So why hasn't Ireland reunited yet, /int/?
>>61725355
Core expired.
>>61725774
>tfw conquering everybody as Ireland in ck2
>>61725774
Surely Sinn Féinwould argue Brexit would give you a good Casus belli?
too busy vaping
Because an independent Ireland has no sense, irish has dissapeared, there is no real distinction between irish and brittish and therefore people from Northern Ireland don't have a reason for claim a reunification. It would be more possible that Ireland reunifies inside the UK than outside of it.
What's Ireland going to be like when I visit? I'm afraid the y will make me look silly with all of their witty banter while I'll have noting to say back to them because I'm half autistic.
people in the north don't want it
>>61726058
just pretend to be canadian and you'll be fine
I WAS BORN ON A DUBLIN STREET
>>61726058
How can you be half autistic?
>>61725901
As much as I'd love to see a united Ireland & Britain it's certainly not going to happen in our lifetimes, if ever. Too much bitter history.
>>61725885
A useless border friction Casus Bellus, it would put us at war with the entire western world due to NATO.
>>61726058
Take a joke and you'll do fine.
>>61726133
WHERE THE ROYAL DRUMS DO BEAT
>>61725355
because NI wants to be part of the UK.
>>61726158
>As much as I'd love to see a united Ireland & Britain
I have no idea why the fuck you'd want this but I suspect they are bad reasons and that you shouldn't feel good about yourself henceforth.
>>61726058
Talk loudly on the train about your ancestors, your income and your therapist. Also wear green whenever possible.
>>61726227
AND THE LOVING ENGLISH FEET THEY TRAMPLED ALL OVER US
>>61725355
the english dont allow them to de referendum
we need a new william wallace
If the Irish ever united they'd probably end up all killing each other anyway
>>61726319
They had a referendum before.
>>61726280
It's a map painting autism thing thanks to too many hours playing Paradox games.
>>61726058
My stepmom said she faced a great deal of Anti-Americanism when she visited in the 80s but she is a very dumb person. A bartender I was talking to last week said he was in Ireland for a month visiting cousins and the only conversations he had were "are you voting for Trump?" "No"
>>61726345
proofs? how many years before? was it legit?
>>61726319
>>61726396
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Ireland_sovereignty_referendum,_1973
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Ireland_Good_Friday_Agreement_referendum,_1998
>>61726396
1973, 98% voted to remain in the UK. Nationalists boycotted it, but they lost fair and square.
>>61726413
>>61726439
>>61726459
I think its time for a new referendum!
why doesn't scotland finally unite with the big black faroe islands?
>>61726361
I don't know where your bartender went to but nearly everyone here doesn't care about Trump except for Facebook lefty slacktivists.
>>61726513
Also the power to call such a referendum lies with the First Minister, westminster can't call it.
>>61725774
it will never expire, Irish is your primary culture
>>61726325
The scumbags would kill each other and we'd all be better off.
>>61726586
tell that first minister guy to call it
>>61726620
this
>>61726608
Expired was the wrong word. We relinquished our claim on the north in the GFA
Honest question, what effect do you Irish guys think that Brexit will have on the unification question?
It seems doubtful to me that much will happen, although some moderate unionists seem to be getting jittery about the economy.
>>61727383
If Scotland leaves the UK something might happen but probably not.
>>61725355
Wait till the referendum returns a 50 50 split. Then the slaughter will begin
>>61727451
Would the end of the union mean an end to a singular, unionist identity, or would they rally around something else?
>>61726141
It's probably self diagnosed autism.
>>61726643
The first minister is a woman and she's a unionist. She's not going to call it.
>>61729698
>Only the First Minister can call a referendum.
>The GFA essentially ensures that the First Minister will always be a unionist.
> There will never be a referendum.
I see what you did there.
the 12th is coming lads
bad time to be norn irish ahahhahahaha
please kill the ulster scots, it's gone on long enough
>>61729954
>bad time to be norn irish
u wot? 12th's great craic.
>>61728121
I'd say the moderates wouldn't stop thinking of themselves as "British" but their actual political position would soften/be more amicable. Hardliners will always be faggots of course. The GFA has already guaranteed a protection of their identity after all, whatever's left of it once the UK essentially dissolves.
One true king of ireland and her people. Legally he was our king for three hundred and thirty years.
>>61733220
Forgot picture.
His Royal Majesty, King of England, Ireland, Scotland and Defender of the Faith, King James II
>>61726571
yeah maybe he was hanging around college campuses or something
>>61733372
He is only a usurper of Ireland
the republic belongs to the people and the people alone
