Scottish Sentiments on Secession from the UK

The Scottish referendum is a differently thing entirely and it's pointless talking about until Brexit happens.

Just to recap on the debate:

Scotland's currency was a big question. Alex Salmond argued the Bank of England was founded by a Scot, David Cameron argued the Bank of England issues money to those under the British Crown. No crown, no money.

What kind of border would we have? One like the GFA or a harsh policed border? Whole can of worms there.

How is Scotland gonna pay off it's debt, leaves it open for a lot of investors. Imagine Scotland using the dollar or the Euro, for example.

What does this mean for NI?

Trident, military, governance, police, taxation, water control, EU membership etc. etc.

Although, I think I have an idea. I call it "the gaelic agreement"

NI has the option to join Ireland or be independent, but whichever one it chooses, it will still be able to have freedom of movement to Scotland, but not England......I guess Wales can join too.

I've now posted in this thread. Seeing as it's me you were all waiting on. 👍

Hey jaden, you scot....

Hey Blakey not from On the Buses.

i thought dadoooooooooooooodmon making this thread was just a dumb reaction to my brexit thread....

Originally posted by jaden_2.0
I've now posted in this thread. Seeing as it's me you were all waiting on. 👍

Not really.

But if you need this, I'll pretend it was for you.

Originally posted by Blakemore
i thought dadoooooooooooooodmon making this thread was just a dumb reaction to my brexit thread....

Not really.

But if you need this, I'll pretend it was for you.

It was. 😐

It wasn't. And since you literally cannot dictate my intentions, suck it.

No no, seriously: you're neither intelligent enough nor important enough to warrant me making a serious "counter thread" to one of your threads. A person who flies off the handle in violent rages is hardly someone you can have a serious conversation with.

You created it within minutes after I made the Brexit thread. durwank

Originally posted by dadudemon
Not really.

But if you need this, I'll pretend it was for you.

Not really.

But if you need this, I'll pretend it was for you.

It probably should be given how none of you seem to have any idea what you're talking about. 👍

I've never lived in Scotland. Sorry.

Originally posted by jaden_2.0
It probably should be given how none of you seem to have any idea what you're talking about. 👍

Except me, of course. I am definitely the most informed person on this topic and it is glaringly obvious. There's no a single person I can legitimately talk to about this on this forum.

That's true. There isn't.

😂

Scottish secession does appear increasingly inevitable, I believe it will happen in my lifetime.

It may be good for both parties, Scotland will have to accept responsibility for its own problems rather than using Westminster was a convenient scapegoat. And as the (frankly outdated) Union crumbles England will have to figure out what it stands for in the 21st century, and finally let go of its delusions of empire and grandeur.

Originally posted by DarthAloysius
Scottish secession does appear increasingly inevitable, I believe it will happen in my lifetime.

It may be good for both parties, Scotland will have to accept responsibility for its own problems rather than using Westminster was a convenient scapegoat. And as the (frankly outdated) Union crumbles England will have to figure out what it stands for in the 21st century, and finally let go of its delusions of empire and grandeur.

And the EU is the UK’s biggest trading partner, we still Brexited.

The popular support is there and Nicola wants it, not sure what makes you so confident.

Originally posted by Blakemore
The Scottish referendum is a differently thing entirely and it's pointless talking about until Brexit happens.

Just to recap on the debate:

Scotland's currency was a big question. Alex Salmond argued the Bank of England was founded by a Scot, David Cameron argued the Bank of England issues money to those under the British Crown. No crown, no money.

What kind of border would we have? One like the GFA or a harsh policed border? Whole can of worms there.

How is Scotland gonna pay off it's debt, leaves it open for a lot of investors. Imagine Scotland using the dollar or the Euro, for example.

What does this mean for NI?

Trident, military, governance, police, taxation, water control, EU membership etc. etc.

Although, I think I have an idea. I call it "the gaelic agreement"

NI has the option to join Ireland or be independent, but whichever one it chooses, it will still be able to have freedom of movement to Scotland, but not England......I guess Wales can join too.

Originally posted by Blakemore
i thought dadoooooooooooooodmon making this thread was just a dumb reaction to my brexit thread....

That's true.