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Scotland's government began moves Friday to hold a new referendum on independence from the U.K. after the "Brexit" vote, saying it faced being taken out of the European Union against its will.

First Minister and Scottish National Party (SNP) leader Nicola Sturgeon said officials would plan for a "highly likely" vote on separation from the rest of the U.K. 

Scots voted by 62 percent to 38 percent to remain in the EU, according to Friday's results, in contrast to the overall U.K.-wide result of 52 percent to 48 percent in favor of quitting the bloc.

"We've got a united country in Scotland which wants to be part of Europe, and in the manifesto it said if Scotland was dragged out of Europe against the will of the Scottish people, then the Scottish Parliament should have the right to hold another independence referendum," said Sturgeon's predecessor, Alex Salmond.

Read more: http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/brexit-referendum/scotland-could-seek-independence-again-after-u-k-brexit-vote-n598166

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As much as I want them to remain, I don't blame them. If it is what the people of Scotland want then they should have it. 

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My friend goes to school in Ireland and she says lots of her classmates are dropping out bc they'll have to pay international tuition now and it's too expensive 

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3 minutes ago, neptugne said:

My friend goes to school in Ireland and she says lots of her classmates are dropping out bc they'll have to pay international tuition now and it's too expensive 

Dropping out of where? The UK remains in the EU for at least two more academic years, so EU rates (3K in NI, 9K in England and Wales and free in Scotland) will still apply for at least that period. 

Anyway, it's not like Ireland doesn't have unis :air: 

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2 minutes ago, hmm said:

Dropping out of where? The UK remains in the EU for at least two more academic years, so EU rates (3K in NI, 9K in England and Wales and free in Scotland) will still apply for at least that period. 

Anyway, it's not like Ireland doesn't have unis :air: 

You want her number? You can ask her 

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4 minutes ago, neptugne said:

You want her number? You can ask her 

Her claims are completely hyperbole, if even true in the slightest :smh: Why would someone leave secondary education post-16 because of potential increased fees in the UK, when fees in Ireland remain the same and are in general, far lower than most British unis.

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Good. I hope Scotland leaves, I hope Northern Ireland leaves, and I hope England falls flat on its fvcking face. We deserve to be a tiny little country without any friends, we are an absolute fvcking disgrace.

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This is amazing. What was once the most powerful empire in the world is falling apart right before our eyes :diane:

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18 minutes ago, hmm said:

Her claims are completely hyperbole, if even true in the slightest  Why would someone leave secondary education post-16 because of potential increased fees in the UK, when fees in Ireland remain the same and are in general, far lower than most British unis.

It's not about potential fees in the UK because they're going to school in Ireland, as I said. The British students are the ones dropping out.

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Bjork better re-release this song in Europe to cash in on this mess

 

 

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