Their whole thing was that Scottish independence was a good thing, but it wouldn't be possible (or even a good idea) because Scotland wouldn't be able to support their economy on their own. Does that response hold water?
As a disclaimer we are U.S. citizens, and I definitely don't know much about Scotland, so feel free to dump whatever information on me that you want
A Scottish independence would be followed by joining the European union getting better trade deals than the UK currently got.
Besides if Israel is able to 'support' themselves Scotland is, too.
Finally I agree with the people saying no country in the imperial core is supporting itself.
That's not independence at all. I think whoever came up with that "join the EU" idea doesn't understand what independence is.
Dude Scottish independence is about leaving the United Kingdom's devolved power arrangement, not independence from the rest of the fookin planet
Nono Scotland is supposed to be Juche
I think someone doesn't understand what "independence" means.
News just in: The meaning of a word never differs between contexts.
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There's a good argument to be made that the EU wouldn't let Scotland in because it would embolden other potential breakaway states like Catalonia.
But they also might do it out of spite towards the UK, so who knows?