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SURVEY: Should Scotland seek independence from the UK?


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SURVEY: Should Scotland seek independence from the UK?  

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Just now, Rookiescot said:

Dyson wont be happy with Henry sitting in the corner ????.

Given how much he has donated to the Conservatives and his support for Brexit.

Odd he left the UK and moved to Singapore as soon as the referendum was done.

Very good point! But Dysons are more expensive than Henrys, I guess - they would be at least 250k a pop. 

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5 minutes ago, Rookiescot said:

Given how much he has donated to the Conservatives and his support for Brexit.

Just highlights the legitimacy and integrity of the government's procurement process. Thanks.

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4 minutes ago, RuamRudy said:

Isolate? We want to have open borders with 27 other countries - not close those borders and fall back on mythical sense of superiority to insult them all. 

We? Is that the Royal we?

Your countrymen voted 55% Remain in 2014 and currently don't want another referendum.

https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/19159508.scottish-independence-quarter-scots-support-indyref2-next-year-poll-suggests/

 

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6 minutes ago, Rookiescot said:

I'm not a blood and soil nationalist. Hence my position of wanting to rejoin the EU.

We can send you an email outlining a proposed trade deal but without electricity I dont see how you will be able to read it.

An ethnically diverse union? The one which England and Wales voted to isolate itself from foreigners and prevent immigration?

Yes the rest of the UK is far more ethnically diverse than Scotland which has a much higher percentage of white citizens.

Given the Scottish nationalists wishes to keep it that way by leaving our fantastically diverse union to isolate itself in the North Sea, blood and soil (while not a term I really like) could be used to describe many supporters of Scottish Independence.

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30 minutes ago, Rookiescot said:

But clearly blood and soil nationalism can not apply to a country which wished to remain in the EU. 

It would appear that Scotland wants to enter a union with 27 other countries rather than be shackled to a xenophobic right wing one. 

Scotland doesn't even want another vote.

https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/19159508.scottish-independence-quarter-scots-support-indyref2-next-year-poll-suggests/

It's the minority nationalist extremists that want to break away from multi cultural, ethically diverse UK and isolate itself in the North Sea.

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16 minutes ago, Foggy Mario said:

How can Scotland leave UK to then join EU where it will have far less say than it does now?

having to join a club of 27 countries where most are bigger and more influential than Scotland sounds an absurd idea.

A few extremists on this forum do not represent Scotland. Scotland voted to Remain in 2014 and even now they don't want a second referendum on the subject.

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16 minutes ago, bkkcanuck8 said:

Scotland has about 10% the population of England -- and England has 80+% of the total population of the UK. 

In the EU - made up of 27 countries.   Countries in the EU with about the same population as Scotland or less:  Denmark, Finland, Slovakia, Ireland, Croatia, Lithuania, Slovenia, Latvia, Estonia, Cyprus, Luxembourg, Malta...   The single largest country in the EU (Germany) and has about 22% of the EU population... Scotland in the EU would be a sovereign state within the EU, while in the UK it is only sovereign when it comes to fielding certain sports teams.  (they apparently even have to get permission to hold a referendum to leave, while the UK as a sovereign state in the EU did not).   Being a Union of 27 countries, countries have to find common ground with other countries (and there are always countries with the same viewpoint).

(they apparently even have to get permission to hold a referendum to leave, while the UK as a sovereign state in the EU did not).   Being a Union of 27 countries, countries have to find common ground with other countries (and there are always countries with the same viewpoint).

Let's stop portraying Scotland as the victim here, if England wanted to leave our Island Nation it would have to go down the same road, this is how our constitution works and will always work even after the EU has long gone.

Let's not forget that Scotland has had a referendum on partitioning the UK, it failed miserably to attract enough support to do this. We know that Scotland doesn't want to leave our Union, that is not in doubt as proven. Why suddenly are some wannabe Rob Roys so determined for Scotland to have one, for example everyone in my household knows that my dog Ting Tong doesn't like mushrooms, so it would be totally pointless trying to feed him some, a total waste of time. Imagine one of my neighbours turning up with a punnet of mushrooms and saying 'these are for your dog' to which I would reply 'he doesn't like mushrooms' and then he keeps insisting he should have them anyway, what a waste of time for all concerned I'm sure you'll agree.

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6 minutes ago, RuamRudy said:

The Police and Crime bill, being rushed through Parliament by the tories at the moment, will require certain ethnic minorities to have to carry papers confirming their ethnicity with them at all times or face 3 months in jail and fines of up to £2,500.

What a truly revolting country the UK has become. 

Very much like Thailand then, but it doesn't spoil my enjoyment of the kingdom, but there again I don't try and find fault with the UK constantly like some on here.

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2 minutes ago, Surelynot said:

Combine this with Trumpian voter suppression, dictating what teachers might teach in their 'spare time', 10 years for damaging a statue, but 8 years for rape (sentence, not time served)........it is all going the wrong way.

At least Johnson is the best PM other than Churchill, we have ever had.

It must be a tough time at the moment for Labour supporters, you have my sympathy. No matter how much you think the Tories are they are still streets ahead of the opposition.????????????

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4 minutes ago, RuamRudy said:

No, Thailand does not discriminate against specific ethnic minorities. 

But I can tell you who did require certain ethnic minorities to carry papers at all times - nazi Germany. 

We have to carry papers at all time here in Thailand, did you not know and are you drifting away from the topic again?

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30 minutes ago, Rookiescot said:

So why are you so frightened of having another referendum if you are so sure the unionists will win?

Oh yeah I keep forgetting you want Scotland to leave but you dont want to give the opportunity to do it.

Clear as mud.

The Scots themselves don't want a referendum.

They voted 55% to Remain in 2014.

Maybe you should respect their wishes.

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25 minutes ago, Surelynot said:

Could not agree more..........absolute mystery .......and the worst of it is.......what is the way forward?

145,000 covid deaths, the destruction of the economy with an atrocious half-baked Brexit deal, the potential break up of the Union and the real possibility of a return of troubles in NI.......and he is still ahead in the polls.

We are genuinely doomed.

Don't be such a down in the mouth, I read it this morning that two thirds of the covid deaths may have been caught in hospital, if so I want my claps back. Our union isn't going anywhere, you do know that nationalism and socialism are poles apart and you didn't strike me of being a nationalist so why you are offerring your support to such a "movement" is a mistery.........oh wait.

Nobody wants any return to the troubles in NI and nor do we ignore a democratic vote just to appease the terrorists. Come on 'Surely' I have known you long enough to know that you know it makes sense.

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