I mean the UK won’t return Gilbraltar to Spain who were in the EU with them they won’t obviously return the falklands.
“Return the Falklands”
… do you know the history of the Falklands? At all?
I’d like to see the UK also defending the “vote of the people” if Ireland voted to leave the UK
Ireland literally did, almost a hundred years ago. North Ireland voted to stay. There was a legally binding Scottish referendum on independence a few years back that the UK pledged to abide by. Are you shitting me?
To who, the French?! They’re the only ones who settled there before the British (by a whopping 1 year), you know, and they left again shortly afterward. (I say “settled there,” by the way, because if we went by who discovered it then the only people the British could return it to would be themselves.)
Well the all island vote wasn’t the source of change, a war unfortunately had to follow.
And point of clarification - Ireland didn’t “leave the UK” - the British were forced to withdraw from 26 of the 32 counties of Ireland.
“NI” was carved out of the island by Britain holding on to as much industrialised land as they could, with as big a majority of British settlers vs native Irish.
Because the people of the Falklands literally voted to stay with the UK?
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I mean the UK won’t return Gilbraltar to Spain who were in the EU with them they won’t obviously return the falklands.
I’d like to see the UK also defending the “vote of the people” if Ireland voted to leave the UK
“Return the Falklands”
… do you know the history of the Falklands? At all?
Ireland literally did, almost a hundred years ago. North Ireland voted to stay. There was a legally binding Scottish referendum on independence a few years back that the UK pledged to abide by. Are you shitting me?
You talk like it’s a done deal and recent talks about a referendum to revisit never existed.
I… what?
No, I talk about it like it was literally a “vote of the people” which the UK pledged to abide by, which is what is being discussed.
To who, the French?! They’re the only ones who settled there before the British (by a whopping 1 year), you know, and they left again shortly afterward. (I say “settled there,” by the way, because if we went by who discovered it then the only people the British could return it to would be themselves.)
They claim ownership via Spain’s ownership, when Argentina won their independence from Spain.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falkland_Islands_sovereignty_dispute
Scotland had a vote, a legitimate one. Ireland, as in the Republic, isn’t part of the UK.
How can the Falklands be returned? Stop talking about this as if you know anything.
They literally did. Ireland became its own country 100 years ago. NI wanted to stay with the UK
Well the all island vote wasn’t the source of change, a war unfortunately had to follow.
And point of clarification - Ireland didn’t “leave the UK” - the British were forced to withdraw from 26 of the 32 counties of Ireland.
“NI” was carved out of the island by Britain holding on to as much industrialised land as they could, with as big a majority of British settlers vs native Irish.
… what?
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