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Robinson: Catholic 'majority want NI to stay in UK'

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-20475919

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	pcernie wrote: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-20475919 Safe

I think that the majority of them are pragmatic. With the southern economy being in such a mess it is still better in the north so why vote for instant drop in the standards of living?

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Re: Robinson: Catholic 'majority want NI to stay in UK'

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	pcernie wrote: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-20475919 Safe

I think that the majority of them are pragmatic. With the southern economy being in such a mess it is still better in the north so why vote for instant drop in the standards of living?

That's been true no matter what decade you were in :oops:

Anyway, our accent's much sexier, so it is...

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	Amnesia10 wrote: I think that the majority of them are pragmatic. With the southern economy being in such a mess it is still better in the north so why vote for instant drop in the standards of living?

That's been true no matter what decade you were in :oops:

Very true.


	pcernie wrote: Anyway, our accent's much sexier, so it is...

How do you account for Nadine Coyle?

Having had girlfriends from Galway, Dublin and Glengormley I think that they are all great.

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Re: Robinson: Catholic 'majority want NI to stay in UK'

Coyle can't account for Coyle :lol:

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	Quote: I think that the majority of them are pragmatic. With the southern economy being in such a mess it is still better in the north so why vote for instant drop in the standards of living?

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The same reason the Scots won't vote to leave.

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