r/PoursTea • u/Timbucktwo1230 🫖 Mod ☕️ • Sep 14 '26

European Renaissance 🍾 🧀 🍻 🇬🇧The Future?

Post image
108 Upvotes

66% Upvoted

1.1k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

2

u/dc_1984 Sep 15 '26

Not a majority but 20% of Scots did

1

u/Shake_Speare_ Sep 15 '26

Meaningless.

2

u/dc_1984 Sep 15 '26

That's a million people

1

u/Shake_Speare_ Sep 16 '26

It's meaningless if they hold an independence referendum and less Scots vote remain. 20% is a trifling amount of opposition in any vote.

2

u/Frosty_Shame8876 Sep 16 '26

The fact you think only people who voted to leave the EU are also the only people who would vote remain now is funny as fuck.

1

u/Shake_Speare_ Sep 16 '26

You're a bit soft in the head but that's ok.

2

u/Frosty_Shame8876 Sep 16 '26

I know you went through a traumatic childhood it's ok! But that doesn't mean you should take that out on Reddit!

0

u/Shake_Speare_ Sep 16 '26

A classic case of projection, I'm sorry I goaded you now. You misunderstood the comment you replied to and as such, you were laughing at something I didn't say. It's ok, we all make mistakes.

2

u/Frosty_Shame8876 Sep 16 '26

No I was laughing at you for being a bit thick. It's ok people who go through trauma usually like to manipulate and deflect away from the situation exactly like you're doing especially trying to claim I'm projecting like a typical chronically online Redditor.

0

u/Shake_Speare_ Sep 16 '26

Man, I'd hate to live in your head, what a cheery place it isn't. I hope you feel better someday.

1

u/Adr_LDN Sep 15 '26

It isn’t ‘meaningless’ when people are making claims of “Scotland/Wales/England voted X”.

None of the nations were uniform, and pluralities won out. Thats why the damn thing was as close as it was.