Jim, Ireland was not, and Scotland is not an occupied country. Both were integral parts of one united country for centuries, much longer than the Southern States had been in the Union.
We continued to oppose "self determination" right up to World War one;
No. We agreed to Irish home rule before WW1.
To suggest otherwise is to accept that the Southern counties of England should be allowed to secede from Britan
I do suggest that they should be allowed, if a majority want it.
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