dageir wrote:Eemerald wrote:dageir wrote:I do not think the right path for the EU is to alienate England and Wales. I understand that the EU leaders are angry with the British right now, but no good
will come from shutting them out completely. I hope Scottland and Northern Ireland gets to go their own way. The smaller the units the bigger the impact of the individual.
The bigger the impact of the individual, the more responsibility for the individual. Less complaining about things that are bad. The ideal situation would be a looser kind of EU
but with local autonomy for regions, not nations. Nations have gotten too big. EU as is, is too big and cumbersome.
in my opinion I don't think Brexit will happen unless the UK negotiates a stronger unity trade wise with Europe or elsewhere, and if it happens, Scotland will most certainly have a referendum and this time they will win independence from the UK, and frankly I wouldn't blame them. They have a much better gvt imo, than we do in England, strong leadership, trying to deal with the issues, unlike many other nationalist parties which tend to lean too far right into racist territory.
Only time will tell.
Brexit has to happen in some form. Otherwise I think a large portion of the population will be totally unhinged.
A large proportion who voted to remain are already unhinged and the number of brexisters who had no idea what they were voting for are also. (not to mention the large numbers who didn't vote for whatever reason) If I thought for a minute that Brexit would be good for this country, I'd have no issue supporting it even if I fundamentally disagree with the break up of the European Union- but there has been nothing to suggest it is good for us, and the fact every politician who supported Brexit seems to have decided to exit quite literally from the topic after getting what they campaigned for doesn't really leave a great example.
Whichever way it goes, the population is divided.