Don't you want out of the EU though? so basically you would be voting to go back in again :think:

David could Hack it
but Lost his Vote (Dragged a USA President of that time ,in)
destroyed his future in Parliament

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Not quite the same but as an independent country you have to make different choices

Get ha out!

but didnt you say we have already voted for brexit in a ref so we shouldnt vote again as that would be undemocratic :skull:

I think it will take years for them to accept you so it will be fine, personally I would be happy for Scotland to go

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:bawling:

I would vote yes this time around, I think a lot of people will have changed their minds

totally incomparable

just because its a vote thing does not mean you can put both side by side

it just does not work

Trying to reconcile LTs support for UKIP and Brexit and hostility to a second referendum with his support for the SNP and another Scottish referendum :huh:

Hi Scotland

do you want to be ruled by the abject wankers in the Tory or Labour party who dont give a flying fck about you and are the worst politicians on the planet?

Scotland: No id rather inject battery acid up my urethra


yes wins

Typical imperialist English thinking

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aw Parm you will still be my neighbour in Sasanach if you get a visa :laugh:

Feel The Force

The last one, in 2014, was a "once in a lifetime" referendum.

Who knew five years represented a lifetime?

He moves in mysterious ways, MTVN.

Stick it up yer erse hen.:joker::joker:

England and Wales were the majority when it came to brexit, Northern Ireland and Scotland voted Remain for the most part, It's only diplomatic that countries within the union that didn't vote for the outcome get to decide whether or not they want to go along with it or not.

Do that then you should break it down to counties or maybe even individuals and perhaps they should decide if they go along with it!

Only if you consider Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales to be equivalent to English counties, which is simply false.

I mean every individual voting constituency in the UK should be allowed to decide if it joins..as we voted as brits. .not as Scots or welsh etc..what I am saying is why stop at breaking it up into countries because Scotland voted remain when there were voting constituencies all over the uk that will have had the majority wanting to remain...is it fair to kick them into touch whilst allowing Scotland another vote?

"Fair" probably not but that doesn't mean it's comparable, as Scotland has its own parliament, legal system, spending, is well on the way to having a separate tax and benefits system, etc... which obviously, English counties do not.

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