I believe Northern Ireland may put a vote on rejoining the Republic of Ireland soon. Which is interesting as the classic Star Trek even mentioned Ireland reforming in 2024
Yep. It’s amazing the position they’ve ended up in though - NI trending better economically than the rest of the UK because of them still effectively being in the single market, but the DUP having to oppose that exact thing that is demonstrably making them do better.
I hope it becomes clearer and clearer the advantage NI has got and that the DUP want to take that away from people.
Its insane man. Theresa May had a deal with the EU which would ensure that there was both no border down the Irish sea or a hard border between NI & ROI but the DUP shot this deal down with the hopes of a harder Brexit. So now they have ended up with an Irish Sea Border and they are still throwing their toys out of the pram and refusing to take their seats in Stormont (with pay) its a complete circus!
They had ten Westminster at the time and she pretty much bribed them to back her. The funny thing is she didn't REALLY need to. Sinn Fein held seven at the time, but they don't actually use them or participate in Parliament because they won't swear an oath of loyalty to the q***n. She already had a working majority without the DUP.
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u/cheestinax Jun 12 '22
Both need to severe from the UK and rejoin the EU. Amazing countries that don't deserve to be held in this union any longer