Should Scotland be an independent country?

Huh? Is there something I'm missing here? Why should a population made up of three different nationalities have any right to dictate how a different population and another distinct nationality engages in their own nation-building exercise?

Even if we ignore the issue of nationality (which is fine by me. Stupid nationalities), there is surely still a larger right to self-determination awarded to the people who live somewhere rather than those who don't? Should the home counties have some say in the workings of London because they have a historic economic and political relationship?

I quote " I am a citizen of the United Kingdom, and I have no vote in this referendum. Is my citizenship to be revoked on the say-so of the Scots? Is the country in which I was born and to which I have given my allegiance to be broken up without my agreement? The claim by some that Scottish independence would mean the end of the UK cannot be allowed to stand"

http://coppolacomment.blogspot.co.uk/2014/02/self-determination.html