Sturgeonland

[stewarty27]

Mick Lynch tells the truth in saying that the country’s awash wth money, but it’s in the wrong pockets.

This has always been the case. As long as people stay sound asleep this will remain. I believe they call it Capitalism.

[Red Zone]

I saw the libraries closures announced yesterday. As a user of three of them I am amazed they lasted as long as they did. Problem is once they start closing them they won't stop now.

The whole financing of public services in the UK are a mess. Doesn't matter if it's Edinburgh, Cardiff or London who are responsible, the fact of the matter is just not enough money to go around.

I'd happily have seen a bigger increase in my Council Tax, but I'd be in the minority on that front.

Kate Forbes will be the next FM and that will be the end of the Lorna Slater/Patrick Harvie nonsense

Keir Starmer will be the next PM but it looks like he will only at the margins empty those pockets with the cash to invest in public services - very much Labour-lite

[InversneckieDob]

Mick Lynch tells the truth in saying that the country’s awash wth money, but it’s in the wrong pockets.

In a fu cking nutshell.

[89Mason]

It will always remain in those pockets, as long as the plebs are arguing over trans rights, boat crossings, FERRIES etc

[donsdaft]

It will always remain in those pockets

Or pockets like them.

Appalling misuse of the word "pleb" by the way.

[89Mason]

Kate Forbes will be the next FM and that will be the end of the Lorna Slater/Patrick Harvie nonsense

It’ll be the start of something much worse

[Red Zone]

It’ll be the start of something much worse

I would hope it is the start of someone being focussed on what impacts on 100% of the Scottish population rather than on what impacts on less than 1% of the population

[89Mason]

F*ck minorities? Doesn’t sound like the type of country I’d want to live in

[Red Zone]

F*ck minorities? Doesn’t sound like the type of country I’d want to live in

As opposed to F*ck people who want a decent health service, a decent education, less drug deaths, less poverty, more and better jobs, help with the cost of living you mean?

When was the last time parliament sat until midnight discussing any of those issues?

[89Mason]

If this bill had no impact on the other 99%, why were you all crying so hard over it?