I Favor the uk becoming the UR United Republic of Great Britain with Republic of England 🏴 Republic of Wales 🏴 & Republic of Scotland 🏴, while Northern Ireland is reunited with Ireland to form The United Republic of Ireland 🇮🇪 or The United Irish Republic somewhere in the near Future
such a country will never ever exist, if by some catastrophe the monarchy was the end, there is absolutely no way that the union can survive. republicans in Scotland and Wales will never tolerate union with England, it is monarchists who favour keeping the realm together. Don't believe me, just look at Northern Ireland, Ulster loyalists are also inevitably staunch royalists, whereas republicans in Northern Ireland want to united with Eirie, there is no republican faction in Northern Ireland that also wants to be part of a hypothetical British republic. There are only two options, its either one United Kingdom or the country splits into several republics
@@truetory6231 While the monarchy has historically played a key role in maintaining unity within the UK, isn’t it possible that a more modern form of governance-such as a democratic federal system-could maintain the integrity of the union? With shifting attitudes in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, could decentralization and stronger regional autonomy be a better solution than relying on the monarchy to keep the union intact?
@@RiddleCrown democratic federal system? If I recall correctly, the British created federal democratic systems in Canada and Australia without turning them into republics and both have turned out to be very successful. It is possible that it can turn itself into a federation as well but that does not require replacing the King with some "president" But that said however I still stand by my original point, republicans in Scotland and Wales don't want to remain in the union at all. Offering to transform the union into a federation would actually appeal more to monarchists since it is they who have a vested interest in keeping Britain together, republicans on the other hand don't want to stay and dangling federalism in front of them will only embolden thier ambitions for dissolution.
I Favor the uk becoming the UR United Republic of Great Britain with Republic of England 🏴 Republic of Wales 🏴 & Republic of Scotland 🏴, while Northern Ireland is reunited with Ireland to form The United Republic of Ireland 🇮🇪 or The United Irish Republic somewhere in the near Future
such a country will never ever exist, if by some catastrophe the monarchy was the end, there is absolutely no way that the union can survive. republicans in Scotland and Wales will never tolerate union with England, it is monarchists who favour keeping the realm together. Don't believe me, just look at Northern Ireland, Ulster loyalists are also inevitably staunch royalists, whereas republicans in Northern Ireland want to united with Eirie, there is no republican faction in Northern Ireland that also wants to be part of a hypothetical British republic. There are only two options, its either one United Kingdom or the country splits into several republics
@@truetory6231 While the monarchy has historically played a key role in maintaining unity within the UK, isn’t it possible that a more modern form of governance-such as a democratic federal system-could maintain the integrity of the union? With shifting attitudes in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, could decentralization and stronger regional autonomy be a better solution than relying on the monarchy to keep the union intact?
@@RiddleCrown democratic federal system? If I recall correctly, the British created federal democratic systems in Canada and Australia without turning them into republics and both have turned out to be very successful. It is possible that it can turn itself into a federation as well but that does not require replacing the King with some "president"
But that said however I still stand by my original point, republicans in Scotland and Wales don't want to remain in the union at all. Offering to transform the union into a federation would actually appeal more to monarchists since it is they who have a vested interest in keeping Britain together, republicans on the other hand don't want to stay and dangling federalism in front of them will only embolden thier ambitions for dissolution.
@ alright thank you
Independence for Cymru! 🏴
great video
Thanks!