Unionists won’t be moved by ‘majority’

KIERAN McCARTHY (Letters, June 4), apart from invoking the Good Friday Agreement, avoids my substantive points regarding unionists’ right to self-determination.

Instead he attributes opinions to me that I don’t have and then argues against them.

Notwithstanding the Good Friday Agreement, the notion that you could frog-march more than one million unionists into a united Ireland on the basis of a simple majority, possibly without the consent of a single unionist, is totally absurd and a recipe for disaster.