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By *ay couple me and him OP   Couple (MM)
3 weeks ago

Kilwinning

Westminster has said no to another independence referendum. 2014 was a clear 45% for independence. Since then things have changed and a lot more people are eligible to vote and lots of people have died. Do you think we are being held to ransom and treated unfairly on this vote whether your a YES or NO voter.

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By *udiboy1Man
3 weeks ago

glasgow

No

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By *akemeMan
3 weeks ago

ayrshire

Yes

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By *ick tock tackMan
3 weeks ago

ayr

No

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By *asyman321Man
3 weeks ago

north east

No

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By *asha73Man
3 weeks ago

Largs

No

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By *axfactorMan
3 weeks ago

annan

Absolutely no , SNP are bigger thief's than the Westminster lot

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By *mooth bearMan
3 weeks ago

Aberdeen

How are snp going to fund the country in 2014 it was oil ,north sea closing down, we buy gas off Norway & where do they get there gas, north sea

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By *londebiguyMan
3 weeks ago

near Southport


"Westminster has said no to another independence referendum. 2014 was a clear 45% for independence. Since then things have changed and a lot more people are eligible to vote and lots of people have died. Do you think we are being held to ransom and treated unfairly on this vote whether your a YES or NO voter. "

I think Sturgeon and her greedy husband have buggered that up for a long time now.

If course, she had no idea he was doing anything wrong

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By *om4twinksMan
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh

The principle of self-determination is as important for countries as for individuals.

Denial of that principle would make you a democracy-denying fascist and abuser.

It is valid, although morally unsustainable, to want your country to be (mis)governed by another country. There is a term for such people.

The principles of democracy would surely require regular ballots on this vital issue, just as much as for choosing a government.

What's that you say? Now is not the time? Ha!

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By *om4twinksMan
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Anyone saying "once in a generation".... you're either stupid or deceitful.

Nowhere in the prospectus, never voiced as a promise. Why would it be, dummies?

Just an exhortation to take the chance to vote, as democracy-hostile Westminster would likely oppose again asking Scots to decide their own future. As has been proven.

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By *ornynhairyMan
3 weeks ago

Livingston

Absolutely NO!!!

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By *kinpantiesTV/TS
3 weeks ago

East Kilbride

A definitive NO

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By *IEWMan
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3 weeks ago

Village near Forfar

Never

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By *lixerMan
3 weeks ago

Glasgow

Indy for England.

A cry we never hear.

It will happen. A nation state is normal.

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By *lixerMan
3 weeks ago

Glasgow


"Westminster has said no to another independence referendum. 2014 was a clear 45% for independence. Since then things have changed and a lot more people are eligible to vote and lots of people have died. Do you think we are being held to ransom and treated unfairly on this vote whether your a YES or NO voter.

I think Sturgeon and her greedy husband have buggered that up for a long time now.

If course, she had no idea he was doing anything wrong "

Irrelevant. It was my money and I'm still Yes. Utterly despise the Union.

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By *LASGOW 60s GUYMan
3 weeks ago

Visiting

No! Not now, not ever, never!

People had their say, voted 'No' and that should be respected

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By *amantha111TV/TS
3 weeks ago

Beeston

Humans have collectivity said No, the elite are underground and planning on leaving with ai in control, this is the abomination and this is why we are ALL here, for the event coming. You can see in our eyes, exactly as was told, over and over

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By *ohn542026Man
3 weeks ago

West Lothian

If we do what Norway do drill our own oil yes

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By *astLindsayBiMan
3 weeks ago

Travelling

No

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By *astLindsayBiMan
3 weeks ago

Travelling


"Westminster has said no to another independence referendum. 2014 was a clear 45% for independence. Since then things have changed and a lot more people are eligible to vote and lots of people have died. Do you think we are being held to ransom and treated unfairly on this vote whether your a YES or NO voter.

I think Sturgeon and her greedy husband have buggered that up for a long time now.

If course, she had no idea he was doing anything wrong

Irrelevant. It was my money and I'm still Yes. Utterly despise the Union."

Good luck.

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By *dinburghianMan
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh

No

SNP have been in charge of a number of things for the last 16 years and have not made a good job. If they did a lot better with the things they can control like NHS I may reconsider. Needed an op NHS waiting list 98 weeks for what I required went private 2 weeks

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By *yne123Man
3 weeks ago

Howdon

They might provide everyone with posh Salt and Pepper shakers

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By *ornyjockfanMan
3 weeks ago

Dundee

No….for it is now totally clear the type of corrupt neds in the SNP….they make the dimwits at Westminster look angelic!

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By *ammiTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Ayr

Seems as if the SNP will keep wanting referendums until they get the result they want, that's not democracy, it's bullying. If they lose another referendum what will be the excuse for a third?

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By *nit.Man
3 weeks ago

Aberdeen

Yes

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By *om4twinksMan
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh


"Seems as if the SNP will keep wanting referendums until they get the result they want, that's not democracy, it's bullying. If they lose another referendum what will be the excuse for a third? "

Just democracy. Too many on here are hostile to the concept.

New voters added, deceased voters deleted = revised voting population.

Pretty basic though fundamental concept, really. Not hard to grasp.

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By *ilad38Man
3 weeks ago

linlithgow

No then!

No now!

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By *k0014Man
3 weeks ago

belfast

“ NO COMMENT “😂😂😂😂

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By *arcus BezzantMan
3 weeks ago

North Ayrshire

Yes;

Lots of older servile, deferrenrial people have died, and lots of younger more educated people, with a bit of self respect have come on to the electoral roll.

