Comments by "" (@HShango) on "Nicola Sturgeon on a second referendum for Brexit and Scottish independence" video.

a lot of the issues we're having is because of our government actually, we could've capped immigration in 2004 if we wanted too, but Blair/brown and Cameron/theresa may choose not to, they allowed this to occur, so do not blame our British issues on Brussels.
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James whiteley, yes us (londoners) did vote to remain, but we're still struggling to understand why the rest of england voted for brexit when the change you are all looking for will not bear a single fruit after we leave, london of course will adapt to this change because it can, but the towns/villages and smaller cities outside london will struggle the most.
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@Tommy O'Callaghan he hasn't got a clue lol, he just spouting rhetoric like you said
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Every time i see and hear a brexiteer blame brussels for the nonsense thats going on in our british poltics, we never think to blame our government, they're the biggest reason brexit happened, they're the reason we go into illegal wars, they're the biggest single reason why populism has risen, also they're the main cause behind why extremisim in the uk has gone through the roof, plus they're the reason our youths are looking towards crime. There's a list of things this government and previous modern day british govs have done and made some serious mistakes here, not a single one of them has been accounted for it, each month and year goes by and we still fall for the same pathetic propagenda, scapegoating other human beings who have nothing to do with nonsense here in the uk, look at Theresa May she's the one that caused the massive on going immgration, she was home sec, she had powers to cap immigration, yet chose not too!!! @James Whiteley
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@James Whiteley, based on history, London has always been foreign in England, no matter how you describe it or think of it, London was built and invented by the Italian Romans ( foreign people), so again don't come to me about the so-called real Londoners, there's no such thing, every single person in the UK has an immigrant ancestor/family somewhere, so stop being an asshole.
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They had their chance (that's the issue) and chose not too leave us (the UK), so by them voting to leave the union, it could go to the supreme court because we would have a constitution crisis in britain, samething that is slowly going on in northern ireland, there's a lot of things at stake here and that is why TM needs to thread carefully up until 2022 (next General Election) because things need to be smoothed out asap or we could have no uk by early 2020s
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