally Protestant descendants of 16th century Scottish and English settlers who want to stay in the UK.

There is no freedom on either side of the boarder. I guess they don't see the point in changing the corruption of London for the ineptitude of Dublin.

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Nothing really interesting on Jow Forums to lurk in so I'm hijacking this thread.

If there was a complete devolution of power (as in England, Wales, Scotland all as independent nations) would reunification of Ireland be more or less likely? Essentially there would be no UK other than it maybe existing as a economic union and would Ireland contribute or be willing to play a part in such an economic union considering the terms/conditions would likely be better than those imposed by the EU.

Reunification is entirely up to the North of Ireland.As far as leaving the EU in favor of some other economic treaty I find it unlikely as our political leaders are owned by the EU. Also if England or Scotland hold much influence on the economic union it would turn off most people as there is still a extreme dislike of the English and to a lesser extend the Scottish. Irish farmers would like it though England is their best customer.

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yes. most Prods in NI do not want to be part of an independent NI. If the choice was between going it alone or joining Ireland in the EU, the vote would be a landslide in favour of reunification

>people have varying beliefs

But muh hivemind!!

The Scots-Irish are in bad shape in both Northern Ireland and America, while the Irish Catholics are doing really well.

But honestly, these divide and conquer threads are so tiresome.

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I see your point as I know there's a risk of Westminster becoming the Pigs on Animal Farm, but with the hindsight of EU membership would people not be better placed to resist? It wouldn't be a political union as the EU is so Westminster would be pretty limited in their shenanigans and people would spot them a mile off.
In the devolved powers scenario, NI (if they chose to) could be part of a united Ireland in a economic union with other independent nations which formerly made up the UK.

Think you replied to the wrong post there unless you want to explain what you mean by "hivemind" in relation to my post?

im not a special ed teacher, bud

Read my lips
No. Fucking. Surrender.

I'm afraid people many here have yet to awaken to the evil of the EU even though we have voted against its wishes many times. Westminster remains an old enemy we will have trouble forgiving.

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God can only save one queen. Leo hasn't a chance of redemption.

I thought the Lisbon debacle might've woken a few up. In a devolved powers scenario stuff like that couldn't happen as one nation couldn't legislate for another as there would be no obligation to accept anything outside of an economic/trade treaty.
I think my bias is showing as I think it's time dissolution of the UK was given a little more consideration.

i'm not even irish and i want them to succeed. one island, one ireland.