thats being too pedantic as anyone who doesn't vote doesn't really deserve for their opinion to be recognised either way

If you want to continue to argue then it's wiser to stick to logical arguments. Politicians are generally awful at arguing. I'm just asking you politely to stick to the facts, that's all.

Nobody has called for a vote on anything. Did you actually read my post?

I'm talking about out of the total votes cast across the UK, the majority of the ones cast in Scotland were for the UK to remain in the EU.

It doesn't really tell you anything about the opinion of Scotland being independent and joining the EU, or Scotland being in the EU if the UK leaves, or even of Scottish people in general because many of the votes cast in other parts of the UK would have been by Scottish people living there.

They didn't though.

A majority of those who voted in Scotland, voted for the UK to remain in the EU.

To try and extrapolate that so as to speak for the whole of Scotland or at least the whole Scottish electorate that was eligible to vote in the EU referendum is akin to the recent antics of Lilly Allen.

Neither you, nor anybody else has the right to try and claim they represent a whole country of people.

You'll find that actually an "overwhelming" majority of the Scottish electorate eligible to vote did not vote "remain".

And I am ignoring what you say, especially if you insist on falsely referring to regions. We have four specific countries under a sovereign state.

So even though you know it's wrong, you'll keep on saying it anyway cause it suits your argument... makes sense.

If you're happy for me to continue to rip your arguments apart, then go right ahead. I won't hold back.

Question, since when has Nicola Sturgeon claimed she is speaking for all of Scotland? Can you explain your wish for democracy and an election system which provides for the utopia you speak of? I mean, going by your logic (cough), hardly any elections at all would be valid. Are you asking for anarachy? Are you an anarchist?

Well, no, its not wrong. The same points are used everywhere, in the media, politics, journalists, commentators etc. Now, I'm not going to change that just because of the pedantic few on Digital Spy who, in reality, don't matter in the slightest as regards this debate. We're really not that important. I know some people like to thing they are, but they're not.

I wonder what the turnout in Scotland, amounted to?

But I think it is more a case that Sturgeon, likes the sound of her own voice & has convinced herself, that she is right.....

Scotland's population, is?

Edit: Actually, the whole of Scotland's electorate, is less than that of Just London.....
They are just spread out, over a much larger area.....

BIB... I'm sure that was just shorthand.

If the total summation of your arguments is the semantics of the wording of one small phrase, then feel free to go ahead.

That's not an argument. You have not stated any premises, or reached any conclusions.

I'm happy for you to do whatever you like, you're just words on a computer screen after all.

That's a logical fallacy. It's called appeal to authority, or appeal to the majority, i.e. certain people say it, therefore it must be true.

So why are you even posting?

Correcting a factual error is a perfectly valid form of argument.

It's not about being pedantic, the two statements give completely different impressions.

Its not an argument, its a question. Impinger keeps stating that Sturgeon claims to speak for the whole of Scotland, I'm asking where she's said that.

And I'm sticking with the one which is in most common usage, not the DS one.

Because I want to? Simple really,

So you'll chose the factually incorrect one, because it suits...

That doesn't make it correct, because it wasn't the question on the ballot paper.

No, the one which most reasonable people see is what actually matters because, say it as many times as you want, the fact Scotland and Northern Ireland voted against matters. The Prime Minister knows it matters, the people who matter know it matters. DS, doesn't matter. You don't matter. I don't matter. The ones who will make the decisions, and discuss as regards this, know it matters.