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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond

This is the latest poll that i ca see will anger unionists and piss them off lol oh well you know how unionists love polls unless they come from Wings over Scotland then for some reason polls are not to be believed lol

Question

Which government do you think should make the decision about whether there should be a new Scottish independence refererndum

Poll results

In Scotland-

Scottish government - 52%

UK government - 35%

In England

Scottish government - 37%

UK government - 51%

now thats qutie something that eh that the polls show people in England want the UK government dictating to when Scotland should have an independence

but in Scotland the Scottish people want the Scottish government to decide when Scotland has an independence referendum

what are England so afraid of to let Scotland people make the decisions ?

Also in the poll from the 2014 referendum same question asked here is the results

I voted YES

Scottish government - 83%

Uk government - 11%

I voted NO

Scottish government - 24%

UK government - 63%

I didnt vote

Scottish government - 53%

Uk government - 14%

Very interesting

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge

Who has the legal power to call a referendum on independence?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Where did they do the polls ? Around the local pubs on a Saturday night

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"Who has the legal power to call a referendum on independence? "

CLCC thats piss poor even for you

You should know fine well anyone can call a referendum

Did you not witness the UK government calling an advisory EU referendum and then thinking its ok for them to dictate that they are taking the whole UK out of the EU

This is why it wont be smart for the UK government to refuse a sectio9n 30 order when its handed in from the Scottish government

So while you can gloat about who have power over the section 30 order being granted

there is fuck all stopping Scotland having an adivsory referendum and if a yes vote comes through and the Uk government do a Madrid and the Scottish government could take it to the international courts

So CLCC is it wise to ignore a mandate from the people and Scottish parilament or grant the section 30 order which passed through Holyrood btw and yes its still to be handed over to the UK government but the mandate is there i dare the UK government to block it i would love to see them try

They wont hold Scotland people to ransom the more they push against the more people they will lose support for their union

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"Who has the legal power to call a referendum on independence?

CLCC thats piss poor even for you

You should know fine well anyone can call a referendum

Did you not witness the UK government calling an advisory EU referendum and then thinking its ok for them to dictate that they are taking the whole UK out of the EU

This is why it wont be smart for the UK government to refuse a sectio9n 30 order when its handed in from the Scottish government

So while you can gloat about who have power over the section 30 order being granted

there is fuck all stopping Scotland having an adivsory referendum and if a yes vote comes through and the Uk government do a Madrid and the Scottish government could take it to the international courts

So CLCC is it wise to ignore a mandate from the people and Scottish parilament or grant the section 30 order which passed through Holyrood btw and yes its still to be handed over to the UK government but the mandate is there i dare the UK government to block it i would love to see them try

They wont hold Scotland people to ransom the more they push against the more people they will lose support for their union"

Nope, only Westminster can. You know that kinky. We have been over this many many times.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"Who has the legal power to call a referendum on independence?

CLCC thats piss poor even for you

You should know fine well anyone can call a referendum

Did you not witness the UK government calling an advisory EU referendum and then thinking its ok for them to dictate that they are taking the whole UK out of the EU

This is why it wont be smart for the UK government to refuse a sectio9n 30 order when its handed in from the Scottish government

So while you can gloat about who have power over the section 30 order being granted

there is fuck all stopping Scotland having an adivsory referendum and if a yes vote comes through and the Uk government do a Madrid and the Scottish government could take it to the international courts

So CLCC is it wise to ignore a mandate from the people and Scottish parilament or grant the section 30 order which passed through Holyrood btw and yes its still to be handed over to the UK government but the mandate is there i dare the UK government to block it i would love to see them try

They wont hold Scotland people to ransom the more they push against the more people they will lose support for their union

Nope, only Westminster can. You know that kinky. We have been over this many many times."

You confused again ? Right lets try this one at a time

CLCC to confirm are you saying to everyone on here that the UK government have power to stop a referendum ?

Lmao thats me laughing at you btw

You clearly dont know the different

Want me to spell it out

The UK government have the power to refuse a section 30 order which would grant a legally binding referendum

The UK government have NO power to stop an advisory independence referendum

Got it yet ?

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge

Laugh away. Westminister Parliament is sovereign, and the only body that can grant an indepence referendum.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"Laugh away. Westminister Parliament is sovereign, and the only body that can grant an indepence referendum. "

Yeah i will lol

Again ANYONe call hold a referendum the UK have no power to stop a referendum

The UK government only have power to refuse a section 30 order which at this point has not be handed over from the Scottish government so there is nothing to refuse at this moment

Out of interest are you one of those people in England that believes that the UK government should decide whether there should be a new Scottish independence referendum ?

So you think 52% of people in Scotland are wrong that it should be upto the Scottish government ?

