Originally posted by Foxsteak
Scotland be super remain just to give more drama.
I wouldn't be so sure. Thankfully, the SNP wave has been quelled for the time being with their recent drop in seats in the last election, ironically enough mainly to the Tories.
Sadly though, yes, I doubt this would change much in terms of Scotland's Brexit position. I seem to be a minority among my fellow Scots. Ol' Nige didn't touch many hearts and minds up north.
Originally posted by RHaggisTories, especially in Scotland, have a strong unionist movement and are pretty based. Their position was to remain part of the UK, whereas Labour were kinda all over the place.
I wouldn't be so sure. Thankfully, the SNP wave has been quelled for the time being with their recent drop in seats in the last election, ironically enough mainly to the Tories.Sadly though, yes, I doubt this would change much in terms of Scotland's Brexit position. I seem to be a minority among my fellow Scots. Ol' Nige didn't touch many hearts and minds up north.
I really don't think they'll have another referendum soon. I think most people know they'll vote against it.
What is the main problem with the EU not wanting the UK to leave? Why is this such a big deal? In the quick scan of the overall consequences of a Brexit, it seems like the UK would lose out more than the remaining members. or if this is such a huge issue, why not rethink the immigration laws to appease the people who voted for Brexit, because from what I understand, that was was of the biggest selling points no?
Originally posted by socool8520Because the EU is dependent on the UK remaining. An EU with no UK is like a cup of tea with out a tea bag.
What is the main problem with the EU not wanting the UK to leave? Why is this such a big deal? In the quick scan of the overall consequences of a Brexit, it seems like the UK would lose out more than the remaining members. or if this is such a huge issue, why not rethink the immigration laws to appease the people who voted for Brexit, because from what I understand, that was was of the biggest selling points no?
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Originally posted by RHaggisBut clearly touched you in all the right places aye Haggis?
I wouldn't be so sure. Thankfully, the SNP wave has been quelled for the time being with their recent drop in seats in the last election, ironically enough mainly to the Tories.Sadly though, yes, I doubt this would change much in terms of Scotland's Brexit position. I seem to be a minority among my fellow Scots. Ol' Nige didn't touch many hearts and minds up north.
Originally posted by socool8520
What is the main problem with the EU not wanting the UK to leave? Why is this such a big deal? In the quick scan of the overall consequences of a Brexit, it seems like the UK would lose out more than the remaining members. or if this is such a huge issue, why not rethink the immigration laws to appease the people who voted for Brexit, because from what I understand, that was was of the biggest selling points no?
Who cares? They voted to leave. If they were too stupid to look up the consequences before hand...wait, aren't these the people who try to act like they are so much better than Americans?