@William13643334@chrisadonnelly You didn’t reference the cost of living or the high level of personal taxation in Ireland. They are much higher than in NI.
@brendanbelfast@TheSundayLife My point is that because a polled majority would vote to rejoin the EU as indeed did a NI majority vote to remain in 2016 it should not be presumed that that same majority would vote for a UI. There is no polling evidence that UI is remotely in sight.
@brianjohnspencr Corrrct. Ulster unionists wanted to avoid being subsumed in a Catholic Ireland and they were right as Ireland came under the thumb of McQuaid and only DeValera’s intervention stopped McQuaid enshrining in the 1937 Constitution that Catholicism was the only religion in the State.
@bigkenreid His show at one time included an Elvis impersonator whose voice was so close to being authentic. They had hilarious spoof conversations which left me in stitches.
@51Batman@duponline Your problem is that you’re trapped in 1912. Unionists can’t win a border poll without the support of non-unionists. Secondly, UK cares more about EU relationship than it does about NI. UK would ditch NI if it decently could but wants Scotland.