Scotch Independence - the countdown

Is it because Scotland and England were incorporated so the whole thing will cease to be ie , die afterwards ?

 

Oh great - you lot are gonna start calling what's left of the UK Sevco 2 aren't you?

 

So what happens when we don't agree with President Arbuckle's policies? break into counties?

 

What?

 

I thought the same thing actually. The 2028 European championship Final will be between Lanarkshire and Tuscanny

 

[sighs]

post independence

what do we (scotland) do when we don't agree with our government's policies?

 

Vote them out. Which we would be able to do.

As it stands we have little to no voting impact on who occupies Westminster and those ****s know that.

 

You simply vote for another party same as you do at present.

 

Like the way it is now then?

 

What percentage of the population of Scotland voted for this present Tory government?

 

The difference being we end up with a Party that most people voted for as opposed to a party in Westminster that a tiny minority voted for. If the SNP do a **** job we can vote them out in 2016. If the Tories win next year (and it's looking likely they will) they will still have control over much of Scotland even if no one up here voted for them.

 

roughly 3% less than SNP

 

When you factor in that the Government is a Lib/Con coalition, then that works out at 37% of Jocks voted for this Government.

40% voted for Labour and 20% SNP.

 

Somewhat disingenuous there Nevski.

 

And what has happened to Lib-Dem polling figures in Scotland since they sold out their voting base for a suckle at Dave's teat?

 

Who gives a ****?

 

Clearly you do or you wouldn't be posting on this thread

 

Mone the Shire.

 

I had a Yes campaigner telling me that the vote for independence was not connected to politics...

He was an angry wee man at times. Short n bald!

The burd (pumpable) with him was reasonable and listened but he was getting a bit ranty!

 

"most people" didn't vote for the SNP though? But they're in a majority government?

A huge 36% of Scotland voted Con/Lib, just 5% less than Labour. Most people didn't vote for any of these parties, yet we still end up with a government that most people didn't vote for.

It's spastic logic to use a Tory government in Westminster to go for Independence. "Tiny minorities' voted Tory? What like the 17%, 2% less than who voted SNP? 1% less than Lib-dems.

GTF!