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Not everyone welcomed Trump’s visit with open arms. Demonstrators gathered across Scotland, notably in Edinburgh and Aberdeen, voicing their opposition through chants, signs, and cultural symbols. One protester expressed her disapproval passionately, saying, "He’s not welcome here. We should not be opening Scotland or the UK to somebody with his background. He's an abhorrent human being with absolutely no saving graces."
Some protesters carried traditional Scottish symbols, such as pipes and bagpipes, emphasizing cultural pride and rejecting the presence of a leader they see as problematic. Their demonstrations turned into a vibrant counterpoint to the president’s leisure activities, underscoring the deep political and social divisions his visit has rekindled.