Is it morally sound..

[neilo]

[quote="AguyIknow"You don't seem concerned that you would change the lives of nearly half the population against their wishes, madness!!

First past the post for something like this is seriously unethical...


I'm still holding my 62% NO prediction, looking forward to coming back on here next week to show that it was me who was in tune with the people of Scotland. "


* This is typical of the NO "logic". If it's a YES vote it's "madness" and "unethical" to impose the will of a slight majority over the slight minority. But see if it's a NO vote - then that's just the people coming to their senses.[/quote]


You've twisted that.

Unethical bit isn't my opinion on those voting Yes it's my opinion on the referendum when it's actually irreversible.

[AguyIknow]

You've twisted that.

Unethical bit isn't my opinion on those voting Yes it's my opinion on the referendum when it's actually irreversible.

But what parts are actually irreversible. Post YES would hopefully be a better place for all of Scotlands people, but there'd still be extremely good relatio

[cuervo]

Nope.

I'm still struggling with Nielo's conviction that the democratic process is immoral.

A weird and scary view of the world. :/

[Markovitch]

What is the source of information from the UN? I didn't know the UN measures that kind of stuff