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By *FamousMan
3 weeks ago

Anstruther

Why should the English centric parliament decide our fate ?

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3 weeks ago

No means no

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By *oebloggs1234ABCMan
3 weeks ago

Glasgow

She’s got independence she’s got a caravan

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By *LASGOW 60s GUYMan
3 weeks ago

Visiting


"Seems as if the SNP will keep wanting referendums until they get the result they want, that's not democracy, it's bullying. If they lose another referendum what will be the excuse for a third?

Just democracy. Too many on here are hostile to the concept.

New voters added, deceased voters deleted = revised voting population.

Pretty basic though fundamental concept, really. Not hard to grasp."

You make a VAST assumption in taking it for granted that everyone who is added will be a 'Yes' supporter. Talking to a younger generation many of them are very much against another referendum. Don't hold your breath!

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By *riefsMan
3 weeks ago

gorey

Got for it I wish you well,

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By *om4twinksMan
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh


"Seems as if the SNP will keep wanting referendums until they get the result they want, that's not democracy, it's bullying. If they lose another referendum what will be the excuse for a third?

Just democracy. Too many on here are hostile to the concept.

New voters added, deceased voters deleted = revised voting population.

Pretty basic though fundamental concept, really. Not hard to grasp.

You make a VAST assumption in taking it for granted that everyone who is added will be a 'Yes' supporter. Talking to a younger generation many of them are very much against another referendum. Don't hold your breath!"

I made NO such assumption and there is NOTHING in my posts to indicate as such; absolutely nothing which might allow you to make such a projection on my behalf. Behave yourself!

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By *amie 40Man
3 weeks ago

3 towns

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By *on469mMan
3 weeks ago

Montrose

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By *on469mMan
3 weeks ago

Montrose


"Westminster has said no to another independence referendum. 2014 was a clear 45% for independence. Since then things have changed and a lot more people are eligible to vote and lots of people have died. Do you think we are being held to ransom and treated unfairly on this vote whether your a YES or NO voter.

I think Sturgeon and her greedy husband have buggered that up for a long time now.

If course, she had no idea he was doing anything wrong

Irrelevant. It was my money and I'm still Yes. Utterly despise the Union."

Do ye, Aye

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By *ife82Man
3 weeks ago

Leven

Let’s imagine we’re being invited to join the union. What would be the compelling reason to do so?

I’ve yet to hear one.

Voluntary union? How do we exit if this is the case? Nobody seems to know the answer.

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By *HEdaddyMan
3 weeks ago

Peebles

Sadly, some really uninformed comments on this, in amongst the common sense.

It's not about whether you're YES or NO, it's about the democratic process and the right of the people of a nation to determine their future.

And, as an aside, like them or loathe them, the SNP didn't steal from anyone- they were the victims of the actions of one man.

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By *eterpiperMan
3 weeks ago

fife

No, SNP even had less seats and less votes than the last election, so don't have a mandate to ask for one. Suppose if they keep letting in migrants that might seeing the vote. Anyway they have been terrible in government since they took over. NHS and education is poor, towns and cities run down, blame the UK government for everything that is wrong, but stil run to them for money

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By *HEdaddyMan
3 weeks ago

Peebles


"No, SNP even had less seats and less votes than the last election, so don't have a mandate to ask for one. Suppose if they keep letting in migrants that might seeing the vote. Anyway they have been terrible in government since they took over. NHS and education is poor, towns and cities run down, blame the UK government for everything that is wrong, but stil run to them for money"

This is exactly the kind of ill-informed nonsense we don't need.

The Scottish NHS may not be great, but it's out-performing the other three "home" nations, as is our education system. And yes, we welcome immigrants because most of us aren't racist/facist/uneducated.

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By *oshieMan
3 weeks ago

Arbroath

Yes, we need our independence cause we know that once each and every Scottish pound is taken away from Westminster, they are going to be knackered.

I don’t care if we Scots need to rejoin the EU and start using the Euro for our currency like our Irish cousins.

And why not give our Northern Irish and our Welsh cousins a vote for their independence from Westminster.

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By *eterpiperMan
3 weeks ago

fife


"No, SNP even had less seats and less votes than the last election, so don't have a mandate to ask for one. Suppose if they keep letting in migrants that might seeing the vote. Anyway they have been terrible in government since they took over. NHS and education is poor, towns and cities run down, blame the UK government for everything that is wrong, but stil run to them for money

This is exactly the kind of ill-informed nonsense we don't need.

The Scottish NHS may not be great, but it's out-performing the other three "home" nations, as is our education system. And yes, we welcome immigrants because most of us aren't racist/facist/uneducated."

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By *eterpiperMan
3 weeks ago

fife

Yes then maybe we could give Cornwall or the Hebrides or any other county that doesn't fancy the government a chance at independance

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By *erasusMan
3 weeks ago

Glasgow

I’m just tired of it

(Not a party political point…..I just need a break for a year or two)

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By *kinpantiesTV/TS
3 weeks ago

East Kilbride


"Sadly, some really uninformed comments on this, in amongst the common sense.

It's not about whether you're YES or NO, it's about the democratic process and the right of the people of a nation to determine their future.

And, as an aside, like them or loathe them, the SNP didn't steal from anyone- they were the victims of the actions of one man. "

Do you 100% genuinely think that no one else in the SNP knew there was an issue with their finances ? Surely not ??

