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Eh, leaving the EU would be pretty interesting. An independant Britian, with of course the US backing them up.

why would we do that

we already promised to smash them in any trade negotiation

The same way he promised to build a wall?

Or to "destroy North Korea"

Yeaaa, in a trade deal with Trump, you only need to say he's "great" and stroke his ego and he'll give you anything

Then you do it

I thought Brexit was a flavor of tea

brexit gold

you brew it by soaking Boris Johnson's jockstrap in a bowl of rancid wine

How does wine go rancid?

@Children.Deserve.Cancer.REBORN if you leave it open for a few weeks

I see

typical 50 year old boomer pub lad

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@Deleted User How is 'remaining' destroying democracy?

How is 'remaining' destroying democracy?
You seem pretty biased and assured that your belief is absolute which is amusing, SNP party popularity is decreasing as of 2017, where 2015 was their spike in vote turnout/ seats. They have decreased in seats (by 21) and their swing has decreased 13.1%, lets take a look at labour (Devolved nations favoured 'English' party) Increase in seat change as well as popularity.

Scotland's deficit is huge in proportion to average deficit in the UK, Scotland is 'worse performing small country' in Western Europe, i struggle to see how they would survive on their own. Even Nicola Sturgeon herself said that they should get a trial run. Basically to go independent and if it doesn't work out, rejoin the UK LOL. Scotland currently contributed 58.6 billion to the UK and the public spenditure is 59 billion (£)

Here is a stat for scottish, British government gives £2600 more per capita to people in scotland than English.

Plus what's the point anyway, England is dominant in the UK and a big english bill would just have a knock on effect in devolved nations in the UK including NI and Scotland..

The people voted to remain by a majority a few times, didn't they?

They did by 55%, however the biggest arguement is that this was before brexit referendum. i forgot the stat of how many voted to stay in the EU but it was over 60% and the arguement is that they didn't see brexit coming so if they had a scottish referendum the outcome would be different due to Brexit incoming

Oh I meant leave actually, my bad

I thought the majority vote was to leave

One thing I am curious about

What would Scotland do if the Spanish veto their application to join the EU

Since Spain letting Scotland in would be terrible for their Catalan problem (and also maybe get the Basque campaigning more)

***GB General Election Poll (Does not include parties like the SNP) - by Panelbase (13th to 14th November):***
**Conservatives** - 43%
**Labour** - 30%
**Liberal Democrats** - 15%
**Brexit Party** - 5%
**Greens** - 2%
**UKIP** - <1%
**Others** - <1%

Little footnote: Due to FPTP, percentage does not translate exactly to seats in Parliament. However, in general, a 6% gap is usually enough to gain a majority

Also, Northern Ireland is not included in this poll due to the fact that none of the parties of Great Britain run in Northern Ireland

That's a really valid point ngl, glad you brought that up i think most definately Spain would veto that since losing catalonia would big a big hit to the spanish economy, losing barcelona and in general catalonia is quite rich

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRZeesQJmzI

Best way to get famous is to piss of Piers Morgan. He'll immediately invite you onto GMB @Pelth

He's a good interviewer and does push for an answer (especially from Remainers) but it gets to a point where it's better to ignore some idiots

Piers is a slobbering, bloated dunce.

i fucking despise that girl with a passion

why is that guy talking like the Second World War is the only war Britain has been in :p

Churchill was the devil yes