The younger voters will become the older voters.
It's the way of things.
Anyway, are these "younger voters" SNP members?
If so, it looks pretty ominous.
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The younger voters will become the older voters.
It's the way of things.
Anyway, are these "younger voters" SNP members?
If so, it looks pretty ominous.
The young voters Mason and myself talk about have been brought up with a Scottish parliament.Quote:
Originally Posted by donsdaft
They know or care little about Westminster.
They won't be scared to go it alone as they know London rips the pi ss out of us for daring to even contemplate separation.
Devolution was always going to lead to separation and was always a matter of when not if.
To be fair I always thought the 2014 referendum was a little early for Scotland.
Imagine if it had happened after the EU vote, it would have been a certainty at that point.
I still reckon separation will happen by 2050.
Be too late for a lot of us to see, but in the grand scheme of things, not that far away.
On the other hand they might turn out to be rampant royalists.
I hope you’re right, I have my doubts.
That's got to be one of your very best ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by donsdaft
Even 'royals' don't like 'royals'.
Most people don't mind paying for them though.
My main point is I was a younger voter once, surrounded by younger voters, all either communists or Scot Nats.
Most often both.
I've spent all of my adult life under either Tories or wishy washy Labour ärseholes like Blair.
We were a generation prepared to work and fight for our cause, not just press a " like" button.
So my hope for Scotland's future isn't bright.
There’s a huge difference between a large demographic of the population & the peoples front of Aberdeen. This group are bulletproof from Tory spin, disinformation, deceit & bullsh1t. You might lose a few on account none of them have really experienced the clown car of Scottish Labour but they’ll never vote Tory. Thats why Tories are targeting the young people across the uk with voter suppression.
If Scottish independence is something that floats your boat, the only way is through the SNP & Greens. I accept that’s not very palatable to the older generation but you’re going to have to suck that up.
Which was my last vote.
I'll never vote Green again and the SNP are going to have to change mightily.
There's no hope of that happening except through total disintegration.
Total disintegration I reckon is the best way forward.
Do you think not voting SNP increases or decreases the chance of independence?
Obviously makes no difference at all.
Christ min
A third of their own members couldn’t be bothered to vote for a leader.