Ireland should rejoin the United Kingdom in 2015

I would have no problem with Mexico becoming the 51st state of America. An article in August 2013, it stated that 72% of Mexicans support the idea of Mexico being annexed in to United States, it would prevent the illegal immigration problem. Real Irish would love the British, not hate them. The website you posted is to promote anti-British hatred. Ireland and Britain are right next to each other, they're part of the British Isles. Allow me to dismantle your argument and the sinister side of Irish republicanism. Why should Ireland rejoin the United Kingdom? Put the past behind. IRA never represented the Irish, they never have. Unity is the beneficial thing to keep the two together, not apart. I'm not afraid to die for standing up for my beliefs, I'm also not afraid to die for my country. There's something called in the Irish military diaspora which means the Irish immigrated to serve in armed forces other than Ireland. 5,000 Irishmen fought for Her Majesty in WW2 against Hitler and the Nazis, and I demand the Irish praise them for their heroic actions. Irish men who came home from WW2 fighting for the British faced hostility from their countrymen just because they stood up for they believed in. I'm here to break the sinister side of Irish republicanism which threatened Irish people serving the British army. Irish republicans are representing themselves, they're not truly Irish nor British , but the real Irish are the ones who served either Ireland or Britain. 200,000 Irish served in the British army for the Queen. I'm proud of that. Immigration to Britain from Ireland. A historic migration from Ireland to Britain was known. They made the UK and Ireland great. Sure they might be friends but they're lacking one thing: to be reunited and reconcile their differences. The British Isles includes Ireland like I said before. Britain was bailed out by Ireland in the financial crisis of Ireland. Britain still attracts a number of Irish immigrants. Some Irish want to forget what their ancestors did in WW1 by fighting for the British (by that time, Ireland was part of the UK). If there was an event with the United Kingdom, which would be the express the Britishness that the UK had, the Brits would invite Ireland because they were formerly British politically and still British geographically because they're part of the British Isles. It'd be disrespectful to leave them out of the events Britain. Opportunities in UK are good for the Irish because their economy was disastrous but now it's recovering. Reconciliation is better than to remember the past. Ireland and Britain would benefit socially if they moved forward, not back. And the only thing to it is to reunite. Sure we can cannot change the past, but we can change the present and the future while we still can. You can't deny it either. The Irish were Britons politically but still Britons geography. You cannot change geography nor the past. I read a 2010 article of this man Ian Paisley who advocated the reunification of Ireland under the Crown. http://www.independent.ie... If the IRA were true Irishmen, they should let their countrymen decide who they want to serve without threatening them or attempting to murder them. Is that what you call Irish? You support those who persecute their countrymen just for serving for the British Crown? Political or religious persecution has no place in Ireland and everywhere around the world. Scotland looks as if it 's ready to break away from the UK any minute. British Isles should have one flag, one nation. Ireland and Britain are united by nearly everything except politics. And I'm not against America rejoining the Crown. Whether I win or lose the debate, it doesn't matter. As long as I speak out my beliefs, I'll do just fine. Yeah, Irish is one of the official languages of Ireland, English is spoken too just so you know. Ireland and Britain are brothers for eternity. It's disrespectful to forget the Irish who served for the British in WW1 and WW2. Just so you know. I have no fear to stand for what I believe in even if I stand alone. Stand up for what you believe in.