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> EDINBURGH: Scotland's parliament on Tuesday confirmed Humza Yousaf will replace Nicola Sturgeon as first minister, the devolved nation's youngest and the first Muslim leader of a government in western Europe.

> Yousaf had promised on Monday to be "The generation that delivers independence for Scotland", and said he would promptly ask London again to allow another vote.

> SNP leaders took pride in Scotland becoming the first democracy in western Europe to appoint a Muslim as the leader.

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Great so now a Pakistani origin first minister and an Indian origin PM would discuss the partition of the UK

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Both are British-born.

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This is the consequence of American “I’m Irish because my great great grandfather was” attitude seen in motion. Both are clearly British.

The irony of UK being the most heavy handed with illegal immigration right now and at the same time having an Indian descent PM, an Indian/African descent Home Office head and now a Pakistani descent first minister in Scotland.

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I'm pretty sure they're comparing it to the partition

Don't forget Ireland. They're in on it as well lol

As well as Portugal.

And Canada.

Also, the mayor of the country’s largest city is also from Pakistani descent.

It's always about the wallet

Payback for the raj?

How is that ironic? Uncontrolled immigration is also bad for immigrants. Immigrants are not some entirely separate entity within a country, what affects citizens generally affects immigrants too.

And all show that, no matter your origin, you can all be a horrible, corrupt, mega rich dipshits. Truly a unifying time

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>The irony of UK being the most heavy handed with illegal immigration right

You really should look at what Frontex gets up too. UK just gets reported more especially on Reddit.

UK government is kind of the template for the ethnic version of "Fuck you, I got mine".

The Partition of India (resulting in a million deaths) was demanded by Jinna, on the Muslim side.

A funny analogy if you can overlook the tragedy.

Is irony the right word here? Seems to me if I were a White Chrisrian who felt that my country was losing it's identity as a White Christian nation, this would confirm my feeling no?

The sooner people realize that they have more in common with a random citizen from a country they've never visited than they do with rich people who's skin color is the same as theirs, the better.