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The UK's Labour Party continues its long, slow march towards irrelevance


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Voters in an opposition stronghold turned en masse to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservatives, boosting his parliamentary majority on Friday despite a high COVID-19 death toll, last year's record economic slump and cronyism charges.

 

Meanwhile in Scotland...

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Scotland's main pro-independence party captured dozens of seats on Friday in a Scottish parliament election that could determine the future of the United Kingdom, but early results left uncertainty over whether it would win a crucial majority.

 

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1 hour ago, Commissar SFLUFAN said:
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Voters in an opposition stronghold turned en masse to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservatives, boosting his parliamentary majority on Friday despite a high COVID-19 death toll, last year's record economic slump and cronyism charges.

 

Meanwhile in Scotland...

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Scotland's main pro-independence party captured dozens of seats on Friday in a Scottish parliament election that could determine the future of the United Kingdom, but early results left uncertainty over whether it would win a crucial majority.

 

 

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Pretty much the entire argument in the remain side of the previous Scottish independent vote was that there was no guarantee that Scotland could promptly rejoin the EU as an independent country if they broke off from the UK, so why risk it when staying in the UK meant staying in the EU. So literally what the fuck do they have to lose after Brexit?

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Just now, Jason said:

Pretty much the entire argument in the remain side of the previous Scottish independent vote was that there was no guarantee that Scotland could promptly rejoin the EU as an independent country if they broke off from the UK, so why risk it when staying in the UK meant staying in the EU. So literally what the fuck do they have to lose after Brexit?

 

Also, the whole argument about England not wanting Scotland to leave is very reminiscent of GOP states railing against the federal government coming in to tell them what to do. But also stomping down on any city in their state trying to run their local government in a way that they don't like.

 

They have decided the EXACT size of their government that is acceptable. Any smaller and it is chaos, any bigger and it is tyranny!!!

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