Comments by "Proselytizing Orthodox Pentecostal Angora Rabbit" (@proselytizingorthodoxpente8304) on "EU vows legal action against UK over Northern Ireland Brexit 'breach' | DW News" video.

It was the 'elites' who supported remaining within the EU
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You really have to wonder how these bitter EU remainer fanatics think they would exist within a political union of 26 other nations, when they detest well over half the population on their own country.
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Stephen Valentine Nope. Russia started the war in Ukraine by invading and annexing Ukrainian territory.
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Just as republicans threaten violence over a border between the north and the republic. Which is, of course, the reason why there is the GFA to begin with
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@Tagedieb That's just an infantile thing to say.
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@NLJeffEU The EU have twice threatened to breach the GFA (of which they are a guarantor). First during the withdrawal agreement talks. And then over their incompetent vaccine program. No one takes Brussels' commitment to peace in Ireland seriously.
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@commonsense31 The EU broke the GFA when it triggered article 16. While doing so, it also broke the withdrawal agreement it signed with the UK. The UK government is accountable to the UK electorate, not to the EU nor the US. If Brussels wants to hold someone to account over the matter, it should begin with the president of the European commission and her deputy.
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@commonsense31 Not only did the EU trigger article 16, it did so without consulting the UK or the Irish government. Which is a clear breach of the withdrawal agreement it signed with the UK. And breaks the GFA. Maybe Brussels should start behaving with some respect, and take responsibility for its own actions? Because the US is not going damage relations with the UK over Brussels incompetence.
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 @commonsense31 And once again, the UK is not responsible for the EU vaccination program.
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@commonsense31 If you're just going to rewrite recent history to suit your denials, while repeating Trumpian-style conspiracy theories to try and explain away why the country voted to leave the EU, then there's really no point carrying on the discussion. You're obviously just a crank.
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@indogoUI Well then there shouldn't be any problem with a border between northern Ireland and the Republic then, should there?
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@indogoUI No, the GFA itself was a result of Republican violence
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@indogoUI The GFA was the result of republican terrorism. That violence is now the reason why unification with the republic is impossible. The EU is a guarantor to the GFA. It had no problem with threatening to break it when it suited its aims. And as we have seen lately, no problem unilaterally breaking it either.
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@indogoUI So are you saying that the GFA is not important to peace in northern Ireland? So why can there not be a border between the Republic and the North? You're just being dishonest. And it makes you sound like a clown.
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@JamesHussey404 Yes, I do. Because they want northern Ireland to be a part of the republic of Ireland. But the unionists don't. If you're trying to argue that the GFA is not in force because of violence from republicans, then maybe its you that needs to educate yourself? Because no one agrees with you. Not the republicans themselves. Not the UK government. Not Brussels. Not Biden. No one.
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@JamesHussey404 You still haven't addressed the point. Which is, why is there so much fear of a hard border between Northern Ireland and the republic? Its not because of the unionists, is it? It's not because the UK or Irish governments. Its because of the threat of violence from hard line republicans. Yes or no? And no. The IRA were not some kind of social justice movement. They were a group of terrorists, who's stated aim was the incorporation of northern Ireland into the republic of Ireland. Ffs. Be honest.
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@indogoUI No, you were going back in time, because you wanted to avoid the issue. So go on. Nearly there. Follow your logic. And tell me who would threaten peace if there were to be a border between the north and south?
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