> When that ends and the island is re-unified, we can start saying that colonisation is being addressed. I objected to your use of the word 'colony' as it does

> When that ends and the island is re-unified, we can start saying that colonisation is being addressed. I objected to your use of the word 'colony' as it does not describe Northern Ireland. The social injustices you are referencing, and there have been many, do not make that word any more appropriate. There is already a framework affirmed by the voters of both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland that the a plebiscite on unification can be held. There is no occupation, and your language does nothing constructive. It is also incorrect to say 're-unified' as there never was an all island Irish state.