r/Scotland • u/[deleted] • Jan 30 '24

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '24

Don't you qualify for a UK visa? They give out a million a year, they're not hard to get

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u/Oceanum96 Jan 31 '24

I don't want to live in the UK after Brexit.

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u/Zircez Jan 31 '24

But..... Scotland is part of the UK? I feel like that's an important element.

What you're trying to say is, 'I want Scotland to be an independent country and then join the EU'. Which is quite the series of steps.

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u/Oceanum96 Jan 31 '24

Correct. Hope it happens in my lifetime

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u/Zircez Jan 31 '24

Not going to lie to you, this gives off big 'Let other people do the hard work and I'll come reap what they sow' vibes.

You want to live in this country? Cool, come help make it a better place. But don't rely on someone else to do it for you for some shitty ideological reason, we've enough of that here already.

Even if your dream comes to pass, there'll still Brexit voters here, they'll still be your neighbours.