[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Why would you want to do when their future would be as uncertain as the UK is now

Because as someone who is not a millionaire, I feel I would personally have a better life under the SNP than ruled by the Tories who hate me and want me to crawl away and die in a corner as I don't earn enough to avoid my taxes

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Because as someone who is not a millionaire, I feel I would personally have a better life under the SNP than ruled by the Tories who hate me and want me to crawl away and die in a corner as I don't earn enough to avoid my taxes

If they go it alone they will have no choice but to raise taxes dramatically I think

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

If they go it alone they will have no choice but to raise taxes dramatically I think

Yeah maybe. I don't really know much about the Scottish referendum if I am honest. A few friends of mine said that if Scotland had gone it alone last time they would have been in a great position..something to do with oil off their coast or something? But not now.

Not entirely sure what that was about, its just stuff that comes up in conversations. However I have always felt 'closer' to Scotland than London. And being in the north east I guess thats true distance wise aswell as personally

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

If they go it alone they will have no choice but to raise taxes dramatically I think

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...ncrease-taxes/

Nicola Sturgeon’s economic case for independence suffered a major blow after one of Britain’s most respected economists warned taxes would have to increase or spending cut by more than £1,000 per person.