Thanks! Although the chance of us getting a referendum is about the same of you guys going to Westminster.
It's amazing though, both the SNP and the SF would "prefer" the deal to go through, as it increases the chance of fulfiilling your long term goals, but neither of you can vote for it.
I think this summarizes perfectly what a conundrum Brexit is, specially for us uninitiated. For the inititated I guesd the most fitting word would be "shitshow" :P
Yeah, I feel ya. If Spain's afraid of a referendum however, then that means they're afraid of the Catalan people. Remember that and take pride in it~
Sinn Féin is starting to shift the situation towards being in the EU... In a United Ireland. ;p Y'see, we want independence, but obviously we don't want the economic calamity of Brexit causing harm to our citizens either of course. We tried, but the Tories kept on doubling down and here we are. Now, while we'd prefer to stop Brexit, realistically, the best option at this stage to us is to try focusing on a United Ireland even moreso than beforehand.
It's a tremendously awkward and difficult situation, but I think the track record of the party is as sound as can be given the circumstances where we have to toe a fine line between avoiding economic calamity and escaping the entity that imposed it upon us in the first place.
