He's right to correct people

Yes, I tell you that because you say blatant things that are wrong

correcting is one thing, being a condescending douchebag is another

There we go

Of course I'm a douchebag

and also, sorry, Ireland is not your country

Ireland is my country

the UK is your country

Ireland is united in spirit

I am from the Island of Ireland

unless you're a Republican, Ireland is not your country

Never tell an ulsterman he isnt irish

My family is from the Emerald Isle

then they should fight to be part of a Republic

Just because a government that I don't want here oversees me, doesn't mean I'm not Irish

rather than those who colonized them

Theres plenty of economic reasons not to achieve that

I am a Republican, I don't support however the IRA, or hooligans who just burn flags

I may be a republican in meme but I'm a realist regarding the consequences of unification

And believe it or not, there are people from both sides who do that

fair enough

it'll require a very long process and violence wont make it any easier

A *very* long process

Ireland gets united? Nice, Belfast is now in flames

If Ireland gets united, believe me when I say Unionists will not hesitate to revolt

that's because Unionists are cunts

People like you are what fuels the fire

Plenty of them are just normal people

they were the ones who started to attack Catholic civilians

When you call them names, insult them

Thats what fuels their fire

They now have a reason to revolt

if you look at who started it, it was always them

@Ulstèr-Scotch If Ireland leaves UK rule, could North and South remain independent nations for the sake of economy and stability?

Or is the UK a necessary evil for the moment?

>Independent Northern Ireland

What kind of bloody madman are you

the IRA went too far in their responses to violence from Unionists and the British state, but the Unionists are who started it

An independent Northern Ireland in entirety could not work, I do believe however a federal ireland could

Where the North self governs, but is under the coat of the Republic

Giving Ulster-Scots their right to self govern might just calm them down

That'd be a good solution, they're already autonomous within the UK