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Quote: Originally Posted by Red Zone That may well be right but I suspect the fact she is a fully qualified Chartered Accountant So was Liz Truss. Just saying.
Quote: Originally Posted by Shetland Don Great debater, clearly. Answer his many, some would say valid, points with remarks more erudite than “shiny ****” and “melt”, whatever these mean. There’s also a potentially valid argument to say that Scotland takes a lot more out that it puts in. Plenty stats showing Scotland is a net contributor to tge UK. Like most stats they can be tweaked to suit agendas.
Quote: Originally Posted by Shetland Don She speaks quite well but I’m not sure if her history degree qualifies her on fiscal matters, to be frank. There’s lots of financial experts. All you need from a politician is that they ask the question.
Quote: Originally Posted by InversneckieDob Plenty stats showing Scotland is a net contributor to tge UK. Like most stats they can be tweaked to suit agendas. Of course, but they can be manipulated in either direction, and generally are as we all know.
Quote: Originally Posted by Shetland Don Of course, but they can be manipulated in either direction, and generally are as we all know. So what leads you to opine Scotland isn't a net contributor?
Quote: Originally Posted by donsdaft There’s lots of financial experts. All you need from a politician is that they ask the question. Depends of who that politician is asking the question on behalf of. Too many vested interests and not enough on behalf on their constituents.
The question being " how do we pay for it?" Sturgeon could have done with asking that question a fair few times.
Quote: Originally Posted by donsdaft The question being " how do we pay for it?" Sturgeon could have done with asking that question a fair few times. They only answer it with a lie. The biggest issue in politics is that people don't want to hear the truth.
There's only one way of paying, that's taxation. Let the politics begin.
Quote: Originally Posted by TheDeeDon They only answer it with a lie. The biggest issue in politics is that people don't want to hear the truth. Actually, people want to be lied to, the bigger the lie the better. Why else would Boris have been popular?