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It wouldn't be within the UK, since a 'yes' vote implicitly causes the UK to cease to exist. It would be more like Norwegians crossing the border to Sweden to
by semanticist 12y ago
It wouldn't be within the UK, since a 'yes' vote implicitly causes the UK to cease to exist.
It would be more like Norwegians crossing the border to Sweden to stock up on cheap beer - which already happens. I believe you sometimes see similar things in Ireland at the Northern Ireland/EIRE border, depending on VAT and currency exchange rates.
- keithpeter 12y agoNo, I think there will be a United Kingdom, just one country less, but I take your wider point.