Scotch Independence - the countdown

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Should Scotland be an Independent Country?

  • Yes

  • No

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Bert the homosexual **** said:
Nowhere else benefits apart from London from living in one of the world's biggest economies?

:)

Brilliant
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Aye, cause Scotland's doing so well out of it eh?

http://www.newsnetscotland.com/inde...scotland-would-be-better-than-uk-from-day-one

What's so funny is you call yourself a businessman yet you'd rather settle for Westminster style economic mediocrity than embrace an independent Scotland that would be economically better off. How does that make sense?
 
DevAdvocate said:
You are only saying that because you fall between two stools, like some sort of non-domiciled Nomad and your opinion does not count as you are not even Scotch.
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No I'm not. I am proud to be a non national. Means I am tolerant of all.

But I wouldn't expect a murdering squaddie and bent copper to understand that.
 
Rupert The Gayer said:
Aye, cause Scotland's doing so well out of it eh?

http://www.newsnetscotland.com/inde...scotland-would-be-better-than-uk-from-day-one

What's so funny is you call yourself a businessman yet you'd rather settle for Westminster style economic mediocrity than embrace an independent Scotland that would be economically better off. How does that make sense?
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I'm not settling for anything. I understand both sides of the debate and believe me, I haven't made up my mind. But I like being part of the UK, I like how through the UK, Scots have a chance to sit at the UN security council, I like how we have a seat at the table of the G7, G8 and G20. I like how we get a veto at the EU. I like how we have a nuclear capability, I like our shared history and worry that divided, we'll all be poorer, not necessarily financially but culturally.

I think further autonomy is the way forward to create a more secure and prosperous Scotland but Devo-max isn't on the table and it might come to bite the Unionists on the arse as their pig-headedness meant the it was omitted from the vote.
 
Bert the homosexual **** said:
I'm not settling for anything. I understand both sides of the debate and believe me, I haven't made up my mind. But I like being part of the UK, I like how through the UK, Scots have a chance to sit at the UN security council, I like how we have a seat at the table of the G7, G8 and G20. I like how we get a veto at the EU. I like how we have a nuclear capability, I like our shared history and worry that divided, we'll all be poorer, not necessarily financially but culturally.

I think further autonomy is the way forward to create a more secure and prosperous Scotland but Devo-max isn't on the table and it might come to bite the Unionists on the arse as their pig-headedness meant the it was omitted from the vote.
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Also likes to talk ****e and roll bogeys .^^^^^^^
 
Budgy said:
Also likes to talk ****e and roll bogeys .^^^^^^^
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Used to love rolling bogeys when I was a kid. We built them ourselves out of pram wheels we "found" and then rode them down the highest hill we could find like kamikaze lunatics. Good times.
 
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