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By *topgunxMan
3 weeks ago

clydebank

The independence vote will constantly raise its head until it goes through,the yes voters can’t accept the people of this country already said no, that’s a democracy however I bet if they got independence you’d never get the chance to reverse it…..all we have now is whiskey and tourism can we really afford to go it alone….?

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By *2SucMan
3 weeks ago

Aboyne

If it’s democracy you want , look at the election results , considerably more voters voted for unionist parties than for the SNP and their crazy chums the Greens . Plus 2 Million didn’t vote. Wake up and smell the coffee . If this SNP can run a competent government , which is unlikely given their track record and increase the number of people willing to consider independence , that’s when they should be re-asking the question.

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By *eterpiperMan
3 weeks ago

fife

Quite agree, no mandate, NO vote, must be those uneducated snp voters who once again can't count.

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By *ingbat2020Man
3 weeks ago

Borders

Def no

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By *HEdaddyMan
3 weeks ago

Peebles


"The independence vote will constantly raise its head until it goes through,the yes voters can’t accept the people of this country already said no, that’s a democracy however I bet if they got independence you’d never get the chance to reverse it…..all we have now is whiskey and tourism can we really afford to go it alone….?"

That's a ridiculous statement on so many levels.

65 countries have gained independence from "Britain". And guess how many have regretted it? Yes, none.

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By *outhsidecuriousMan
3 weeks ago

Glasgow

I'm not against another reff and I would vote no in one.

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By *oodpeckerMan
3 weeks ago

Falkirk


"She’s got independence she’s got a caravan "

'Typical' misinformation/disinformation!

"She" is no longer relevant in Scottish politics.

SHE never had a caravan, and said caravan is locked away in a police compound anyway

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By *oodpeckerMan
3 weeks ago

Falkirk


"Quite agree, no mandate, NO vote, must be those uneducated snp voters who once again can't count. "

Are you sure it's the SNP voters who lack an education? 🤔🙄

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By *3243Man
3 weeks ago

EDINBURGH

Yes most definitely.

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By *ustandRegret0311Man
3 weeks ago

Dumbarton

I assume we are voting on the principle of independence regardless of who governs the country.

I find it difficult to understand why the inhabitants of a country would not want to manage their own destiny….

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By *ertMuscleMan
3 weeks ago

Scone

Yes to stop the robbery and traitors can live in the country’s ass they lick !

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By *havasseMan
3 weeks ago

Kirkcaldy

No.

17,000 Chinese students voted in the last Holyrood elections.

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By *ubguy501Man
3 weeks ago

Near you

We voted No by a decent majority despite the Leave side having everything stacked in their favour (timing of the vote, the lead up, they chose the question).

The separatists didn’t respect the result at all, the very next morning they were talking about going again. Why should they be allowed another shot?

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By *oodpeckerMan
3 weeks ago

Falkirk


"Westminster has said no to another independence referendum. 2014 was a clear 45% for independence. Since then things have changed and a lot more people are eligible to vote and lots of people have died. Do you think we are being held to ransom and treated unfairly on this vote whether your a YES or NO voter. "

We're not being held to ransom.

The first vote was unfair/distorted/manipulated IMO.

It's unreasonable for the Westminster Government to hold a veto on this: the Scottish Government (accountable to the Scottish electorate) should be able to decide on this!

Why are so many people ranting about independence when the question is not about that? 😏

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By *olfstarMan
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh


"The principle of self-determination is as important for countries as for individuals.

Denial of that principle would make you a democracy-denying fascist and abuser.

It is valid, although morally unsustainable, to want your country to be (mis)governed by another country. There is a term for such people.

The principles of democracy would surely require regular ballots on this vital issue, just as much as for choosing a government.

What's that you say? Now is not the time? Ha!"

You can support Scottish independence without pretending Scotland is some unrepresented colony. Scots elect MPs to Westminster, elect MSPs to Holyrood, and have extensive devolved powers that many regions in Europe don’t have. Wanting independence is a political preference, not evidence of disenfranchisement.

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By *axfactorMan
3 weeks ago

annan

I voted no to independence. No to Brexit, and live in a democracy. I live by my decisions, and get on with it. The SNP cant. Just like spoiled children keep screaming until they get the toy of choice.

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By *ayboy1966Man
3 weeks ago

Glasgow

Seems to me it’s more about swinney (the worst fm ever) getting his name in the history books than for the benefit of the Scottish people.

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By *ax72166Man
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh

No

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By *WP14Man
3 weeks ago

Aberdeen

Did seriously consider it in 2014 but I think that ship has sailed. I have so little faith in politicians of any kind and the SNP seem to be on a higher tax grab for working Scots than even Labour. I’m not sure my pockets are deep enough to fund all their ‘just pay a little more’ vanity projects.

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By *unster66Man
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh


"Yes;

Lots of older servile, deferrenrial people have died, and lots of younger more educated people, with a bit of self respect have come on to the electoral roll."

The SNP would bring the voting age down to 12 if they thought it would a few thousand votes more for indyref2!

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By *ames 1984Man
3 weeks ago

Langbank

What they done just fucking tax tax us cant even have a happy hour in the fucking pub bunch of retards .Fuel the benefits system no wonder half the people don't want to work a lot better off on benefits. It used to be if didn't work you had fuck all as for independence maybe they will get what they wish for one day and be up shit creek without a paddle

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By *urbostarMan
3 weeks ago

kirkcaldy / london

I don’t mind paying extra tax for’ free’ prescriptions i do object to the millions of £s being spent on under 22s and free travel, school bags for kids and all that shit.


