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That's very true. However, if you start breaking it down you will find that Scotland, Northern Ireland and London were strongly in favor of the EU, and the res
by carsongross 10y ago
That's very true. However, if you start breaking it down you will find that Scotland, Northern Ireland and London were strongly in favor of the EU, and the rest of the country were not.
There is obviously a strong disagreement on the matter. The humane thing to do would be to allow for further devolution, allowing Northern Ireland and Scotland to become independent and join the EU. London would be tricker, but Europe has had free cities before and could again. Or, perhaps Edinburgh could absorb the people that want to be part of the EU.
Any polity where issues split 50/50 (and America is currently in this situation in most cases) is going to be inherently tyrannical.
Secession is the humane way forward.