The Irish border was mentioned that Irish people From the whole of the country of Ireland were able to visit the UK under the signed 1922 agreement....only the EU have mentioned the border only the EU want a hard border they have used leverage in the negotiations to,cause trouble if a border is built it will have to be by the EU as they are the only ones proposing it ........the Republic , the North , and the UK don't want a hard border the Republic trade 60 percent with the UK.......
You can repeat all this 17.4 million times if you want but it is still as wrong as the first time you said it.
The EU don't "want" a hard border anymore than any other party. Neither are they "using it as leverage to cause trouble". On the contrary they are protecting the interests of a remaining member state. I realise that your deep animosity towards the EU prevents you from accepting that reality, but a reality it is.
It remains the case, however, that the unilateral action by the UK to leave the EU means that unless there is a deal there will probably have to be one. The EU cannot permit goods to enter the Single Market from a third country without being subject to checks. That is another reality.
And you can continue to blame everyone else as much as you want, but the finger only points in one direction. Yours.