"What they done just fucking tax tax us cant even have a happy hour in the fucking pub bunch of retards .Fuel the benefits system no wonder half the people don't want to work a lot better off on benefits. It used to be if didn't work you had fuck all as for independence maybe they will get what they wish for one day and be up shit creek without a paddle"

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By *urbostarMan
3 weeks ago

kirkcaldy / london

But still NO

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By *ing777Man
3 weeks ago

dunfermline

Only reason they can ask for this is because of the support of the green party enough said

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By *om4twinksMan
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Welcome to Quisling Cuntry, where spineless cucks prefer to be ruled by another country which doesn't actually give a shit for them but loves plundering their resources.

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By *arcus BezzantMan
3 weeks ago

North Ayrshire


"Welcome to Quisling Cuntry, where spineless cucks prefer to be ruled by another country which doesn't actually give a shit for them but loves plundering their resources.

"

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

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By *illwalker12Man
3 weeks ago

A

No, we would immediately be bankrupt.

If you want independence, the corrupt SNP are not the ones to deliver it for you.

Sadly, if Reform get power down south, they will happily let it happen to claw back prospected expenditure once the barnett formula is scrapped

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By *ife68Man
3 weeks ago

Dunfermline


"The principle of self-determination is as important for countries as for individuals.

Denial of that principle would make you a democracy-denying fascist and abuser.

It is valid, although morally unsustainable, to want your country to be (mis)governed by another country. There is a term for such people.

The principles of democracy would surely require regular ballots on this vital issue, just as much as for choosing a government.

What's that you say? Now is not the time? Ha!"

We are in a Union, we’re are not governed by another country.

We do have regular ballots, they are called General Elections!

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By *ac-in-jockMan
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Yes the democratic will of the Scottish electorate is being denied

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By *estscotmanMan
3 weeks ago

Glasgow

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By *estscotmanMan
3 weeks ago

Glasgow


"Welcome to Quisling Cuntry, where spineless cucks prefer to be ruled by another country which doesn't actually give a shit for them but loves plundering their resources.

"

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By *arleyboy200Man
3 weeks ago

saltcoats

Think we should be more worried about the invasion an take over whole of uk independence least of your worries

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By *avem37Man
3 weeks ago

Tenerife south, no idea how close

Yes, we consistently vote in pro independence party's, if England wanted to leave who would they ask permission from?

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By *olinbibottomMan
3 weeks ago

Cumbernauld


"Westminster has said no to another independence referendum. 2014 was a clear 45% for independence. Since then things have changed and a lot more people are eligible to vote and lots of people have died. Do you think we are being held to ransom and treated unfairly on this vote whether your a YES or NO voter. "

Only people born in Scotland should vote on what’s going to affect the country for ever. But I don’t think the majority of Sottish people are that stupid to vote for independence

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By *ngel50TV/TS
3 weeks ago

Kinross


"Think we should be more worried about the invasion an take over whole of uk independence least of your worries "

Exactly

Glaswegians are being bred out of Glasgow and being replaced by immigrants.

Glasgow is the asylum seeker immigrant City of the UK with the most asylum seekers per capital of any City in the whole UK.

Goodbye Jimmy the Glaswegian, hello Muhammad, Ibrahim and Abdullah as they take over Buchanan street and the city centre 🤣😂🤣

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By *lasgowlatexMan
3 weeks ago

Glasgow

Yes

And for those that say they don’t trust or like the snp, that’s fine and I totally understand and respect your opinion. However can I ask is it the snp party that doesn’t get you vote or is it the idea of independence?? The thing to keep in mind is that if there was to be a successful independence referendum then the raison d'être for the snp to exist would be be complete. They are just a vehicle for independence

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By *usan 749ukTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Bangor


"The independence vote will constantly raise its head until it goes through,the yes voters can’t accept the people of this country already said no, that’s a democracy however I bet if they got independence you’d never get the chance to reverse it…..all we have now is whiskey and tourism can we really afford to go it alone….?

That's a ridiculous statement on so many levels.

65 countries have gained independence from "Britain". And guess how many have regretted it? Yes, none. "

They may not have regretted it but they are still asking for money and a lot of the African countries are shitholes now.

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By *heerdelight69Man
3 weeks ago

Largs , Ayrshire

Fed up with politicians and political shite etc.

I’m on here to get away from all that crap.

Keep it for another site please.

One sure way to divide and upset people!!!!

😳😔🫣

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By *ay couple me and him OP   Couple (MM)
3 weeks ago

Kilwinning


"Fed up with politicians and political shite etc.

I’m on here to get away from all that crap.

Keep it for another site please.

One sure way to divide and upset people!!!!

😳😔🫣"

Your reply means it's of interest

. Any normal person would just not comment.

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By *ubguy501Man
3 weeks ago

Near you


"Yes

And for those that say they don’t trust or like the snp, that’s fine and I totally understand and respect your opinion. However can I ask is it the snp party that doesn’t get you vote or is it the idea of independence?? The thing to keep in mind is that if there was to be a successful independence referendum then the raison d'être for the snp to exist would be be complete. They are just a vehicle for independence "

Both. There are plenty of reasons why leaving the UK would not work, but the people pushing for it is a reason to oppose it. Imagine the scale of corruption if the Murrell/Sturgeon acolytes were in charge of an independent nation?

