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r/PoursTea • u/Timbucktwo1230 🫖 Mod ☕️ • Sep 14 '26
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Wales support for Indy is at a whopping 26% LOL.
0 u/OkDifficulty7436 Sep 14 '26 Wales would be broke over night if they went independent. Would be a hilariously terrible move if they went that way lol 2 u/HelloDucky1234 Sep 14 '26 No clue why you got downvoted, all three of them would have a lot of money issues. . They all take out more than that put in from the Union so that shortfall would need to be covered 1 u/Yop_BombNA Sep 14 '26 North Ireland to be fair could just leave and join the Republic of Ireland. The Good Friday agreement was literally made because a seperate north Ireland was never expected to be permanent. 5 u/[deleted] Sep 14 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Yop_BombNA Sep 14 '26 Their polls would say otherwise as long as the commonwealth isn’t involved the republic is generally for reunification 1 u/[deleted] Sep 14 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Yop_BombNA Sep 14 '26 Not a priority does not mean against. The north polls at like 20% for reunification the republic generally around 60-65%. Both need a majority to happen, would be a giant waste to prioritise reunification campaigns in Northern Ireland at this point.
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Wales would be broke over night if they went independent. Would be a hilariously terrible move if they went that way lol
2 u/HelloDucky1234 Sep 14 '26 No clue why you got downvoted, all three of them would have a lot of money issues. . They all take out more than that put in from the Union so that shortfall would need to be covered 1 u/Yop_BombNA Sep 14 '26 North Ireland to be fair could just leave and join the Republic of Ireland. The Good Friday agreement was literally made because a seperate north Ireland was never expected to be permanent. 5 u/[deleted] Sep 14 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Yop_BombNA Sep 14 '26 Their polls would say otherwise as long as the commonwealth isn’t involved the republic is generally for reunification 1 u/[deleted] Sep 14 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Yop_BombNA Sep 14 '26 Not a priority does not mean against. The north polls at like 20% for reunification the republic generally around 60-65%. Both need a majority to happen, would be a giant waste to prioritise reunification campaigns in Northern Ireland at this point.
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No clue why you got downvoted, all three of them would have a lot of money issues. .
They all take out more than that put in from the Union so that shortfall would need to be covered
1 u/Yop_BombNA Sep 14 '26 North Ireland to be fair could just leave and join the Republic of Ireland. The Good Friday agreement was literally made because a seperate north Ireland was never expected to be permanent. 5 u/[deleted] Sep 14 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Yop_BombNA Sep 14 '26 Their polls would say otherwise as long as the commonwealth isn’t involved the republic is generally for reunification 1 u/[deleted] Sep 14 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Yop_BombNA Sep 14 '26 Not a priority does not mean against. The north polls at like 20% for reunification the republic generally around 60-65%. Both need a majority to happen, would be a giant waste to prioritise reunification campaigns in Northern Ireland at this point.
North Ireland to be fair could just leave and join the Republic of Ireland. The Good Friday agreement was literally made because a seperate north Ireland was never expected to be permanent.
5 u/[deleted] Sep 14 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Yop_BombNA Sep 14 '26 Their polls would say otherwise as long as the commonwealth isn’t involved the republic is generally for reunification 1 u/[deleted] Sep 14 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Yop_BombNA Sep 14 '26 Not a priority does not mean against. The north polls at like 20% for reunification the republic generally around 60-65%. Both need a majority to happen, would be a giant waste to prioritise reunification campaigns in Northern Ireland at this point.
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1 u/Yop_BombNA Sep 14 '26 Their polls would say otherwise as long as the commonwealth isn’t involved the republic is generally for reunification 1 u/[deleted] Sep 14 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Yop_BombNA Sep 14 '26 Not a priority does not mean against. The north polls at like 20% for reunification the republic generally around 60-65%. Both need a majority to happen, would be a giant waste to prioritise reunification campaigns in Northern Ireland at this point.
Their polls would say otherwise as long as the commonwealth isn’t involved the republic is generally for reunification
1 u/[deleted] Sep 14 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Yop_BombNA Sep 14 '26 Not a priority does not mean against. The north polls at like 20% for reunification the republic generally around 60-65%. Both need a majority to happen, would be a giant waste to prioritise reunification campaigns in Northern Ireland at this point.
1 u/Yop_BombNA Sep 14 '26 Not a priority does not mean against. The north polls at like 20% for reunification the republic generally around 60-65%. Both need a majority to happen, would be a giant waste to prioritise reunification campaigns in Northern Ireland at this point.
Not a priority does not mean against. The north polls at like 20% for reunification the republic generally around 60-65%.
Both need a majority to happen, would be a giant waste to prioritise reunification campaigns in Northern Ireland at this point.
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u/LongShow5279 Sep 14 '26
Wales support for Indy is at a whopping 26% LOL.