She has a point though, she was elected on a pledge to bring about another referendum if the circumstances of membership of the UK changed. Millions voted for UKIP demanding a referendum, are we seriously going to accept that all those people who voted leave including Farage wouldn't be demanding a second referendum if it had gone the other way?
Leaving the EU is a huge change and I think there is no reason to deny them anything. What is there to fear because if they voted to leave then who is to deny them that, if they vote to stay then Sturgeon and the purpose of the SNP for that matter will be totally destroyed.
Personally I think the sentiment would decide such a vote, does Scotland really care enough about the EU to leave the UK, I'm not so sure but it was very close the last time they were asked..
It's ironic on here that many in the wake of the EU referendum voted for democracy and sovereignty but are prepared to stand in the way of that when it comes to national matters. Personally I don't see the problem, if they want to leave then that is their choice isn't it, again it's ironic after the last year but isn't choice what we ourselves voted for..?