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I disagree lad…we can look after our own country whilst welcoming in people from outside Scotland. We don’t need to contribute our tax money to help fund other nations…they can do that themselves. Surely you don’t think Scotland can’t look after its own affairs? Sturgeon is going to cost Scotland independence because it is all about her…she isn’t well liked now. We need someone far more interesting to lead the push.
Last edited by RED_JOHN; 28-03-2022 at 08:02 PM.
The question, was it not, was what is a "proper" nationalist. I have little doubt that she would ideally want independence, I have many significant doubts that she is doing all she humanly can to accelerate the process and is more than happy to pocket the union pound (at least a million of them since she became leader and that's before we get to her other (worse) half and how much he pockets each year safe in the knowledge that her current tactics will maintain an SNP majority in Holyrood in perpetuity (whilst of course maintaining the £250,000 per annum Sturgeon/Murrell cash bonanza year after year).
If she was really serious about it she would not be in a position 8 years after the last referendum that she still doesn't have a plan or answers to some of the fundamental questions that she needs to properly answer to persuade enough of the floating voters to vote yes next time e.g. currency etc.
Anyone who believes they are gearing up for a referendum next year is deluded
The next referendum will be held when it looks likely it’ll be won. Holding it during a pandemic or when the polls are looking 50/50 would be ridiculously stupid. There’s only one more shot at it.
I’d imagine the First Minister could make similar money in other roles. If somebody else fancies a go at her job for the cash, then they’re welcome to encourage people to vote for them
It's a bad thing in any democracy to have a Government of any shade to not have to try particularly hard safe in the knowledge that no matter what they do (good or bad) they will end up still being in power with pretty much the same number of seats, which is where we are currently in Scotland - there is a Government and give or take 60 MSP's who know they have a very highly paid job for life as long as there is no referendum