Sturgeonland

[stewarty27]

I would say it’s a pointless discussion. Roughly 50% of the country would be against it regardless, as it’s SNP policy. All you can say is that it went through the proper process & was democratically voted through. You may not like the outcome but thats how it works

Well I don't think its as simple as that. Sure the GRA was in the manifesto but certainly not in the form it was voted through, When Women members of the SNP said wait a minute this clashes with Womens rights Sturgeon called for yet another consultation which happened ... She then went on to totally ignore the concerns raised calling them "not valid" worse was to follow when she called these Women "Bigots and "Transphobes"

She was warned time and time again the bill in its current for was unworkable and how it dangerously impinged on others rights it also clashed with the current human rights act.. So it was obvious the UK Gov were going to raise section 35 of the Scotland act., One thing Sturgeon is not is daft she knew it would happen.

An unjust law is no law at all said Martin luther King. Sturgeon fvcked up big time and turn a just law into a joke I'll say in again She was warned