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@@Cicero1689 to get technical, that union flag was not around during the time Barry Lyndon was set as Ireland was still a separate Kingdom

@@FionanUaMurchadha Closest thing to it, but tbf I use the old jersey flag for the st patricks saltire

@@Cicero1689 legit the closest to it but I'd prefer the royal standard of the Kingdom of Ireland to both

@@FionanUaMurchadha Yeah same, the shade is nicer, and idk about you but the 4 stripes in the modern union jack are all odd looking they aren't straight which is ugly.

@@Cicero1689 Oh I hate the modern union flag, and the reason they off centre is to show that scotland joined the union first. I love the 1707 union flag and it aint even my flag

@@HerrKendys_Kulturkanal I mean Great Britain has lived long, but Ireland will live longer ☘️

T-Series I think you mean 😂

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@matthewhodgson7388 Then why unionists oppose the restored of the Kingdom of Ireland in its pre 1 January 1801 form? Cause the Kingdom was not the union it had joint monarch but was seperately

Advice: If you want proper Ireland, do not go to Dublin or Belfast

@@FionanUaMurchadha Thank You for that, however I am already planning, or maybe rather thinking for now, to visit or move to Mhumhain. Even the book of learning the Irish language I bought is written in Munster dialect.

@sirruadhri3316 Yes, even though my ancestral clan sided with the Vikings on 23 April 1014 😬

So do you not like the Scots and the Welsh?

Unity with the Northern people will happen when the protestants know they can feel safe in the arrangement after all it is the meaning of the flag

You do know the meaning of that flag, no?

@@FionanUaMurchadha I was referring to Sligo specifically, not the island of Ireland, which the tricolour represents. Its wasted breath trying to appease loyalists, anyway.

@vonbeedle554 They're were orange lodges all over, and the extreme loyalists I agree with you on but Unionists in general should be treated well

@@FionanUaMurchadha Of course there were orange lodges all over. I just said thats horrific. Unionists should be treated like any other political group, sure, but in my opinion, they should not benefit from the generosity and appeasement that we give them.

@@vonbeedle554 a unified Ireland is supposed to benefit everybody, your logic is why a unified Ireland is unlikely im sorry

OK, why? Back up your argument?

It's the same song. See wikipedia.

How is a monarch from a German Dynasty rightful ruler of a place he is not from? He is King of NORTHERN Ireland, he is not my king though, I have a President, Uachtarán Michael D. Higgins.

Your entitled to your opinion, however the majority of the people on the Island seem to disagree with you. Northern Ireland will be in the Union as long as she wants, but if she wants to come peverably home, we will be here

Agreed, neither side is without it's share of violence against the other. Britain colonised Ireland, but Ireland too colonised Britain (displacement of native Picts in Scotland and Gael settlements in Wales). Catholics were massacred (Drogheda), but so too were protestants (Portadown). Contrary to the victim rhetoric adopted in Ireland today, there is no definitively good or bad side here, especially not when one side slanders the other with acts they themselves have committed. It is entirely dependant on who you ask. Neither Irish independence nor Irish unionism are more absurd an idea than the other. As a monarchist I'm naturally preferential toward unionism, as it's really the only reasonable way for Ireland to have a monarchy, but with an Irish parliament.

@@mattymate I agree but I also have another motivator so many of our ancestors died to support this union historically speaking the majority of our ancestors supported this union until after the potato famine but the problem was what was britian meant to do we look at it very selfishly at the time they didn't have the knowledge it was a disease most of the people thought it was god punishing us for something and britian has a shortage of food itself plus add alot of other factors it was not logical for britian to send food as they thought god was punishing us and well from their eyes helping us could have got god to punish them aswell. Also the british empirr collasped a while after irish independence because truthfully I believe we need eachother like a family withou them you don't get very fair like look at us today we are nothing to be proud of neither britian or ireland are great, glorious or mighty we are the laughing stock of the modern world a joke once our peoples stood against napoleon now we lay down like broken old men struggling to decide what we want we are the brand new sick men of europe

Known nowadays as the globalists.