Thats as close as you can get to being a dictatorship where another countries government think they know best for the Scottish people who are sovereign

Did you forget we elect MP's and MSP's they work for us not the other way round

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge

I understand that constitution. Parliament is the sovereign body which can grant a legally binding referendum. No one else

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"I understand that constitution. Parliament is the sovereign body which can grant a legally binding referendum. No one else "

Right you catching on yet

The UK government cannot stop an advisory Scottish independence referendum correct ?

The UK government only have power to refuse a section 30 order which would grant a legal binding referendum on independence correct ?

So CLCC in your opinion are you one of those people in England that think the UK government should get to decide whether Scotland can have a new Scottish independence referendum ?

Or should it be upto the Scottish government to decide if Scotland should have a new independence referendum ?

Am just trying to work out if it really is people outside of Scotland thats trying to deny us the right to decide when we the people in Scotland can hold our own binding referendum ?

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge

My opinion makes no difference, it's the constitutional arrangements of this country that make the difference. In our system, parliament is supreme, and only parliament can grant a legally binding referendum.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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Oh ps aagain this is my opinion why is would be utterly foolish for the UK government to refuse a section 30 order

Because the EU referendum was only an advisory referendum non binding but the UK seem to be hell bent on pressing ahead with taking the whole of the UK out of the EU

So as i explained there is nothing wrong with Scotland then having their own advisory referendum and if its a yes vote then by the UK government logic of taking the whole of the UK out of the EU on an advisory referendum then they cant pick and choice what other advisory referendums have a yes vote

So it would be in their interest to grant that section 30 order and then they can campaign to keep Scotland in the UK

They keep on telling us Scotland doesnt want independence well then it shouldnt be hard to win another no vote then unless they are shit scared that people will vote for independence

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"My opinion makes no difference, it's the constitutional arrangements of this country that make the difference. In our system, parliament is supreme, and only parliament can grant a legally binding referendum. "

Ok will you at least agree with me there is nothing stopping Scotland having an advisory independence referendum ?

Again the only power the Uk government have is to refuse a section 30 order

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"Oh ps aagain this is my opinion why is would be utterly foolish for the UK government to refuse a section 30 order

Because the EU referendum was only an advisory referendum non binding but the UK seem to be hell bent on pressing ahead with taking the whole of the UK out of the EU

So as i explained there is nothing wrong with Scotland then having their own advisory referendum and if its a yes vote then by the UK government logic of taking the whole of the UK out of the EU on an advisory referendum then they cant pick and choice what other advisory referendums have a yes vote

So it would be in their interest to grant that section 30 order and then they can campaign to keep Scotland in the UK

They keep on telling us Scotland doesnt want independence well then it shouldnt be hard to win another no vote then unless they are shit scared that people will vote for independence "

So instead of a legally binding referendum in which the people of Scotland decide, you want a non-binding referendum in which MPs from all over the UK get to decide on Scotland's fate.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"Oh ps aagain this is my opinion why is would be utterly foolish for the UK government to refuse a section 30 order

Because the EU referendum was only an advisory referendum non binding but the UK seem to be hell bent on pressing ahead with taking the whole of the UK out of the EU

So as i explained there is nothing wrong with Scotland then having their own advisory referendum and if its a yes vote then by the UK government logic of taking the whole of the UK out of the EU on an advisory referendum then they cant pick and choice what other advisory referendums have a yes vote

So it would be in their interest to grant that section 30 order and then they can campaign to keep Scotland in the UK

They keep on telling us Scotland doesnt want independence well then it shouldnt be hard to win another no vote then unless they are shit scared that people will vote for independence

So instead of a legally binding referendum in which the people of Scotland decide, you want a non-binding referendum in which MPs from all over the UK get to decide on Scotland's fate. "

Oh my god man lol

Right in an advisory referendum on Scottish independence it again would only be for people living in Scotland that get to vote how bloody hard is that to understand lol

Now i would prefer the UK government grant that section 30 order to have a legally binding independence referendum

But if they refused which i think they would be mad to refuse that section order then there is nothing and i mean nothing the UK government can do to stop an advisory independence referendum and if a yes vote was to come back then how fucking stupid will that make the UK government look ?

I mean think of it really think about it the UK government are trying to take the whole of the UK out on an advisory EU referendum then willing to ignore an advisory Scottish independence referendum yes vote

It would be far more better and it would be in their interest just to grant the section 30 order and allow a legally binding independence referendum and campaign to keep Scotland in the UK if they believe Scotland doesnt want independence then it shouldnt be hard to win with a binding referendum on Scottish independence

Not a smart move

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge

So the Scottish Parliament have a non-binding referendum, which says Scotland will leave the UK. Then what happens? What's the next step? Do Parliament in Westminster vote on it?

