Let me address this properly:
When I said "We love the EU because we love the UK"
A) I was referring to the people(s)/society of the UK, NOT Westminster (screw Westminster)
B) I was saying, contrary to Brexit belief, we don't love the EU more than the people here, instead...⬆️
When I said "We love the EU because we love the UK"
A) I was referring to the people(s)/society of the UK, NOT Westminster (screw Westminster)
B) I was saying, contrary to Brexit belief, we don't love the EU more than the people here, instead...⬆️
It has been exhausting putting out fires on this one. But it's my own fault. I should have been more precise with my language. So for that I'm sorry. But I hope my meaning is clear now. Especially in the context of the point I was making.
I won't apologise however for believing that we are one society/people. Every society has different cultures. Different identities within that society. That has nothing to do with the constitutional set up. As long as the various parts remain just as interconnected.
It's for Scotland to decide the constitutional stuff (or should be). But having learned to talk, started school, watched my brother be born, and had my first 3 romantic crushes in Dundee, I can't imagine ever building walls between us societally.
