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Wouldn’t it be better if the British government, the
Irish government and the DUP upheld the Brexit referendum vote in the North to
remain in the EU?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if there was no hard border?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if there was no border at all?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if the rights of every citizen on the island of Ireland were
upheld in law?
Yes No
Wouldn’t it be better if the British government
honoured its commitments under the Good Friday and subsequent Agreements?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if the Irish government honoured its commitments under the Good
Friday and subsequent Agreements?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if the British government refused to accept a Unionist veto over
the rights of citizens available elsewhere on these islands, except the North?
Yes No
Wouldn’t it be better if the Irish government
pro-actively and publicly campaigned for these rights and for the right of
Irish citizens living in the North and overseas to vote in Presidential
elections?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if the Irish government honoured the commitment in the Good Friday
Agreement negotiations to allow MPs elected in the North to attend and speak in
the Dáil -without voting rights?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if the British government accepted the right of citizens in the
North to identify as Irish or British or both and to honour that right in
legislation?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if the Irish government privately and publicly challenged the
British government on its refusal to accept the right of citizens in the North,
enshrined in the Good Friday Agreement, to identity as Irish?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if our future was based on tolerance and rights?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if there was no place for sectarian politics, segregation, gender
or racial discrimination?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if the island of Ireland was a leader in tackling climate change?
Yes No
Wouldn’t it be better if every citizen had the right to a home, to a job, to education at all levels and access to
health care at the point of delivery?
Yes No
Wouldn’t it be better if we lived in a society in which neither gender or race,
age or disability, sexual orientation or class, or creed or skin colour or
location was used to deny citizens their full rights and entitlements?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better to live in a society – a place of opportunity and equality in
which there is no denial of rights and where every single person, despite our
differences, is equal?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if there was full co-operation across our island on public
services, as well as agriculture, tourism, fishing, the environment, health,
education, policing and other services?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if health services in the North were available to people from the
South and vice versa?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if we lived in a society that upheld and defended workers’ rights,
ended the crisis in housing and homelessness across this island?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if we had an all-island economy that created more employment,
better paid jobs, ended the scourge of zero hour contracts, and treated workers
with respect?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if we had one policing and justice system for the island of
Ireland?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if these matters were agreed between the people who live on the
island of Ireland without interference from others?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better to live in a new, shared Ireland in which people of all religions
and none, whether unionist or nationalist or republican or none, have the same
entitlement to the full ownership of that new Ireland??
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if we started planning for this?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if the people of the North and the South on the opportunity to
agree on our future?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if, instead of engaging in negative carping and criticising as
divisive efforts to achieve a united, modern and shared Ireland, Fine Gael,
Fianna Fáil and others in the South agreed to establish a Forum which could
plan for and win a United Ireland?
Yes No
Wouldn’t
it be better if the Irish government supported the demand for a referendum on
Irish Unity as set out in the Good Friday Agreement?
Yes No
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