In this specific way, the UK functions as an authoritarian state. What else do you call a system where a government says: “You can vote for your party — but we’ll veto parts of its manifesto.” “You can have democracy — just not the kind that lets you leave.” #AuthoritarianUK
So what is JS going to do about it? Cum the next Scottish election we get 50%+ Indy MSPs and WM rejects a referendum JS needs to go to international law and state this jointly with other parties in manifestos.
Wait... Does this mean that the United States has always been under authoritarian rule since there was a literal war over states trying to secede from the nation?
Scotland IS a nation. It's a nation in a union, but nothing in the Act of Union eliminated the nation status of Scotland or England. It's not analogous to the ACW.
Okay, thanks for explaining that.