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Brexit Has Made Irish Unification More Likely
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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 254132" data-attributes="member: 33"><p>No, but I feel pressure from other parts of England outside of London. In the last 4 general elections London voted for a Labour government but we had an right-wing Tory one trust upon us each time by other parts of the country. The capital overwhelmingly voted to remain in the EU but other parts of England voted to force us to leave. London has some racial disharmony but but the levels of racism and xenophobia in other parts of England is quite scary and I find it sickening that parts of this country would vote to elect fascist National Front MEPs. Overall, it makes me feel I have more in common with people of Germany, The Netherlands and Spain than with some people in my own country.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 254132, member: 33"] No, but I feel pressure from other parts of England outside of London. In the last 4 general elections London voted for a Labour government but we had an right-wing Tory one trust upon us each time by other parts of the country. The capital overwhelmingly voted to remain in the EU but other parts of England voted to force us to leave. London has some racial disharmony but but the levels of racism and xenophobia in other parts of England is quite scary and I find it sickening that parts of this country would vote to elect fascist National Front MEPs. Overall, it makes me feel I have more in common with people of Germany, The Netherlands and Spain than with some people in my own country. [/QUOTE]
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