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Previously on "If we can't figure out the Irish border, what happens if Scotland join the EU?"
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Originally posted by jainnode View Post
I think you'll find the Royal Navy is BRITISH, as in UK, so they don't belong to durham.
wind your neck in, holy willy, you don't own this forum, just infest it with your pious bullsh1t
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Originally posted by d000hg View Post
"nuclear submarine" specifically means a nuclear powered sub not one that carries nukes.
Clearly you don't know and have nicely proved it.
How many nuclear powered naval vessels does Scotland have, other than subs, do you think? Many Scottish aircraft carriers knocking around? The Scots are against nuclear power generally, this is well-known.
This is the problem when you venture an opinion instead of just calling them stupid, you get found out.
wind your neck in, holy willy, you don't own this forum, just infest it with your pious bullsh1t
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Originally posted by d000hg View Post
They're still nuclear subs though. Aren't those pretty contentious in their own right?
Originally posted by jainnode View Post
no, they aren't. thicko
Originally posted by jainnode View Post
I know, - so fecking what?
How many nuclear powered naval vessels does Scotland have, other than subs, do you think? Many Scottish aircraft carriers knocking around? The Scots are against nuclear power generally, this is well-known.
This is the problem when you venture an opinion instead of just calling them stupid, you get found out.
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Originally posted by d000hg View Post
If I live on a street which straddles the border can I still go to the pub? We saw this a bit in lockdown when Wales/Scotland/England had differing rules.
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Originally posted by d000hg View Post
So they'd like to keep the subs but take out all the nuclear bits? And do what, use them as trendy underwater restaurants?
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