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FFS The queen sneezes and it's another (photo) opportunity for the poisoned gnome to ask for another Ref.
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Originally posted by seanraaron View PostThey got a legit beef as well. Scotland has far more legit reasons to quit the UK than England does to quit the EU. And let's face it any leave vote is going to be an English one - I rather doubt the margin will be fine enough to hang on any of the junior members of the UK.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostAlbania are quite hard.
What about Belgium?
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Originally posted by seanraaron View PostAnd? Things change - it's not like the Union was formed through mutual agreement like the EU was.
Like almost every other political agreement in history.
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Originally posted by seanraaron View PostThey got a legit beef as well. Scotland has far more legit reasons to quit the UK than England does to quit the EU. And let's face it any leave vote is going to be an English one - I rather doubt the margin will be fine enough to hang on any of the junior members of the UK.
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostBut EU money is keeping the UK afloat. You'd sink without us expats feeding you money.Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostJust like Scotland will sink without England's money ... ?
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Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostYou have the air of some Irish republicans I know well.
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Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostNope. Total bona fide.
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Originally posted by Troll View PostIncognito & Shaunbhoy sockies?
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Originally posted by seanraaron View PostAnd? Things change - it's not like the Union was formed through mutual agreement like the EU was. Scrub it and see if it can be put back together through goodwill this time. I bet you'll have equal success with getting the UK back in the EU post-quitting.
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Originally posted by barrydidit View PostWe'll have to find someone who is quite close to hand and not too hard.
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Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostLet us propose that we have another war
In the name of unity ...
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