Scotland was a poor backwater before she joined the Union and became an industrialised trading powerhouse. As for the Jacobite rebellion, it was a British civil war, not Scotland VS England
The Stuart’s were very much a unionist dynasty, and Scots and English fought on both sides. The Manchester Regiment of English Jacobite manned the Jacobite artillery at Culloden, and many Scottish lowlanders served in Hanoverian regiments at Culloden.
You make my point.
To whom would the North Sea oil belong if Scotland was not subservient to England?
Scots have always died for English interests.
At least the Irish stood and fought.
By the way whose secret service colluded with the deep state to put down our President?