Wouldn't it be great to have 3 more referendums for Wales, Scotland, Ireland to let them vote once more time? And then have them join the EU separately?

You mean "Northern Ireland".

yes though I also realise Wales actually voted out so it would just be N.I. and Scotland

40% of Scots voted to leave. I wouldn't talk about it like it's a single hive mind if I were you.

Which means greater majority of Scots wanted to remain compared to a much smaller majority of the whole UK that wanted to leave. If a 51% vote to leave is relevant enough to warrant the UK leaving the EU then a 60% vote to remain is relevant.

It's absolutely relevant, but it also means talking about the Scottish as if there are no eurosceptics there isn't reasonable.

Ah, so it's hitting you personally. Well as an American, I can relate. We don't always get the government we want.

You get to change government every 4 years. Scots are screwed for life against their will. Hardly the same.

Sometimes we don't get the government we want, but sometimes we get the government we explicitly rejected.

That's quite a stupid reason to be angry. I would hope that people living in UK would understand the meaning of democracy.

At a guess, they do. And democracy with 'simple majority required for huge changes' may not be the best recipe to get buy-in from those that are dragged along.

So I fully understand the anger, if it weren't for the recent Scottish referendum that would be a different situation, but that did happen and for the Scots this must be extremely bitter right now.

"majority rules" is often conflated with democracy.