The SNP might cease to exist, but the people in it would still be involved in politics.

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By *om4twinksMan
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh


"Think we should be more worried about the invasion an take over whole of uk independence least of your worries

Exactly

Glaswegians are being bred out of Glasgow and being replaced by immigrants.

Glasgow is the asylum seeker immigrant City of the UK with the most asylum seekers per capital of any City in the whole UK.

Goodbye Jimmy the Glaswegian, hello Muhammad, Ibrahim and Abdullah as they take over Buchanan street and the city centre 🤣😂🤣"

Who caused that? Tory and Labour governments in London have continued to dump the illegal immigrants they have FAILED to keep out or deport.

Glasgow today, Inverness tomorrow.

London fails, Scotland suffers.

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By *yrshireguy38Man
3 weeks ago

saltcoats

I was a yes at the time of site but im a defo no now

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By *elta LadMan
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh

A definet Yes for me, I don't need to hold England's hand to cross the road

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By *elta LadMan
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh

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By *elta LadMan
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh


"Think we should be more worried about the invasion an take over whole of uk independence least of your worries

Exactly

Glaswegians are being bred out of Glasgow and being replaced by immigrants.

Immigrants aren't responsible for your lives being shite, you are.

Glasgow is the asylum seeker immigrant City of the UK with the most asylum seekers per capital of any City in the whole UK.

Goodbye Jimmy the Glaswegian, hello Muhammad, Ibrahim and Abdullah as they take over Buchanan street and the city centre 🤣😂🤣"

Immigrants aren't responsible for your lives being shite, you are.

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By *3versMan
3 weeks ago

glasgow


"Think we should be more worried about the invasion an take over whole of uk independence least of your worries

Exactly

Glaswegians are being bred out of Glasgow and being replaced by immigrants.

Glasgow is the asylum seeker immigrant City of the UK with the most asylum seekers per capital of any City in the whole UK.

Goodbye Jimmy the Glaswegian, hello Muhammad, Ibrahim and Abdullah as they take over Buchanan street and the city centre 🤣😂🤣

Who caused that? Tory and Labour governments in London have continued to dump the illegal immigrants they have FAILED to keep out or deport.

Glasgow today, Inverness tomorrow.

London fails, Scotland suffers."

The Scottish Government, by making councils legally obliged to rehome anyone who is unintentionally homeless, in this case when asylum seekers get refugee status and are no longer homed by the Home Office

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By *HRISTINE006900TV/TS
3 weeks ago

Dunfermline

No.

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By *oeyK11Man
3 weeks ago

glasgow

Even on a gay site. Indy divides!

Make love lads not war!

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago

YES !

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By *arkwestendMan
3 weeks ago

glasgow

No are we just expected to keep having votes until the SNP get their way

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By *arkwestendMan
3 weeks ago

glasgow

Not the ones that are here to work and pay their taxes but the ones that are here for what they can get are

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By *ecent_wee_erseMan
3 weeks ago

Bearsden, Glasgow


"Even on a gay site. Indy divides!

Make love lads not war!"

This is so true!

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By *ohn542026Man
3 weeks ago

West Lothian

If we can do same as Norway open the fields back up and the whiskey yes

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By *heerdelight69Man
3 weeks ago

Largs , Ayrshire

Since when did this place become a political site???

What’s it got to do with having sexual fun and games???

Pathetic.

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By *rucey007Man
3 weeks ago

Paisley/Glasgow

Got to agree . Should be about sex and kink . No one is ever going to agree on Politics .

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By *ill19888Man
2 weeks ago

motherwell

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By *pankswitch2Man
2 weeks ago

lochgelly

Why does the Westminster government have the right to tell Scotland if they can or can't have a referendum they (the English) wouldnt ask Scotland if they wanted one. England would be a lot worse off with out Scotland and they know it hence they block a referendum. Scotland is a much better country than England. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

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By *on469mMan
2 weeks ago

Montrose


"Why does the Westminster government have the right to tell Scotland if they can or can't have a referendum they (the English) wouldnt ask Scotland if they wanted one. England would be a lot worse off with out Scotland and they know it hence they block a referendum. Scotland is a much better country than England. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿"

Respectfully, no!

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By *om4twinksMan
2 weeks ago

Edinburgh


"Why does the Westminster government have the right to tell Scotland if they can or can't have a referendum they (the English) wouldnt ask Scotland if they wanted one. England would be a lot worse off with out Scotland and they know it hence they block a referendum. Scotland is a much better country than England. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿"

No doubt about that. Leaving aside our beautiful landscapes, the unbeatable quality of our food and the better quality of life, we are more community-minded and egalitarian in outlook.

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By *om4twinksMan
2 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Why on earth do those who do not want to see politics discussed here, actually bother to read such topics and take the time to post negative comments, rather than moving on and ignoring?

Bizarre.

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By *jrc1Man
2 weeks ago

glasgow

Yes! It’s been 12 years since the last referendum, circumstances very different now. Plus it’s a matter of basic democracy, Scotland keep electing a pro independence majority in the Scottish Parliament. If pro union parties were so confident in thier arguments they should put it to the test and welcome another referendum.

