If we can't figure out the Irish border, what happens if Scotland join the EU?

[vetran]

I'm not sure where you've read that.

here maybe?

https://www.politics.co.uk/reference...endence-polls/

[SueEllen]

I was under the impression that the popularity of Sturgeon and her toxic SNP was on the wane.

But the Tories, Lab and Lib Dims are even more unpopular...

[WTFH]

Is Boris going to announce he's got an oven-ready haggis?

[ladymuck]

That's support for independence, not support for the SNP.

The two are very closely linked but not exactly the same. Many people vote SNP because the alternatives are just a bunch of clusterf***s but that doesn't mean they support independence.

[TestMangler]

I was under the impression that the popularity of Sturgeon and her toxic SNP was on the wane.

Yes, you're right. Their numbers of elected members in both Westminster and the Scottish Parliament would suggest the electoral doldrums are looming.

[TestMangler]

Simplest solution is for Ireland to leave the EU, like they voted for first time before they were told it was the wrong answer.

Simplest solution for who ? England ?

[TestMangler]

That's support for independence, not support for the SNP.

The two are very closely linked but not exactly the same. Many people vote SNP because the alternatives are just a bunch of clusterf***s but that doesn't mean they support independence.

There is also a movement with in the Labour party which is pro independence even although the party as a whole is not. They want to see an actual Scottish labour party, rather then the branch office they have now, so that they don't have to follow the lead of a party desperately trying to appeal to more right wing english voters.

[northernladuk]

Hadrian's wall is a bit further north than where the actual border is these days - reclaim our lands!!

No it's south so Scotland would get more land.

[ladymuck]

No it's south so Scotland would get more land.

Oh! Well geography was never my strong point. I'm surprised there isn't a movement for the Scots to reclaim their stolen land then

[d000hg]

That's support for independence, not support for the SNP.

The two are very closely linked but not exactly the same. Many people vote SNP because the alternatives are just a bunch of clusterf***s but that doesn't mean they support independence.

Indeed. SNP has been gaining seats even as independence fervour has dropped because they are the "Scottish party" and there is growing frustration with Westminster.

Simplest solution is for Ireland to leave the EU, like they voted for first time before they were told it was the wrong answer.

Or a united Ireland within the EU.