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walthamstow an hour ago

Not a problem, I disagree with the government all the time. Scotland has less sovereignty than US states, it's not a country.

arethuza 22 minutes ago | parent [-]

The UK seems fairly relaxed about constituent parts leaving (Scotland was given a referendum, NI has option to leave if they want) - which I don't believe applies to US states?

walthamstow 4 minutes ago | parent [-]

Scotland's referendum, and its parliament, were gifted by the UK Gov, they don't have unilateral rights.

US states can't secede unilaterally either, but at least they have a right to their own leadership and militia to do something about it.