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a nation is a people though :thumbsup: yes, i know it is applicable, depends what defintion you want to use. https://www.etymonline.com/search?q=nation

complete this sentance: "Scotland is a ________ in the north of Great Britan". there are multiple answers but we all know what most would say. in English words can have different meanings, allowing the same word to be used in different contexts. or different words for the same thing, for...

it is the policy of SNP, despite never managing a majority in Scotland, they insist on another referendum.

would be a great irony if Scotland went down the low tax route to growth.

the main argument was how they'd structure their economy, where they receive considerably more funding than they raise in revenue. at the time they expected to rely on north sea oil, which they consider theirs. with the carbon free future, they've shot that fox. they also proposed keeping the...

may be for the best, as i gather on most domestic, devolved issues they are not doing so well. so dont draw attention to any of them, blame everything on Westminster and vote to leave to solve everything.

yes, does seem like a contrived arguement. the Act of Union 1707 doesnt have an exit, end of union clause.