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Yet a few voted to leave the eu for those same nationalist reasons, not you, but there is a group o brexiteers I come across every day who voted for a hard brexit and amongst their other conversations is is how much we should cut foreign aid, and how Somalia should sort itself out. How foreigners are over here scrounging yet still managing to steal all the jobs. Every sort of phobia going gets ticked off, they could be Daily Mail headline writers.
Now lets be clear in no way am I saying its a majority or even a large number that voted leave that think like this but it does exist as I'm sure it does with Scottish nationalism. But it's not the whole story, and the only reason some of us may vote yes.
For me the deciding factor and the only reason to vote yes wouldnt be nationalist at all . i would only vote yes if staying integrated in the EU was guaranteed.
I agree but there is a reason why UKIP and its members are rightly rounded on and the same should apply to those within the SNP with the exact same wants and outlook.
As an Englishman living and working in Scotland, i see the arguments on an almost daily basis now and the fall out between people who have been friends for years yet are now divided over this issue.
Nationalism is divisive and it leads to men and women thinking and sometimes doing unspeakable things and history tells us that.