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By *ubguy501Man
2 weeks ago

Near you


"Yes! It’s been 12 years since the last referendum, circumstances very different now. Plus it’s a matter of basic democracy, Scotland keep electing a pro independence majority in the Scottish Parliament. If pro union parties were so confident in thier arguments they should put it to the test and welcome another referendum. "

And what happens when we win again? You just demand another using the second as a precedent. Then another, then another, then another until you eventually scrape a win.

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By *on469mMan
2 weeks ago

Montrose

Not with any SNP Government

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By *b20Man
2 weeks ago

Glasgow

Sturgeon hates being controlled by Westminster, but guess what, she's just moved to London

Hypocritical theif, with a very selective memory, id never ever vote for them

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By *iley666Man
2 weeks ago

Kirkcaldy

Was Yes in 2014, still Yes in 2026.

If you thought Thatcher hated Scotland, wait till Farage gets in!

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By *mooth bearMan
2 weeks ago

Aberdeen

Exactly

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By *immy 21Man
2 weeks ago

glasgow

Yes. The Indi vote would bring an election then you vote whatever party

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By *lixerMan
2 weeks ago

Glasgow

I fail to see the attraction for any working class Scot in the Union. Unless you are a Billy Boy bigot.

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By *enjonMan
2 weeks ago

Sutton Coldfield


"Yes, we consistently vote in pro independence party's, if England wanted to leave who would they ask permission from?"

The United Kingdom government, of which Scotland is still part of hence the requirement to seek permission. People tend to forget that England is the only UK nation that does not have its own government and is totally ruled by all of the UK nations including Scotland, who have a say in how all of Englands affairs are run. Where as England does not have a say in the devolved issues of the other UK nations. So if you want to talk about unfairness and Westminster bias!!!!

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By *erasusMan
2 weeks ago

Glasgow


"Yes, we consistently vote in pro independence party's, if England wanted to leave who would they ask permission from?

The United Kingdom government, of which Scotland is still part of hence the requirement to seek permission. People tend to forget that England is the only UK nation that does not have its own government and is totally ruled by all of the UK nations including Scotland, who have a say in how all of Englands affairs are run. Where as England does not have a say in the devolved issues of the other UK nations. So if you want to talk about unfairness and Westminster bias!!!!"

Er…no….

The number of MPs from English constituencies far exceeds the numbers from the remainder of the UK

I have no issue with that but factually England has for more than 100 years the opportunity to decide

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By *op KatMan
2 weeks ago

Lochmaben

We don't want another vote and we are never going to be allowed to have one for another 30years we can't survive breaking up the union Russia are going to have another war soon and we need the union to survive SO no no no no no no no no

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By *arcus BezzantMan
2 weeks ago

North Ayrshire


"We don't want another vote and we are never going to be allowed to have one for another 30years we can't survive breaking up the union Russia are going to have another war soon and we need the union to survive SO no no no no no no no no"

So I take it you support Putin?

After all if Scotland should be owned by a hostile neighbour, surely so should Ukraine.

Or are you a hypocrite? Like nearly all British nationalists?

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By *airythighs61Man
2 weeks ago

nr, Sheringham

I,m wondering what it will take for the people of Scotland not to vote for that corrupt SNP party ... unbelievable they have their head in the sand .....

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By *arcus BezzantMan
2 weeks ago

North Ayrshire


"I,m wondering what it will take for the people of Scotland not to vote for that corrupt SNP party ... unbelievable they have their head in the sand ....."

Another viable pro independence party.

I was hoping The Alba Party would be it.

But I'm never ever going to vote for a right wing, anti working class British nationalist party.

I suspect there are many like me, so who do you expect us to vote for?

If not the SNP

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By *ikeylad100Man
2 weeks ago

Falkirk

No

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By *ubguy501Man
2 weeks ago

Near you


"I fail to see the attraction for any working class Scot in the Union. Unless you are a Billy Boy bigot. "

What is a ‘Billy Boy bigot’?

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By *avem37Man
2 weeks ago

Tenerife south, no idea how close

SNP corrupt? You had a look at what you have elected in the last 20 or more years.

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By *anillamanMan
2 weeks ago

Dalbeattie

SNP have given us a £5 billion pound debt, imagine how big that would be if they had full control!. No from me

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By *uirMan
2 weeks ago

Cumbernauld

Yes for me

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By *babeMan
2 weeks ago

lhere

No. Wen 2ouldnt not be able to defend our support ourselves and would say buh bye to free shit we get

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By *utcock61Man
2 weeks ago

glasgow

Absolutely no.

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By *utcock61Man
2 weeks ago

glasgow

SNP rotten to the core.

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By *ammy57TV/TS
2 weeks ago

Stevenage and Telford


"If we do what Norway do drill our own oil yes "

Sadly I think that's significantly less likely than independence, thanks to Westminster your rights to your oil are pretty stitched up.

Should Scotland leave ? There are benefits, ease of access to EU would be one.

Should you have a vote? What's the quote? "No man owes allegiance, to an oat he has not first put himself under"?

It is not for England to decide whether you can have a vote to be governed by England.

Worth remembering that wind energy and fresh water are worth far more to Scottish economy over next fifty years than oil.

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By *ay couple me and him OP   Couple (MM)
2 weeks ago

Kilwinning

Sad the amount of people rejecting the option of a vote on independence.

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By *ohn542026Man
2 weeks ago

West Lothian

What if England ask for independence

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By *astLindsayBiMan
2 weeks ago

Travelling


"Seems as if the SNP will keep wanting referendums until they get the result they want, that's not democracy, it's bullying. If they lose another referendum what will be the excuse for a third?

