The Un-united Kingdom is fucked now

[brewer]

Could Britain just split in two? North and south looks like the easiest geographically. Then have the populous shift as they see fit.

[account_inactive]

Could Britain just split in two? North and south looks like the easiest geographically. Then have the populous shift as they see fit.

Okay-dokey, let's split your country in two as well.

[abaris]

I guess it's up to the Scots to make that decision. Pretty soon, as it seems.

[account_inactive]

I guess it's up to the Scots to make that decision. Pretty soon, as it seems.

I'll definitely be voting to stay in the UK, if there is another independence referendum.

[abaris]

I'll definitely be voting to stay in the UK.

You're in Scotland? If so, that's obviously you're prerogative.

[account_inactive]

I'll definitely be voting to stay in the UK.

You're in Scotland? If so, that's obviously you're prerogative.

Yes, born and raised here.

[brewer]

Could Britain just split in two? North and south looks like the easiest geographically. Then have the populous shift as they see fit.

Okay-dokey, let's split your country in two as well.

Tried it. Didn't work so well.

Just testing the waters.

[brewer]

Just read where there is a move to make London and independent state and rejoin the EU. And here I thought the north/south thing was a joke.

Don't know if this considered a valid source. http://www.express.co.uk/

[account_inactive]

Just read where there is a move to make London and independent state and rejoin the EU. And here I thought the north/south thing was a joke.

Don't know if this considered a valid source. http://www.express.co.uk/

Yes, it's a valid source and people really suggested making London an independent state.

[Homeless Nutter]

I'll definitely be voting to stay in the UK, if there is another independence referendum.

And what will you do, if there isn't another referendum and Scottish Parliament simply vetoes UK's exit from EU, by refusing to ratify the withdrawal?

http://www.express.co.uk

The SNP leader said she would tell her MSPs to refuse "legislative consent" if and when the Scottish Parliament was required to ratify the UK's withdrawal from the bloc. 

Speaking to the BBC she said: "If the Scottish Parliament was judging this on the basis of what's right for Scotland then the option of saying look we're not to vote for something that's against Scotland's interest, of course that's got to be on the table."[...]