Why is Britain unwilling to return Northern Ireland to Ireland? What are the conditions?

Northern Ireland is a British colony, and Britain is certainly unwilling to give up. Britain occupied it a long time ago, and it is unrealistic to ask Britain to spit it out so simply now.

The interests involved in Northern Ireland are complicated, which is difficult for Britain to handle. Northern Ireland is indeed Irish territory, but a long time ago, the British occupied Northern Ireland, and the so-called latecomers came to the fore. Now Ireland has been out of British control for a short time, just like a child who has just grown up and left home. Therefore, Northern Ireland, as a British territory, is unwilling to give it to Ireland.

British colonial policies are different, especially for Ireland. Britain has a deep affection for Northern Ireland and has always been its own son. In order to strengthen Northern Ireland, the number of British immigrants to Northern Ireland is not small every year. It can be said that among the local residents, seven out of ten people you see walking on the street are British.

In the local area, the number of British people is much larger than that of Irish people. It is precisely because of the popular base that many Northern Irish people do not support Northern Ireland's independence. They all want to stay in England and be British, but they are British themselves. Because many of these residents are British and immigrants, they are different from the local Irish in many aspects, such as religion and living habits, and they all feel out of place. Therefore, when choosing whether to make Northern Ireland independent, they naturally have to listen to the opinions of their ancestors, that is, to listen to the choice of Britain. They are bent on Britain, and Britain will naturally not abandon them, so they will make trouble and will not let Northern Ireland become independent. Northern Ireland is a British territory, and Britain will keep it anyway.