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"So the Scottish Parliament have a non-binding referendum, which says Scotland will leave the UK. Then what happens? What's the next step? Do Parliament in Westminster vote on it?"

lol

Let's just say Scotland has a non-binding advisory independence referendum right and the vote comes in saying a YES majority vote

Am sure as hell the Scottish government would then take that result to the UK government and ask them to respect that vote if the UK government say they dont respect the vote as it was non-binding it would make the UK government look like as fucking joke

Again the EU referendum was non binding but the UK government think they can take the whole of the UK out of the EU on that non-binding referendum do you not see how fucking stupid and dumb that would make the UK government look

Also the Scottish government are well within their rights to then take that to international courts for them to decide

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"So the Scottish Parliament have a non-binding referendum, which says Scotland will leave the UK. Then what happens? What's the next step? Do Parliament in Westminster vote on it?

lol

Let's just say Scotland has a non-binding advisory independence referendum right and the vote comes in saying a YES majority vote

Am sure as hell the Scottish government would then take that result to the UK government and ask them to respect that vote if the UK government say they dont respect the vote as it was non-binding it would make the UK government look like as fucking joke

Again the EU referendum was non binding but the UK government think they can take the whole of the UK out of the EU on that non-binding referendum do you not see how fucking stupid and dumb that would make the UK government look

Also the Scottish government are well within their rights to then take that to international courts for them to decide "

Parliament voted on the EU referendum.

Which international court would Scotland take it to?

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By *bi_scotlandTV/TS
over a year ago

Glasgow

A rare bit of honesty from the SNP's deputy leader at Westminster.

She is markedly less keen to talk about Scottish independence, the SNP’s founding principle.

Blackman says she is not in Westminster to pressure the government for a referendum. “I don’t think most folk in their daily lives give two hoots about whether Scotland is a member of the union. The constitutional issues are not the biggest concern for an awful lot of people and, in fact, I very rarely talk about Scottish independence in the chamber, because I talk about things that matter to the people of Aberdeen.”

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/jan/02/kirsty-blackman-excuse-me-id-rather-shake-hands-snp-deputy-leader-westminster

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"So the Scottish Parliament have a non-binding referendum, which says Scotland will leave the UK. Then what happens? What's the next step? Do Parliament in Westminster vote on it?

lol

Let's just say Scotland has a non-binding advisory independence referendum right and the vote comes in saying a YES majority vote

Am sure as hell the Scottish government would then take that result to the UK government and ask them to respect that vote if the UK government say they dont respect the vote as it was non-binding it would make the UK government look like as fucking joke

Again the EU referendum was non binding but the UK government think they can take the whole of the UK out of the EU on that non-binding referendum do you not see how fucking stupid and dumb that would make the UK government look

Also the Scottish government are well within their rights to then take that to international courts for them to decide

Parliament voted on the EU referendum.

Which international court would Scotland take it to? "

Wow just wow

You seem very hell bend on being anti democracy and no want Scotland's people to decide when and if we shall have an independence referendum its the way t comes across

Again the EU referendum was a non binding referendum yet the UK government think they can take the whole of the UK out of the EU

Scotland elected a party into the Scottish parilament on a manifesto policy to hold a referendum thats the first part of the mandate then the next part of that mandate came when in Holyrood their was a debate on a section 30 order and it democratically passed 69-59 thats the mandate from the Scottish parliament to given permission for the Scottish government to hand over a section 30 order document to the Uk government now your right when you say the UK government have the power to refuse the section 30 order and am telling you why that is foolish and plays into the pro independence side hands go please tell your PM do refuse it go on lol

But May has ZERO legal means for her to stop a a non binding referendum

They can go to any international court they want

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"So the Scottish Parliament have a non-binding referendum, which says Scotland will leave the UK. Then what happens? What's the next step? Do Parliament in Westminster vote on it?

lol

Let's just say Scotland has a non-binding advisory independence referendum right and the vote comes in saying a YES majority vote

Am sure as hell the Scottish government would then take that result to the UK government and ask them to respect that vote if the UK government say they dont respect the vote as it was non-binding it would make the UK government look like as fucking joke

Again the EU referendum was non binding but the UK government think they can take the whole of the UK out of the EU on that non-binding referendum do you not see how fucking stupid and dumb that would make the UK government look

Also the Scottish government are well within their rights to then take that to international courts for them to decide

Parliament voted on the EU referendum.

Which international court would Scotland take it to?

