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Is this meaningful, really? If Scotland has one anyway and the result is “obviously” for independence are they going to just try to ignore it? Or send in 2 Pa
by jleyank 4y ago
Is this meaningful, really? If Scotland has one anyway and the result is “obviously” for independence are they going to just try to ignore it? Or send in 2 Para to nab the rogue leadership? Would it be Catalonia north? A larger version of the Troubles? How much hassle will they accept to keep things as they are?
- Kaibeezy 4y agoIf the pro-independence parties vote to hold one “anyway”, the pro-union parties have said they won’t cooperate, doing so specifically to delegitimize the result as representing the will of all the people. That said, I agree with you.
- dazc 4y agoNo, it's all a game. Sturgeon knows it's never going to happen but the balance of politics in Scotland is such that she can remain in power for ever so long as she keeps banging the drum.