Just democracy. Too many on here are hostile to the concept.

New voters added, deceased voters deleted = revised voting population.

Pretty basic though fundamental concept, really. Not hard to grasp."

So if the answer is still no, you are happy to accept the choices of the masses?

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By *ohn542026Man
2 weeks ago

West Lothian

And SNP in a mess

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By *ri69Man
2 weeks ago

Cross

Get independance then vote to see who takrs charge in scotland

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By *azza81Man
2 weeks ago

Armadale

Yes all the way freeeeeeedom

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By *ammy57TV/TS
2 weeks ago

Stevenage and Telford


"What if England ask for independence "

Well when the commercial and vested interests decided to dump the colonies back in early 20century the public here were not asked.

There was a raid on treasury for compensation and people made fortunes through deregulation.

Should English have a vote on dissolving the union?

Absolutely.

But with carpetbagging Lord Haw-Haws like Farage floating about , the public should be careful what they agree to.

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By *lasgowlatexMan
2 weeks ago

Glasgow


"Yes! It’s been 12 years since the last referendum, circumstances very different now. Plus it’s a matter of basic democracy, Scotland keep electing a pro independence majority in the Scottish Parliament. If pro union parties were so confident in thier arguments they should put it to the test and welcome another referendum.

And what happens when we win again? You just demand another using the second as a precedent. Then another, then another, then another until you eventually scrape a win.

"

And so do we deny the democratic choice of the majority??

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By *lasgowlatexMan
2 weeks ago

Glasgow


"Get independance then vote to see who takrs charge in scotland"

Totally agree with this. The purpose of the SNP would be complete and they could dissolve the party

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By *uster2020Man
2 weeks ago

Glasgow

Simply put,has anyone heard if the Barnet formula?we just can't survive as an independent country without it(do you're research).

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By *ohn542026Man
2 weeks ago

West Lothian

Can anyone research how Norway does it and Ireland

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By *tmboyxoxMan
2 weeks ago

Edinburgh

No.

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By *illyloverMan
2 weeks ago

EH54

We’d have no official currency, we would need to join the monetary fund.

We’d have no armed services

We have No one capable of running our country as been proven in recent times and years!

No guarantee’s we would be in total ownership of the oil offshore. I’m sure the last referendum they changed the boundary lines.

Answers to the above on a postcard to ………….

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By *arcus BezzantMan
2 weeks ago

North Ayrshire


"We’d have no official currency, we would need to join the monetary fund.

We’d have no armed services

We have No one capable of running our country as been proven in recent times and years!

No guarantee’s we would be in total ownership of the oil offshore. I’m sure the last referendum they changed the boundary lines.

Answers to the above on a postcard to …………."

How would we have no armed services?

We'd get the ten Percent of the navy and air force Scottish taxpayers pay for, and never heard of Scottish regiments?

It always comes down to war with you British nationalists.

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By *allemptierMan
2 weeks ago

sandbach

There is no evidence that the EU would accept Scotland if they won the vote to leave the UK. The EU would want a monetary input which Scotlandland does not have. If they left but not joined the EU would they still be allowed to use Stirling which belongs to the English?

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By *rwankerMan
2 weeks ago

village fife

Didn't realize Stirling now belongs to the English

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By *allemptierMan
2 weeks ago

sandbach

Stirling is owned by the UK. If Scotland leave the UK they have to find their own currency.

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By *rwankerMan
2 weeks ago

village fife

Sterling bud

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By *ollobolloMan
2 weeks ago

Cambuslang

Absolutely not. I work and work hard

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By *iggreenockMan
2 weeks ago

Greenock

Not even reading previous pish. The oil is running out. They might finally set us free. Parcel of cunts.

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By *iggreenockMan
2 weeks ago

Greenock


"Stirling is owned by the UK. If Scotland leave the UK they have to find their own currency."

Hilarious. "Owned" literally a classic line from a fud!

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By *atureMeatMan
2 weeks ago

Old Kilpatrick (by erskine bridge)

The trouble is Theresa May was the first to say no, now is not the time, without giving a valid reason, so as long as their is a unionist government in power the answer will always be no, what i find a major concern is that the snp keep saying that they can force a referendum, they kick the can down the road to near the end of their time in office and somehow they burry it, and then make it an election issue, the fact is once no is declared thats it its over with, for the snp to continue to lie to us making out that its only a matter of time etc etc etc is just a nonsense, when we look at the parties in the house today, bar the greens and snp, the rest are all pro union, so the truth is unless there is some seismic shift in london towards the greens/snp, the independence referendum question is over and done with, and i dont see us ever getting it again, certainly not in my generation. This is over, time to move on and make the best of what we have. This is the truth. Moan all you like, a simple "no" is all it takes. Time to wake up folks we had our chance and its over now.

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By *arcus BezzantMan
2 weeks ago

North Ayrshire


"There is no evidence that the EU would accept Scotland if they won the vote to leave the UK. The EU would want a monetary input which Scotlandland does not have. If they left but not joined the EU would they still be allowed to use Stirling which belongs to the English?"

British/English nationalists assume everyone else hates Scotland as much as they do, the EU took Bulgaria and Romania when they were Third World Countries!

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By *reggabc99Man
2 weeks ago

blackhall durham

Do you think that the population is big enough that you could run the cou try on current taxation levels , whilst still having free universities care systems prescription etc? If yes then as far as I'm concerned you should have it but if it goes belly up England won't bail you out.

