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Post by cato on Mar 31, 2021 12:43:28 GMT
Brexit , population shifts and the rise of Sinn Fein has caused an increase of talk about the prospects of Irish unity at least in media circles.
I notice that many of those now pushing for a border poll on social media are open border, secular, progressive types and not traditional Republicans. Not that the two are distinct especially as Sinn Fein has embraced Wokery in all its madness.
I presume the motive of the woke Republican is more based on resentment towards the British and colonialism than a sense of distinct Irishness, especially as the same people have a very fluid definition of what it means to be Irish. As some wag put it Sinn Fein now want "Brits out. Blacks in".
What do people think about a unification referendum if one is called?
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Post by assisi on Mar 31, 2021 17:44:40 GMT
Brexit , population shifts and the rise of Sinn Fein has caused an increase of talk about the prospects of Irish unity at least in media circles. I notice that many of those now pushing for a border poll on social media are open border, secular, progressive types and not traditional Republicans. Not that the two are distinct especially as Sinn Fein has embraced Wokery in all its madness. I presume the motive of the woke Republican is more based on resentment towards the British and colonialism than a sense of distinct Irishness, especially as the same people have a very fluid definition of what it means to be Irish. As some wag put it Sinn Fein now want "Brits out. Blacks in". What do people think about a unification referendum if one is called? A definite 'no' from me. There cannot be a United Ireland as there is no Ireland to unite. The Republic is no longer Ireland, its a puppet, PLC state. When Ireland regains her soul again, both North and South, then we should unite.
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