Mcdanish

For social justice

[Mcdanish @Mcdanish4]

@DerSchwarzBaron I think it’s important to distinguish between strongest and largest economies. The size of an economy is not necessarily a measure of its strength, nor does it reliably reflect the quality of life enjoyed by its citizens.

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@Logan_ology Honestly, I can’t make sense of what you’re saying. It’s like you don’t realise that Northern Ireland is divided. It doesn’t have a singular identity. What culture and community are you referring to? Yes I agree the people are great but their hearts don’t want the same thing.

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@irish_news This 23billion is based on a overnight equalisation and the republic essentially agreeing all liabilities transfer with the British getting a clean walk away from the shit show they presided over. No way is that going to happen when the adults join the conversation.

[Mcdanish @Mcdanish4]

@Paulderby34 You’re talking nonsense. The 25b scenario is a worst case scenario where everything is equalised on day 1 and all liabilities pass to Dublin. Thats not going to happen. There will be a negotiation with London on a viable and fair transition.

[Mcdanish @Mcdanish4]

@ExBusinessman @geruphouradah Only fanatics spend as much time on this platform and topic and you do.

[Mcdanish @Mcdanish4]

@ExBusinessman @GaelicChudsRise No need to equalise on year 1. That would be ridiculous. It would be like a giveaway to every citizen in the 6 counties. It would help secure votes in favour. Imagine knowing you are a nurse or police offer and that with unification you would get guaranteed increments.

[Mcdanish @Mcdanish4]

@brexit49146 @mylog56 @KellyMatshall And you think that the prods going mad will work out well for them.

[Mcdanish @Mcdanish4]

@lan_dier @LucidTalk @BelTel @AlexKane221b @bbctheview @ViewFrmStormont @StephenNolan No, everyone has a vote. Meeting the threshold is what changes the status quo.

[Mcdanish @Mcdanish4]

@PaddyShanks Scaremongering. A scoundrel you are.

[Mcdanish @Mcdanish4]

@garrethmcdaid Just be honest and say you are a partitionist rather than make lame excuses. Ireland doesn’t stop at the border. Unification can be a catalyst for something better north and south. It takes visionary people to recognise that. Obviously you don’t fall into that category.

[Mcdanish @Mcdanish4]

@MBrowne02496492 @eugenereid Unionists only argument is we are so economically dysfunctional you can’t afford us will be unpicked and also expose to a British audience how utterly entitled unionism is.

[Mcdanish @Mcdanish4]

@TrumpFan6268 @eugenereid Hardly an Irishman. A disgrace of an Irishman at best.

[Mcdanish @Mcdanish4]

@iffabug Then you’re a partitionist visionless fool. Not really Irish.

[Mcdanish @Mcdanish4]

@Murphy6rcj @_GrainPrints_ @thejournal_ie Maybe inform yourself of the facts before spouting nonsense. The pension is higher in the republic and healthcare outcomes are superior. In the north it’s universally free but waiting lists are ridiculous and even seeing a gp can take up to two weeks.

[Mcdanish @Mcdanish4]

@lapsedmethodist @McKinleyAn Many Protestants prosper in that republic you look down your nose at.

[Mcdanish @Mcdanish4]

@arleneseesit @EO_Halloran Endless crap from you. No basis in fact. Just nonstop nonsense.

[Mcdanish @Mcdanish4]

@N_ireland82 @BBCNewsNI While you are obsessed with the nationalist vote look at the trend of the unionist vote. It’s in decline.

[Mcdanish @Mcdanish4]

@Sourbake2 @BBCNewsNI Scott Bradley says the Irish Diaspora is waning. Go to America. Ireland is part of the cultural fabric of the USA. That isn’t going to change. Also that has nothing to do with FDI investment in Ireland. FDI in Ireland continues because it’s successful business.

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@ScottBradla2qm @Sourbake2 @BBCNewsNI You are clueless.

[Mcdanish @Mcdanish4]

@Sourbake2 @UselessSpy @BBCNewsNI That’s bull!