Scottish Independence

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yerm

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That's something that wouldn't actually happen in America. Someone would get shot over something like that. At the very least some bikes/giant televisions would be stolen from koreans. We are oddly humorless about some things.
Pretty sure if someone tried to secede and they played nonstop gettysburg or whatever... we'd never know. Netflix and dvr.
 

Agraza

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So is the UK ever going to change its flag to not include the Saint Andrew or Patrick crosses? What if some region like Edinburgh largely votes NO? Will the UK keep them like Northern Ireland?
 

Chris

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So is the UK ever going to change its flag to not include the Saint Andrew or Patrick crosses? What if some region like Edinburgh largely votes NO? Will the UK keep them like Northern Ireland?
We kind of still have the "Kingdom of Ireland" with the northern bit.

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Scottish Independence - YouTube
go to 10:40 (or watch the whole thing really because it's good)
Er that guy is a bit shit. I've seen a few like that linked here, didn't make it in the UK so went to another country to use being foriegn as a personality booster.
 

Quineloe

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We kind of still have the "Kingdom of Ireland" with the northern bit.


Er that guy is a bit shit. I've seen a few like that linked here, didn't make it in the UK so went to another country to use being foriegn as a personality booster.
Given the people that made it in the UK, your argument is invalid.
 

Chanur

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We kind of still have the "Kingdom of Ireland" with the northern bit.


Er that guy is a bit shit. I've seen a few like that linked here, didn't make it in the UK so went to another country to use being foriegn as a personality booster.
No wonder Scotland wants to leave you.
 

Chris

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My assumption is that if you have any talent at all, you'll inevitably be a hit in the place you were born first before moving on if you desire more fame/money. There is a top tier of British Comedians/Actors who did this (and they often come back and do things in both places). If you are only a hit after moving on, it's because you fell just short of entertaining people and being foreign is now pushing you over the line. That guy isn't impressive to me at all (he isn't Scottish by the way Chanur if that is what you meant).

Given the people that made it in the UK, your argument is invalid.
Er, we have the best comedy in the world. A fucking German can't really have an opinion on this, sorry.
 

Soygen

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My assumption is that if you have any talent at all, you'll inevitably be a hit in the place you were born first before moving on if you desire more fame/money. There is a top tier of British Comedians/Actors who did this (and they often come back and do things in both places). If you are only a hit after moving on, it's because you fell just short of entertaining people and being foreign is now pushing you over the line. That guy isn't impressive to me at all (he isn't Scottish by the way Chanur if that is what you meant).
This is making a whole lot of assumptions about a whole lot of people.

So is Scotland free yet? When will those results be in?
 

Loser Araysar

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Oh so its OK when Scotland gets to vote on independence but not when Crimea does?
 

Soygen

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Well, to be fair, everyone loves Sean Connery. Nobody likes anyone from Crimea.
 

Chris

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Oh so its OK when Scotland gets to vote on independence but not when Crimea does?
So a few decades of campaigning by a political party which got eventually got elected in the relevant territory, then a referendum agreed by both sides with a few years of campaigning, followed by the final round of campaigning and vote. All peaceful.

vs

An army rolls into the territory with their regiment badges torn off, takes everything over ejecting the government with threats of violence, then holds a vote a week later while still occupying the place.

Not quite the same thing? Confirmed troll.
 

Loser Araysar

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Pretty much the definition of splicing hairs.

Is it a Scottish Army and Scottish Police Department supervising those elections?

As one great document once stated:

"When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation."