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By *lash81 OP   Man
over a year ago

dalkeith

Former 'equalities' convenor and activist for the SNP now sent to prison for sexual assault on 6 victims, including r*pe of a man, and repeated bl*ckmail of one of his victims.

The 24 year old predator, describing himself now as 'non-binary', denies any wrong-doing, and says he has 'complex' mental heath issues. Using now 'they' pronouns, they once tweeted about how they 'wanted to beat the fuck out of feminists'.

(Cause those women won't wheesh about the gender critical madness of the SNP).

This lovely piece of work had a proud moment back in the day being photographed with Sturgeon.

Crikey Nichola, you sure picked em as part of your gang, couldn't you detect the 'complex' mental health issues going on with your staff..

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By *ustAnotherGuy81Man
over a year ago

Midlothian

Yep it's unbelievable that people like that worm their into a position of authority.

You should look up the Rainbow Greens....very scary stuff!

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By *lash81 OP   Man
over a year ago

dalkeith

Bit more info on this character. Via X, and video clip of him from 2 years ago. He assaulted young men and women, and falsely claimed to have been r*ped himself, and he accessed the services of Edinburgh r*pe crisis centre by taking advantage of its progressive policy through saying he's non-binary. A truly loathsome person, now today begining time behind bars, and I bet if the SNP had pushed through its gender agenda that sunk Sturgeon last year he'd be claiming now to be a woman so he could go to a woman's prison.

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By *lash81 OP   Man
over a year ago

dalkeith


"Yep it's unbelievable that people like that worm their into a position of authority.

You should look up the Rainbow Greens....very scary stuff!"

The Rainbow Greens are basically just rotten fruit.

Its sad because there are genuinely good people around that are humble, ethical that want a Green party to stand for environmental concerns. But present day Greens are unrecognisable from how they were long back in the day. The fruit flies have got in there and done extensive damage in distorting the crop.

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By *lasgow1975Man
over a year ago

Parkhead

Yes, the current Scottish Greens have done irreparable damage to the party since they became mangoes (Green outside, yellow inside) and just the gardening wing of the SNP. Lots of the old Greens, who actually cared about the environment, have left the Party in protest.

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By *indy2020TV/TS
over a year ago

Edinburgh

Wait till we all have to pick up the bill for the Scots Toytown parliament being sued for nearly a £1 Billion from all the companies who installed machinery to recycle then got cancelled lol. All very well dishing out 250K to Gaza when Hamas nonce leader has a personal wealth of $11 Billion. Try being less cool and groovy you twits. You take the Barrs Irn Bru bottles back to the wee shop at 10p a pop you yuppie muppets like back in the day. SNP you brought this shit on yourselves and there is more muck raking to come. PS Useless will not be able to claim for his 3rd child neither lol. Just saying.

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By *lash81 OP   Man
over a year ago

dalkeith

Theres some more bad stuff on the horizon for the SNP when the Alex Salmond case gets a new look at..

Hopefully more holes will be shot into the remaining wreck of the party as it continues to sink beneath the waves of truth and repercussion coming its way..

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By *ngel50TV/TS
2 weeks ago

Kinross

Hopefully far fewer votes for SNP on 7th May.

They will win and get in again but hopefully far fewer will vote for them.

They rely on the poverty vote so that the ones on benefits can continue to claim, whilst us tax payers continue to pay highest tax in the UK

Vote for any party except SNP and Greens

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By *amme!Man
2 weeks ago

on my travels!


"Hopefully far fewer votes for SNP on 7th May.

They will win and get in again but hopefully far fewer will vote for them.

They rely on the poverty vote so that the ones on benefits can continue to claim, whilst us tax payers continue to pay highest tax in the UK

Vote for any party except SNP and Greens "

I hope they don't get in, but fear you may be right. Had enough of their sh&te over the years. Need a change, but who is any better? I don't trust any of them!

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By *rtyman2015Man
2 weeks ago

Helensburgh

I really do believe the SNP have been too long a majority. We need a change. Fresh ideas, fresh policies and some proper change, rather than empty promises.

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By *arcus BezzantMan
2 weeks ago

North Ayrshire


"Wait till we all have to pick up the bill for the Scots Toytown parliament being sued for nearly a £1 Billion from all the companies who installed machinery to recycle then got cancelled lol. All very well dishing out 250K to Gaza when Hamas nonce leader has a personal wealth of $11 Billion. Try being less cool and groovy you twits. You take the Barrs Irn Bru bottles back to the wee shop at 10p a pop you yuppie muppets like back in the day. SNP you brought this shit on yourselves and there is more muck raking to come. PS Useless will not be able to claim for his 3rd child neither lol. Just saying."

So don't you have a problem with the UK Gerrymandered, election rigging Parliament?

Holywood is far from perfect, but at least it isn't literally rigged, plus Westminster is full of Fascists.

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By *om4twinksMan
2 weeks ago

Edinburgh


"Hopefully far fewer votes for SNP on 7th May.

They will win and get in again but hopefully far fewer will vote for them.

They rely on the poverty vote so that the ones on benefits can continue to claim, whilst us tax payers continue to pay highest tax in the UK

Vote for any party except SNP and Greens "

Typical of the selfish, money-obsessed tory outlook. Lower earners pay LESS than in England - the tax-reluctant never mention that; while many of those paying a bit extra at the margin are happy to do so.

The choice in Scottish parties is between SNP and Scottish Greens. "Scottish" Labour/ Cons/ Libdums and Reform are all London-registered English parties hostile to Scotland's best interests.

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By *3versMan
2 weeks ago

glasgow

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By *3versMan
2 weeks ago

glasgow


"Hopefully far fewer votes for SNP on 7th May.

They will win and get in again but hopefully far fewer will vote for them.

They rely on the poverty vote so that the ones on benefits can continue to claim, whilst us tax payers continue to pay highest tax in the UK

Vote for any party except SNP and Greens

Typical of the selfish, money-obsessed tory outlook. Lower earners pay LESS than in England - the tax-reluctant never mention that; while many of those paying a bit extra at the margin are happy to do so.

The choice in Scottish parties is between SNP and Scottish Greens. "Scottish" Labour/ Cons/ Libdums and Reform are all London-registered English parties hostile to Scotland's best interests."

Lol, lower earners pay 80p per week less tax than on rUK

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By *bloxhamMan
2 weeks ago

Glasgow


"Hopefully far fewer votes for SNP on 7th May.

They will win and get in again but hopefully far fewer will vote for them.

They rely on the poverty vote so that the ones on benefits can continue to claim, whilst us tax payers continue to pay highest tax in the UK

Vote for any party except SNP and Greens "

WHY DID YOU BUMP a year-old plus thread, rather than having the BALLS to start a new thread on this same subject, sweetheart?

Too much of a snowflake, are you??

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By *opmaster62Man
2 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Good god. So SNP bad stories have spilled over into gay sites. You lot are bricking it.

If you can't see the bigger picture then god help you. Stick with Deform

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By *ngel50TV/TS
2 weeks ago

Kinross


"Hopefully far fewer votes for SNP on 7th May.

They will win and get in again but hopefully far fewer will vote for them.

They rely on the poverty vote so that the ones on benefits can continue to claim, whilst us tax payers continue to pay highest tax in the UK

Vote for any party except SNP and Greens

Typical of the selfish, money-obsessed tory outlook. Lower earners pay LESS than in England - the tax-reluctant never mention that; while many of those paying a bit extra at the margin are happy to do so.

The choice in Scottish parties is between SNP and Scottish Greens. "Scottish" Labour/ Cons/ Libdums and Reform are all London-registered English parties hostile to Scotland's best interests."

Anyone earning £50,000 in Scotland pays 42% taxation

Anyone earning £50,000 in England and rest of the UK except Scotland pays 20% tax.

FACT.

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By *LASGOW 60s GUYMan
2 weeks ago

Glasgow

No institution is perfect. Maybe SNP have been caught out a lot recently but they won't be the only ones. Ps no, I'm not an SNP supporter before you ask. The sooner they are voted out the better!

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By *ac-in-jockMan
2 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Well said

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By *ac-in-jockMan
2 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Well said

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By *ac-in-jockMan
2 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Well said

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By *ac-in-jockMan
2 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Well said

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By *macmanMan
2 weeks ago

Ayrshire


"Hopefully far fewer votes for SNP on 7th May.

They will win and get in again but hopefully far fewer will vote for them.

They rely on the poverty vote so that the ones on benefits can continue to claim, whilst us tax payers continue to pay highest tax in the UK

Vote for any party except SNP and Greens

Typical of the selfish, money-obsessed tory outlook. Lower earners pay LESS than in England - the tax-reluctant never mention that; while many of those paying a bit extra at the margin are happy to do so.

The choice in Scottish parties is between SNP and Scottish Greens. "Scottish" Labour/ Cons/ Libdums and Reform are all London-registered English parties hostile to Scotland's best interests.

Anyone earning £50,000 in Scotland pays 42% taxation

Anyone earning £50,000 in England and rest of the UK except Scotland pays 20% tax.

FACT."

Eh.....no it's not. Check your facts.

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By *ngel50TV/TS
2 weeks ago

Kinross

Scottish Income Tax Rates & Bands (2026/27)

These rates apply to earned income such as wages and pensions.

Band NameTaxable IncomeTax RatePersonal AllowanceUp to

£12,570 0%Starter Rate

£12,571 to £16,537 19%Basic Rate

£16,538 to £29,526 20%Intermediate Rate

£29,527 to £43,662 21%Higher Rate

£43,663 to £75,000 42%Advanced Rate

£75,001 to £125,140 45%Top Rate

Over £125,140 48%

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By *ngel50TV/TS
2 weeks ago

Kinross

Income Tax Brackets 2026/27 (England)

BandTaxable IncomeTax Rate Personal Allowance Up to £12,570 0%Basic Rate

£12,571 to £50,270 20%Higher Rate

£50,271 to £125,140 40%Additional Rate

Over £125,140 45%

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By *ngel50TV/TS
2 weeks ago

Kinross

If you earn £50,000 in Scotland you are in the 42% band

If you earn £50,000 in England you are in the 20% banding.

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By *un-darkMan
2 weeks ago

Bathgate

i tried both north and south of the border and came back north. the English need to be taxed more. there is no ideal solution but we actually have it not too bad up here.

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By *eter55300Man
2 weeks ago

Moray


"If you earn £50,000 in Scotland you are in the 42% band

If you earn £50,000 in England you are in the 20% banding."
It's a bit disingenuous to cherry pick figures. Is there a more accurate way to compare when you include other things such as house prices, rent, council tax rates, water rates, tuition fees, prescription rates, insurance etc

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By *ngel50TV/TS
2 weeks ago

Kinross


"If you earn £50,000 in Scotland you are in the 42% band

If you earn £50,000 in England you are in the 20% banding. It's a bit disingenuous to cherry pick figures. Is there a more accurate way to compare when you include other things such as house prices, rent, council tax rates, water rates, tuition fees, prescription rates, insurance etc"

Note you never mentioned Scotland's highest stamp duty in the UK

Its laughable that you still rattle on about prescriptions year after year and still say they are free, no wonder our taxation is the highest in the UK, with all your FREE stuff we have to pay out for

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By *en DoversMan
2 weeks ago

Alloa

Looking forward to the SNP “fresh start” with the same ok folk!

Maybe you can get a shag in the SNHS!

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By *eter55300Man
2 weeks ago

Moray


"If you earn £50,000 in Scotland you are in the 42% band

If you earn £50,000 in England you are in the 20% banding. It's a bit disingenuous to cherry pick figures. Is there a more accurate way to compare when you include other things such as house prices, rent, council tax rates, water rates, tuition fees, prescription rates, insurance etc

Note you never mentioned Scotland's highest stamp duty in the UK

Its laughable that you still rattle on about prescriptions year after year and still say they are free, no wonder our taxation is the highest in the UK, with all your FREE stuff we have to pay out for "
Year after year ? I have never spoken with you before. I was trying to make a point that people should consider ALL taxes when making comparisons. I guess I should've known better on a hook-up site.

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