General Election predictions

[WTFH]

Really, very few give a flying feck about a United Ireland in NI. Maybe like 5%. People just want to get on with life.

1. Where did you get 5% from?
2. What's the percentage in the whole of Ireland?

You have made claims about the troubles kicking off again over this. They won't. I find the suggestion laughable.

Glad you laugh at the thought of violence, personally I believe it's a real risk.

But you are right when you say "people just want to get on with life" They've had 20+ years of relative peace and any high-risk strategy of ill-thought change is not a way to let them get on with life.

[WTFH]

And it's not just me who considers it a real risk.

Anyone who thinks Brexit won't bring back violence to Ireland doesn't understand the Good Friday Agreement | The Independent
Brexit: Its Consequences for the U.K., EU, and U.S.
Explaining Brexit and the Northern Ireland question
What if Brexit brings the violence back?
Overlooking the effect of Brexit on Northern Ireland is dangerous for the whole UK
https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/ent...h&guccounter=2
https://www.euractiv.com/section/eco...e-is-at-stake/
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/ar...oubles/584338/
https://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presente...o-deal-brexit/
https://www.irishcentral.com/opinion...-a-hard-border

I can't find any links to the far right media covering it, which adds more evidence to the veracity of the others.

[WTFH]

Really, very few give a flying feck about a United Ireland in NI. Maybe like 5%.

Close:
2016
Sharp rise in support for united Ireland, survey reveals

2018
42% of people in the North want a united Ireland - poll . TheJournal.ie

[minestrone]

1. Where did you get 5% from?
2. What's the percentage in the whole of Ireland?




Glad you laugh at the thought of violence, personally I believe it's a real risk.

But you are right when you say "people just want to get on with life" They've had 20+ years of relative peace and any high-risk strategy of ill-thought change is not a way to let them get on with life.

It's not, i'm laughing at you thinking its a real risk.

Have you ever been in NI?

[Batcher]

Could they find that many sober enough or not off their heads on crack to actually understand the questions?

They didn’t ask on here

[Zigenare]

They didn’t ask on here

The question still stands.

[WTFH]

It's not, i'm laughing at you thinking its a real risk.

Have you ever been in NI?

I'm laughing at you thinking <5% is the same as >40%.

Have you ever been to NI?

[minestrone]

Close:
2016
Sharp rise in support for united Ireland, survey reveals

2018
42% of people in the North want a united Ireland - poll . TheJournal.ie

More than four out of 10 people with a Catholic background (43 per cent) would back a United Ireland, up from 35 per cent in 2013, an increase regarded as statistically significant.

You are going to have to get 95% of Catholics voting for this before this is even remotely achievable.

The majority of Catholics being fine with the UK is the take away from that poll.

[Zigenare]

I'm laughing at you thinking <5% is the same as >40%.

Have you ever been to NI?

Yep, never socially though. Have you?

[minestrone]

I'm laughing at you thinking <5% is the same as >40%.

Have you ever been to NI?

Many times.