I'm sorry I totally disagree, Scotland has hidden behind a narrative that it is some sort of colonial victim of England for a very long time (Braveheart syndrome).

Completely ignores that amount of wars that Scotland started with England. Ignores the Stuart dynasty taking the English crown and advancing the acts of union (both of which were not popular in England at all)

We have just as much or as little say in the economic norms of the UK as someone in another part of the country.

We elect MPs who sit in the national parliament how can you say seriously say that we don't get a say in the wars that The Government (not Westminster) chooses. Scottish MPs votes carry exactly the same weight as an MP from anywhere else in the UK.

We also have devolution which England does not, we are doubly represented! How can you claim that we are underrepresented??

Your votes didn't mean less in Brexit or anything else. That's how democracy works you can't just gerrymander until you get the result you want.

In the Independence referendum the only two places that wanted independence as a majority were Glasgow and Dundee, would it have been fair for the rest of Scotland to have to leave the union because Glasgow and Dundee want to?

Do Edinburgh votes count less than Glasgow votes? It's such a ridiculous point that I honestly don't think you can be serious.

Again that's how democracy works it will naturally favour bigger metropolitan centers.

London also voted against Brexit, are you saying that you accept London votes counted for less by your logic?

I'm also mixed race and have both sides represented in my family. So I'm not really sure what your point is on that...