[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

I love xenophobia

We noticed

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

We noticed

[Greg!]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

It would be quite amusing to watch the Scottish try and run a country.
Obviously they would still be begging Westminster for pocket money, which would annoy the **** out of me but oh well.

Babes thats a myth. If Scotland sponges off England then why are they so desperate for us to stay?

[Greg!]

Good. Can't wait to leave the flop UK

[arista]

Originally Posted by Greg!

Good. Can't wait to leave the flop UK

You have Changed




Sign of The Times

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by arista

You have Changed




Sign of The Times

That isn't Zee Arista, if that what you're thinking?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

That isn't Zee Arista, if that what you're thinking?

2 Gregs?

[Greg!]

Originally Posted by arista

2 Gregs?

yes

[Jessica.]

[Johnnyuk123]

Let them go, just make sure they are not allowed back in when it all goes teets up!

[MB.]

Originally Posted by Johnnyuk123

Let them go, just make sure they are not allowed back in when it all goes teets up!

I've never seen you sum Brexit up better

[erinp5]

The 5p bags will soon be Scottish currency !

[Firewire]

This is the thing that annoys me about the whole Yes campaign. They cannot take no for an answer.

But in saying that, due to the results of Brexit and more bad decisions by the current Tory government, I'd probably vote yes this time around.

[Johnnyuk123]

Lets say that Scotland get another vote and decide to leave the UK. Will this angry dwarf then go ahead and push for another vote to reverse it or will she not mention it again now that the vote has finally gone her way?

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Johnnyuk123

Lets say that Scotland get another vote and decide to leave the UK. Will this angry dwarf then go ahead and push for another vote to reverse it or will she not mention it again now that the vote has finally gone her way?

The SNP have always been clear about their desire to leave the UK. The party were voted into power democratically with that being known. Therefore, the majority voted for a party who they knew would try for independence. That - along with the drastic change of circumstances in the UK since the first vote - is a very clear mandate for them to do everything in their power to pursue that goal.

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

The SNP have always been clear about their desire to leave the UK. The party were voted into power democratically with that being known. Therefore, the majority voted for a party who they knew would try for independence. That - along with the drastic change of circumstances in the UK since the first vote - is a very clear mandate for them to do everything in their power to pursue that goal.

As someone from Scotland do you see the strangeness in the situation of seeming to want to swap the UK for the EU a supserstate with less democracy, more beaurocracy, where Scotland would be lost with virtually no say over its laws? It seems a bizarre choice to me.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by jaxie

As someone from Scotland do you see the strangeness in the situation of seeming to want to swap the UK for the EU a supserstate with less democracy, more beaurocracy, where Scotland would be lost with virtually no say over its laws? It seems a bizarre choice to me.

or keep the English government?

Yes its a hideous choice for sure

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

or keep the English government?

Yes its a hideous choice for sure

You have more self government as part of the UK than you would ever have with the EU. You have more self government than the English do. Where is the English Assembly?

[user104658]

Originally Posted by jaxie

As someone from Scotland do you see the strangeness in the situation of seeming to want to swap the UK for the EU a supserstate with less democracy, more beaurocracy, where Scotland would be lost with virtually no say over its laws? It seems a bizarre choice to me.

It's not a "swap", I personally don't believe that the UK (with or without Scotland being part of it) can or will survive (as we know it) outside of the EU anyway.

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

It's not a "swap", I personally don't believe that the UK (with or without Scotland being part of it) can or will survive (as we know it) outside of the EU anyway.

I think we will thrive. We just need to get on with it.

But it seems to me a swap is exactly what Nicola Sturgeon is going after.

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Johnnyuk123

Lets say that Scotland get another vote and decide to leave the UK. Will this angry dwarf then go ahead and push for another vote to reverse it or will she not mention it again now that the vote has finally gone her way?

Well since she's the leader of the Scottish Nationalist Party, then no she wouldn't want a vote to reverse a 'yes' decision isn't that pretty obvious.

[reece(:]

It's only fair they're doing it since they're being forced out of the EU against the majority's will in Scotland.

[arista]

Originally Posted by reece(:

It's only fair they're doing it since they're being forced out of the EU against the majority's will in Scotland.

But will she Win It?

[bots]

i think she should go ahead and hold another vote, and when she again gets told to f off, she can find another excuse to do it again in 2 years time. Eventually, people will say enough is enough and boot them out of power.

What she has failed to mention is that Scotland would need to make a net contribution if it wanted to join the EU as an independent Scotland, i'm sure that will go down really well with the voters

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i think she should go ahead and hold another vote, and when she again gets told to f off, she can find another excuse to do it again in 2 years time. Eventually, people will say enough is enough and boot them out of power.

What she has failed to mention is that Scotland would need to make a net contribution if it wanted to join the EU as an independent Scotland, i'm sure that will go down really well with the voters