Stamping feet and saying Scotland is in the UK and that's it is not going to settle the question of independence for Scotland. Yes, the UK is leaving the EU and that includes Scotland but that seems to be swinging support for independence well past 50%. How is it democratic to say that more than 50% of an area that is already "constitutionally" defined as different and semi-separate already has to accept something it does not want ? Is that perhaps closer to arrogant bullying ? This issue has to be addressed in some way other than by issuing one-sided dictates - pretending it has then gone away is delusion, it will not go away until it is solved to the satisfaction of those who feel they are being ignored. Brexit satisfies 52%, the other 48% (assuming unchanged proportions) are going to remain dissatisfied - democracy through the ballot box very rarely settles/solves things permanently. That is why, by law, elections are held at regular intervals.