You government get more per head than our councils do around £1400 per person whereas it £ 695 in England

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By *ubguy501Man
2 weeks ago

Near you


"Yes! It’s been 12 years since the last referendum, circumstances very different now. Plus it’s a matter of basic democracy, Scotland keep electing a pro independence majority in the Scottish Parliament. If pro union parties were so confident in thier arguments they should put it to the test and welcome another referendum.

And what happens when we win again? You just demand another using the second as a precedent. Then another, then another, then another until you eventually scrape a win.

And so do we deny the democratic choice of the majority?? "

What democratic about constant referendums that the majority don’t want?

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By *eter55300Man
2 weeks ago

Moray


"Yes! It’s been 12 years since the last referendum, circumstances very different now. Plus it’s a matter of basic democracy, Scotland keep electing a pro independence majority in the Scottish Parliament. If pro union parties were so confident in thier arguments they should put it to the test and welcome another referendum.

And what happens when we win again? You just demand another using the second as a precedent. Then another, then another, then another until you eventually scrape a win.

And so do we deny the democratic choice of the majority??

What democratic about constant referendums that the majority don’t want?"

.

Is one referendum, 12 years ago, really constant referendums?

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By *ack10000Man
2 weeks ago

Dunfermline

What has this got to do with FabGuys get a life mate and keep this formum non political FFS

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By *opmaster62Man
2 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Yes yes fucking yes

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By *ubguy501Man
2 weeks ago

Near you


"Yes! It’s been 12 years since the last referendum, circumstances very different now. Plus it’s a matter of basic democracy, Scotland keep electing a pro independence majority in the Scottish Parliament. If pro union parties were so confident in thier arguments they should put it to the test and welcome another referendum.

And what happens when we win again? You just demand another using the second as a precedent. Then another, then another, then another until you eventually scrape a win.

And so do we deny the democratic choice of the majority??

What democratic about constant referendums that the majority don’t want?.

Is one referendum, 12 years ago, really constant referendums? "

The demands for a re-run started the next day.

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By *ornyFukker40sMan
2 weeks ago

glasgow

Yes… and always yes!

And like every other county that left the mother empire (peacefully or otherwise) then a new currently would be required… though a transitional phase of is using old/new currency like everywhere else that gained their independence is acceptable…

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By *eterpiperMan
1 week ago

fife

No and never, John Swinney couldn't run a raffle and like Sturgeon and Salmond he knew what was going on unless he's blind! If they do get independence, when they fuck it up like every thing they control at the moment, they will still blame the UK government.

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By *ichey6Man
1 week ago

aberdeen

Our Day Will Come.

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By *eterpiperMan
1 week ago

fife

More chance of being an islamic state than being independant.

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By *S2710Man
1 week ago

Glasgow region

100%. The UK's days are numbered, with nationalist governments in Edinburgh, Belfast and Cardiff. And it won't be missed.

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By *laything66Man
1 week ago

fife

Thig ar latha ,

I hope to live to see the day when we finally get rid of the English government and Scotland can move on

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By *ckSuccer4YouMan
1 week ago

cumbernauld


"More chance of being an islamic state than being independant. "

Facts 👍

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By *astonMan
1 week ago

Inverclyde


"Yes to stop the robbery and traitors can live in the country’s ass they lick ! "

Maybe they'll become a neighbour of Sturgeon eh?

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By *lasgowlatexMan
1 week ago

Glasgow


"Simply put,has anyone heard if the Barnet formula?we just can't survive as an independent country without it(do you're research)."

And yet other countries with fewer resources and less favourably positioned seem to thrive.

A myth perpetuated by unionists

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By *lasgowlatexMan
1 week ago

Glasgow

Everyone seems to think that , if, we gain independence that the snp will be the only democratic choice available

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By *ubguy501Man
7 days ago

Near you


"Everyone seems to think that , if, we gain independence that the snp will be the only democratic choice available "

Some people think that, and Nats project it onto all of us to try to convince us to vote for separation.

Did you not learn anything from the last referendum? Try answering folks concerns rather than thinking of ways to trick/shame us into voting to leave the UK.

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By *avina XTV/TS
7 days ago

South Glasgow

For those who want to stay part of England,understand this,you have never been considered by the MP's answerable to 50 million English people. Your life,and the lives of your family are insignificant but your country's resources are extremely important to England's well-being,and not yours.

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By *ubguy501Man
7 days ago

Near you


"For those who want to stay part of England,understand this,you have never been considered by the MP's answerable to 50 million English people. Your life,and the lives of your family are insignificant but your country's resources are extremely important to England's well-being,and not yours."

We are not part of England, we are part of the UK.

I bet anything you’d be one of the first to pounce if anyone other than a Scot conflated the two.

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By *olfstarMan
7 days ago

Edinburgh


"For those who want to stay part of England,understand this,you have never been considered by the MP's answerable to 50 million English people. Your life,and the lives of your family are insignificant but your country's resources are extremely important to England's well-being,and not yours."

What is this drivel?

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By *inkybi99Man
5 days ago

Edinburgh

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By *inkybi99Man
5 days ago

Edinburgh


"For those who want to stay part of England,understand this,you have never been considered by the MP's answerable to 50 million English people. Your life,and the lives of your family are insignificant but your country's resources are extremely important to England's well-being,and not yours."

That's what wee nippy said anaw.. then moved to London to live..

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