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You made a fair point and then go and ruin the integrity of it by bringing in a dig about Tories. If you could just stop defending the SNP you might be able to help them to be a better go government for all Scots. Their obsession with independece isharming us all. I think politics is broken in Scotland. We don't need to make a decision about independence just now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taintedice
Totally agree BCram. However with regard to your last statement 'We don't need to make a decision about independence just now' you're absolutely right we don't need to. However it also has to be asked why the Wasteminster government fears allowing such a decision being made right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by BCram
I think now would be a great time to have Indy Ref II. Both sides are absolutely adamant it would fall their way but unionists fear what the outcome would be more than separatists. You have to ask why.
I'd say because those that want to remain British know that if we lost we couldn't just have another vote in 4 years or a generations time😁......SNP freaks would start campaigning for a third referendum in weeks if they lost.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deeranged
Anyone who wants to give Herr Sturgeon more power to interfere with our lives is cuckoo.
I know you don't want the female supremacist in charge but she will be.
I note western isles have rejected the SNPs *** education policy....let's hope they start to reject the SNP as well.
I wasn't defending the SNP, I was making the case that you either support government intervention in failing businesses or you allow the business to fail. Prestwick, for example, what a disaster that would have been if it had closed down for the sake of what isn't really a great deal of money. As for the SNP obsession with independence, that's all in your head, it's actually the 'Scottish' tories who are utterly consumed by it to the point of ignoring what's coming on Jan 1.Quote:
Originally Posted by BCram
But we'll always be British, Scotland is part of the British Isles isn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Returnofrros
It is now but the name wud be changed....plenty of examples worldwide.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deeranged
Even world famous institutions like dundee/harp/hibs/Utd.....change their name.
As long as an independent Scotland doesn't change its flag colour to a dayglo pink / tangy hybrid hue - oh wait, if Sturgeon's in charge maybe she'd think that would look just dandy as part of a rainbow based national flag?Quote:
Originally Posted by Returnofrros
I'd like to laugh at the thought of that flag being a national flag but it's a possibility under the SNP. Ken like the Aussie one with the Jack in the corner maybe a st Andrew (or st Andrea under snp) cross with a rainbow in the corner.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deeranged
Some of the group's they have links to and support is astonishing.
Reminds me of the jakie who was telling Rees-Mogg on the high st that he wanted to keep watching Match of the Day so didn't want independence XDQuote:
Originally Posted by Returnofrros
You made the case, which was the point I agreed with. You then made your comments about Tories which seemed to me to be made in defence of the SNP. My apologies, I did not think that you had agreed with me that the SNP had failed Bifab.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taintedice
I am not obsessed by the possibility of an independence referendum however I do not see any real progress from the 2014 discussions apart from the removal of the Scottish banks no longer posing a difficulty because they are now English headquartered and will be regulated by Westminster.
As I have said before I feel that ordinary working people have been let down by all politicians and those who are employed in the civil service. I am sure they think they are working hard and trying to do their best, I think they need to review what has happened to our economy and change their approach dramatically. Independence is not the answer IMO but I might be persuaded if there was an economic plan that I could believe.