[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Livia

How is this in anyway even comparable lol

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

How is this in anyway even comparable lol

It's a joke.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Livia

It's a joke.

It doesn't make sense though. Leave comedy to the menfolk Livia, you're just furthering gender stereotypes by proving that females aren't funny .

[Niamh.]

^ Ok that one was funny

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

^ Ok that one was funny

Awww the first one is funny. Well, it is if you're English and you watched the rugby over the weekend.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Livia

Awww the first one is funny. Well, it is if you're English and you watched the rugby over the weekend.

Ohhhh ok it was in reference to the Rugby match, I'm a bit slow this morning

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Ohhhh ok it was in reference to the Rugby match, I'm a bit slow this morning

Yes, the rugby! I honestly don't mind who we lose to so long as it's a fair game... except Scotland. We have to beat them.

[Kizzy]

Maybe they will and they won't mind a bit, kind of how those who voted for brexit don't mind being squeezed, it's all for the greater good.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Maybe they will and they won't mind a bit, kind of how those who voted for brexit don't mind being squeezed, it's all for the greater good.

"Out" logic applies to Brexit, "In" logic applies to Scottish Indy, because England. Those are the rules.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Maybe they will and they won't mind a bit, kind of how those who voted for brexit don't mind being squeezed, it's all for the greater good.

it was a once a generation referendum, so we all paid for the first one the second one should be paid for by Scotland no ifs no buts if Nicola doesn't get the right answer she find another reason to go again so better just vote out this time and be done with it Scottish folk

[Alf]

I'm guessing it would personally financially benefit Wee Jimmy Krankie more, being in the EU.


I think they're all a bunch of corrupt selfish tw@s, out for themselves (just like the rest of us). Don't trust any of them! Do what you think is best for you.

[Josy]

Leaving the UK to then be ruled by the EU is NOT independence.

Bad timing from Jimmy Krankie tbh since a lot of Scotland are already pissed off at her as it is.

Naw means naw.

[Greg!]

Originally Posted by Josy

Leaving the UK to then be ruled by the EU is NOT independence.

Bad timing from Jimmy Krankie tbh since a lot of Scotland are already pissed off at her as it is.

Naw means naw.

The EU is 28 independent countries with an equal voice working together. The UK is 3 non-independent countries that have the vast majority of their decisions taken for them by one bigger neighbour. They're completely different.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Greg!

The EU is 28 independent countries with an equal voice working together. The UK is 3 non-independent countries that have the vast majority of their decisions taken for them by one bigger neighbour. They're completely different.

1 - The UK consists of 4 countries

2 - You have to follow by the EU rules while part of the EU

[Greg!]

Originally Posted by Adam.

1 - The UK consists of 4 countries

2 - You have to follow by the EU rules while part of the EU

1- I know. Read my post properly.

2- I know.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Adam.

1 - The UK consists of 4 countries

2 - You have to follow by the EU rules while part of the EU

That's what he said 3 countries being told what to do by their bigger neighbour 3+1=4

[Northern Monkey]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

That's what he said 3 countries being told what to do by their bigger neighbour 3+1=4

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

That's what he said 3 countries being told what to do by their bigger neighbour 3+1=4

Well thats what happens when a you vote a majority

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Greg!

The EU is 28 independent countries with an equal voice working together. The UK is 3 non-independent countries that have the vast majority of their decisions taken for them by one bigger neighbour. They're completely different.

If you want to be part of the EU you follow the rules.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Josy

If you want to be part of the EU you follow the rules.

Josy
are you ready for the €uro?

[Greg!]

Originally Posted by Josy

If you want to be part of the EU you follow the rules.

Omg you don't say!

I'd rather an independent Scotland followed the select rules voted on by the EU member states than not be a proper country that's governed by Tories for the foreseeable future

[arista]

Originally Posted by Greg!

Omg you don't say!

I'd rather an independent Scotland followed the select rules voted on by the EU member states than not be a proper country that's governed by Tories for the foreseeable future

Not a problem
once the UK has left the corrupt EU
so around mid 2019
or before.
Is that OK Greg?

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Greg!

Omg you don't say!

I'd rather an independent Scotland followed the select rules voted on by the EU member states than not be a proper country that's governed by Tories for the foreseeable future

You dont get it?

You will have no Independency at all

The EU will take your money

Force you to follow unnecessary rules

You wont get freedom of speech

You will have to pay for health care

You wont get unemployment benefits

You taxes will most likely be sky high

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Greg!

Omg you don't say!

I'd rather an independent Scotland followed the select rules voted on by the EU member states than not be a proper country that's governed by Tories for the foreseeable future

No need for sarcasm is there.

Any country that is part of a union and has to follow someone else's rules etc is not truly independent, it really is simple.

[Denver]

Plus the EU took the voices from the likes of Greece, Spain and Cyprus