Scotland refuses Westminster Brexit bill

[Batcher]

The scots had a vote to leave.

They voted to stay

It's not really 'imposing' our legislation over a country who elected not 5 years ago to stay in UK and therefore comply with UK law.

A lot of people were convinced to stay with the UK because they were promised, amongst other things, that we would remain in the EU - they said a Yes vote would see us kicked out of the EU - and that the Scottish Parliament would be made permanent and that Westminster wouldn't be able to impose its will without the consent of the Scottish Parliament.

Both of these promises have now been broken so we have the material change in circumstances to have a second independence referendum.

[Batcher]

I don't understand why people would expect any other kind of behaviour from the belligerent Scots bint and her bunch of English hating morons.

We are not English hating. You should stop reading the Mail/Express/Sun and get educated.

We want to end the political union that isn't working for Scotland. A lot of English folk in Scotland vote for the SNP and want independence too.

[Zigenare]

We are not English hating. You should stop reading the Mail/Express/Sun and get educated.

We want to end the political union that isn't working for Scotland. A lot of English folk in Scotland vote for the SNP and want independence too.

Not enough, plainly!

[BR14]

What Idiot Sh1t Espouse?

Whining Immigrants and Smug Expats.

you know, the usual twats.

[Eirikur]

But according to Brexiteers, UK law is all dictated by Brussels so following that logic, the Scots want to keep EU law which the government want to get rid of, apparently...

That's too complex for brexidiots to understand it breaks their brains.

[BR14]

Yep, - the usual twats

[darmstadt]

What about the unelected House of Lords who keep voting against the government: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a8355806.html

Theresa May has conceded that her flagship Brexit legislation could be held up until the autumn, after it was savaged in the House of Lords.

The EU withdrawal bill – necessary to prepare UK laws for exit day next March – may not complete its passage until after the summer recess, No 10 said for the first time.

The likely delay comes after the bill suffered no fewer than 15 defeats in the upper chamber – giving fresh muscle to rebel Tory MPs on controversies including the EU customs union and single market.

[BR14]

And another........................

[darmstadt]

And another........................

You must stop looking in the mirror and talking to yourself, you're starting to sound like a bitter and jealous lonely old man

[Batcher]

Not enough, plainly!

Not in the 2014 referendum but more are willing to now.