Indy Ref 2

[TheDeeDon]

I'm not so sure we would vote no now and not convinced if we were to lose it the margin would be greater, I think it would be tight.

A load of folk unhappy with Brexit and also the Westminster sh itshow of the last few years have saw people I know change opinions since 2014. of course what people say and do is a different matter.

It would take an idiot of epic proportions to fall for the same shyte they fell for in 2014 and I am sure there will be a few posting on here soon enough to prove my point.

Regardless if 2023 or 2033, it is coming, the generation coming up now will see to that. Devolution was always going to lead to a split, just a case of when and not if.

[Mason89]

Regardless if 2023 or 2033, it is coming, the generation coming up now will see to that. Devolution was always going to lead to a split, just a case of when and not if.

I’d agree with that. Mrs Mason taught modern studies in one of the staunchest parts of the country for a couple of years. They’re pretty much all in favour of independence.

Possibly why turbo unionists say the Scottish education system is shyte all the time