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Arkansas has Razor back. I love that unless you were told you could never guess what his mutant power is
He can pilot any vehicle automatically
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Marvel gives The UK their first superteam that isn't full of stereotypes and surface reads of the country..... Psych at least it isn't Shamrock again.
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Came in thread because this sounded like a Slay title but saw different avi. But yep, it's Slay.
it was either that or a giant anthropomorphic bottle of Irn Bru
No pete wysdom is a bummer excelsiorlef
'The Union' Introduces New Superteam to Marvel's Comic Book Universe This May
A five-part series will feature Britain's first line of superhero defense.www.hollywoodreporter.com
I hate you
I mean... is having a Welsh character called "The Choir" really not a surface read of the country?
Not sure if /s.
I'm cringing. Due to Brexit anything mildly patriotic just makes my neck instantly retract into itself, I know I need to see a doctor.
Grammatically this rubs me the wrong way--shouldn't it be "echo", as the hills are plural?
I don't know. The sentiment feels very different than 2014 broadly and seeing how Westminster has treated the Scots in the last three years, I wouldn't blame the Scots at all if they did (I say this as someone who wanted the Scots to Remain in '14)
If Brexit impacts hit as projected, I suspect they will be able to engineer an indyref2 within two years and if that happens, I'd say it becomes quite probable
Scotland is EnglandĀ“s prisoner here. All the Tories have to do is say "no" and thereĀ“s nothing Scotland can do, right? Meanwhile England will keep returning Tories to power because... blue passports.
I think the research was done at a tourist shop in each capital and the Scotland one was all Loch Ness postcards.
In theory, yes. But the next few years are going to absolutely tie the Tory party up in knots. On the Immigration plans alone they are proposing the unknown, the unconsidered and uncared for consequences will blow up in their faces.
They are going to be firefighting everything on all fronts. And people and dissent will grow, and Scotland will get invariably more pissed off to the point where it becomes a dam, where pressure builds and builds
All I can say is that sure the Tories can keep denying the Scots, but it's disingenuous of them to say it was a 'once in a lifetime' vote when the perversely ironic context of that was them in '14 equally saying 'You leave us, you leave the EU'
I suspect the dam will burst sooner than later. 2022?
Yes, totally. But never trust a Tory.
Fingers crossed for Scottish independence.
The only way indyref2 is happening is if the UK votes in a government that's more aligned to what Scotland want. It's ironic.
That's the thing about independence movements. They're about not letting the institution at the top have the final say any more. It's why it's called "independence". Otherwise the U.S and Canada would still be controlled by Britain, France etc., there'd still be colonies instead of countries in Africa.
Maybe now is a tipping point where the Scottish government stops asking permission. We can only wait and see what happens next.
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I see Paul Grist is attached as the writer, so that's promising at least.
