>briton leaves the eu.
>scotland holds a referendum
>scotland leaves the UK
>scotland has no national currency
>scotland adopts the euro
>nothern ireland same
>soon a castrated uk(or what is left of it) will fall into recession
>it will hold a referendum to join the eu
> eu tells briton it will need to adopt the euro
>briton will have no choice but to comply
hehehehehe, you britfags are playing to the EU fiddle this whole time.
>>78568615
The EU is kill
Scottfags aren't going anywhere. If they do leave and the EU collapses, there isn't enough scrap copper in Scotland to keep their economy afloat.
>>78568615
>briton will have no choice but to comply
>scotland leaves the UK
>northern ireland does the same
That's like losing a flyover state that isn't in the bread basket and Rhode Island. Who gives a shit?
>>78568938 Fuck off you twat cunt flap
>>78568938
>eu collapses
countries on the continent will be a lot less inclined to leave the eu than the uk this is a fact. even the right wing on the continent is proposing to leave.
>>78568938
As long as Germany is in there, the EU will never be kill
>>78569564
*not even the right wing.
>>78569564
You sure about that, upside down spongebob
http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/682403/EU-Referendum-Europe-Brexit-euroscepticism
>>78568938
They can sell all nukes they have on their territory for more than few coppers murifag..
#SCOTEXIT
>>78568615
>scotland adopts the euro
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
SCOTLAND CANNOT ADOPT THE EURO. TO ADOPT THE EURO YOU NEED TO HAVE BEEN A MEMBER OF ERM2 AND THE UK IS NOT CURRENTLY A MEMBER OF ERM2, SO SCOTLAND WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN IN ERM2 LONG ENOUGH ON INDEPENDENCE DAY.
AS WELL AS THIS, STIRLING CURRENTLY DOESN'T MEET THE EURO CONVERGENCE CRITERIA ANYWAY.
Scotland couldn't join the Euro in the short-mid term even if it was fucking desperate.
>>78568615
The OP is a filthy ukrainian
>>78568615
>Britain with Euro
God, if we could make them drive on the right side of the road as well, they'd just might turn into a pleasant bunch one day.
>>78571471
mmm good point, but either way the scots are getting ready to hold a second referendum on independence
>>78571471
also scotland is overwhelmingly pro eu. I reckon the reason the first referendum did not go through was because they feared leaving the EU.
