Danh ngôn của Roger Scruton
The Scottish desire for independence is, to some extent, a fabrication. They want to identify themselves as Scots but still to be part of a, to enjoy the subsidy they get from being part of the kingdom.
The Scottish desire for independence is, to some extent, a fabrication. They want to identify themselves as Scots but still to be part of a, to enjoy the subsidy they get from being part of the kingdom.
Ở một mức độ nào đó, mong muốn độc lập của người Scotland chỉ là bịa đặt. Họ muốn tự nhận mình là người Scotland nhưng vẫn là một phần của vương quốc, để được hưởng trợ cấp mà họ nhận được khi trở thành một phần của vương quốc.
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