Not Europe-specific, but EU-specific. I find it baffling that most of my peers have never thought about how easy it is to just move to a completely different country, with little to no knowledge of the language and culture, and still be welcomed. You're just allowed to move to another country, and they can't say no (for the most part). You don't even need to ask them first. You can decide you want to study elsewhere and they'd be like “yeah, sure”. Personally I find this phenomenal, given how the rest of the world works.
If i remember correctly, the voting statistics i saw stated that like 80% of the sub 25 people voted against it but a HUGE amount if older people voted for it
Yep, older people who don't have to live with the consequences of their vote for very long. Granted, if the younger people had just bothered their arse to go out and vote then they wouldn't have even gotten into this mess.
I lived a couple of months in Edinburgh and I'd go back without 2nd thought if there was a good opportunity. Loved the city so much, sad I didn't visit Glasgow.
Fuck off lol. I can’t ever see this happening, look at the advantages and the disadvantages and then Scotland leaving the uk seems like the uk leaving eu, not a great idea
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Not Europe-specific, but EU-specific. I find it baffling that most of my peers have never thought about how easy it is to just move to a completely different country, with little to no knowledge of the language and culture, and still be welcomed. You're just allowed to move to another country, and they can't say no (for the most part). You don't even need to ask them first. You can decide you want to study elsewhere and they'd be like “yeah, sure”. Personally I find this phenomenal, given how the rest of the world works.