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**Kiwi Peewee** · #12 12-13-2019, 08:15 AM

@EtH That's my thoughts. The Tories' new voterbase is working-class Northern England whose political agenda seems to be the opposite of Scotland's, so it seems that it's not just possible but actually favourable for BJ and the SNP to be foes. However, given that there's a reasonably high chance the UK economy will be in turmoil for the next general election and that the SNP will be required to form any government, I can see Scotland getting a referendum (and it being decisively pro-independence) within a decade.

I think I might be allowed to vote in the next UK election, and in any potential future Scottish referendum, but I'm not sure, which seems crazy since I've never lived in the UK.

**Kiwi Peewee** · 12-13-2019, 08:15 AM

@EtH That's my thoughts. The Tories' new voterbase is working-class Northern England whose political agenda seems to be the opposite of Scotland's, so it seems that it's not just possible but actually favourable for BJ and the SNP to be foes. However, given that there's a reasonably high chance the UK economy will be in turmoil for the next general election and that the SNP will be required to form any government, I can see Scotland getting a referendum (and it being decisively pro-independence) within a decade.

I think I might be allowed to vote in the next UK election, and in any potential future Scottish referendum, but I'm not sure, which seems crazy since I've never lived in the UK.

12-13-2019, 08:15 AM	#12
Kiwi Peewee Autumn Champion Rookie Champion Ranked Text Record 57 Won / 17 Lost Join Date: Feb 2019 Voted: 49 audio / 843 text Posts: 1,225 Mentioned: 392 Post(s) Tagged: 23 Thread(s)	@EtH That's my thoughts. The Tories' new voterbase is working-class Northern England whose political agenda seems to be the opposite of Scotland's, so it seems that it's not just possible but actually favourable for BJ and the SNP to be foes. However, given that there's a reasonably high chance the UK economy will be in turmoil for the next general election and that the SNP will be required to form any government, I can see Scotland getting a referendum (and it being decisively pro-independence) within a decade. I think I might be allowed to vote in the next UK election, and in any potential future Scottish referendum, but I'm not sure, which seems crazy since I've never lived in the UK.
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