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> not I didn't get my way so let's have another vote. That's not what has changed. I do agree that the SNP would likely be pushing _anyway_ (the hint is in the

> not I didn't get my way so let's have another vote. That's not what has changed. I do agree that the SNP would likely be pushing _anyway_ (the hint is in their name), but a huge amount has been changed since we voted to remain part of the . The promises that were made regarding devolution are still not in place, and England voted on behalf of Scotland to leave the EU. > a third of those voting for independence also want(ed) independence from the EU, it's just an excuse. That's great for them, that means that a supermajority of Yes voters want to leave the UK but remain in the EU. That's as defintive as you can get in a vote.

brigandish 4y ago
> England voted on behalf of Scotland to leave the EU. The voting was done by British citizens, England and Scotland didn't get a vote. > > a third of those voting for independence also want(ed) independence from the EU, it's just an excuse. > That's great for them, that means that a supermajority of Yes voters want to leave the UK but remain in the EU. That's as defintive as you can get in a vote. I would say that the actual vote results are the most definitive. One was remain, one was leave.