Ah no, the Irish situation is very very different. For a start, the Ulster Protestants were the majority in NI until this year (100 years after partition). An

Ah no, the Irish situation is very very different. For a start, the Ulster Protestants were the majority in NI until this year (100 years after partition). And while I (as an Irish person) would love to see a united Ireland, I completely condemn the violence that was used to attempt it. Again, I understand why it happened, but 3.5k deaths over 30 years was not an acceptable price to get to the negotiation table (essentially repeating a deal that was shot down by the Unionists in 1972).