Wow just wow

You seem very hell bend on being anti democracy and no want Scotland's people to decide when and if we shall have an independence referendum its the way t comes across

Again the EU referendum was a non binding referendum yet the UK government think they can take the whole of the UK out of the EU

Scotland elected a party into the Scottish parilament on a manifesto policy to hold a referendum thats the first part of the mandate then the next part of that mandate came when in Holyrood their was a debate on a section 30 order and it democratically passed 69-59 thats the mandate from the Scottish parliament to given permission for the Scottish government to hand over a section 30 order document to the Uk government now your right when you say the UK government have the power to refuse the section 30 order and am telling you why that is foolish and plays into the pro independence side hands go please tell your PM do refuse it go on lol

But May has ZERO legal means for her to stop a a non binding referendum

They can go to any international court they want "

Name one.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"So the Scottish Parliament have a non-binding referendum, which says Scotland will leave the UK. Then what happens? What's the next step? Do Parliament in Westminster vote on it?

lol

Let's just say Scotland has a non-binding advisory independence referendum right and the vote comes in saying a YES majority vote

Am sure as hell the Scottish government would then take that result to the UK government and ask them to respect that vote if the UK government say they dont respect the vote as it was non-binding it would make the UK government look like as fucking joke

Again the EU referendum was non binding but the UK government think they can take the whole of the UK out of the EU on that non-binding referendum do you not see how fucking stupid and dumb that would make the UK government look

Also the Scottish government are well within their rights to then take that to international courts for them to decide

Parliament voted on the EU referendum.

Which international court would Scotland take it to?

Wow just wow

You seem very hell bend on being anti democracy and no want Scotland's people to decide when and if we shall have an independence referendum its the way t comes across

Again the EU referendum was a non binding referendum yet the UK government think they can take the whole of the UK out of the EU

Scotland elected a party into the Scottish parilament on a manifesto policy to hold a referendum thats the first part of the mandate then the next part of that mandate came when in Holyrood their was a debate on a section 30 order and it democratically passed 69-59 thats the mandate from the Scottish parliament to given permission for the Scottish government to hand over a section 30 order document to the Uk government now your right when you say the UK government have the power to refuse the section 30 order and am telling you why that is foolish and plays into the pro independence side hands go please tell your PM do refuse it go on lol

But May has ZERO legal means for her to stop a a non binding referendum

They can go to any international court they want

Name one. "

You want me to name one even though no referendum has taken place ? Hold on to that thought when and if we go down that road then you can ask me ok

I cant go telling you who the Scottish government would go to they may not but you know fine well they can

So which part of what i have said do you think i am wrong on ?

That Scotland could have a non bnding referendum ?

That Scottish government have a mandate from the people and the Scottish parliament ?

Unionists may have you believe Nicola has handed in the section 30 order document but they would be wrong its still there ready and waiting to be send to the UK government

So at this time the UK government has refused bugger all because the Scottish government still have that section order document

And if the Scottish government choose to enact that section 30 order and sent it to Downing St and they refuse it again they Scotland could then hold an non binding referendum

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge

So you cant name which court would rule in such a case? Yet you still believe that's what would happen in the situation described in which Scotland voted to leave and Parliament voted against it.

Ok, well can you name any countries which have been to any court to resolve a similar issue?

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"So you cant name which court would rule in such a case? Yet you still believe that's what would happen in the situation described in which Scotland voted to leave and Parliament voted against it.

Ok, well can you name any countries which have been to any court to resolve a similar issue?"

How can i if there has been no referendum for the Scottish government to go to any courts

As for your other question just because there has not been any to my knowledge doesnt mean it cannot happen

Question for you

If Scotland voted to leave the UK in a non binding referendum are you saying that Scotland cannot go to international courts to get them to decide on the ruling ?

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"So you cant name which court would rule in such a case? Yet you still believe that's what would happen in the situation described in which Scotland voted to leave and Parliament voted against it.

Ok, well can you name any countries which have been to any court to resolve a similar issue?

How can i if there has been no referendum for the Scottish government to go to any courts

As for your other question just because there has not been any to my knowledge doesnt mean it cannot happen

Question for you

If Scotland voted to leave the UK in a non binding referendum are you saying that Scotland cannot go to international courts to get them to decide on the ruling ? "

So you believe there is an international court, somewhere in the world, that you can't name, that has never ruled on a case, that would decide if Scotland could leave the UK without permission from the UK government?

What is your source for believing this?

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"So you cant name which court would rule in such a case? Yet you still believe that's what would happen in the situation described in which Scotland voted to leave and Parliament voted against it.

Ok, well can you name any countries which have been to any court to resolve a similar issue?

How can i if there has been no referendum for the Scottish government to go to any courts

As for your other question just because there has not been any to my knowledge doesnt mean it cannot happen

Question for you

If Scotland voted to leave the UK in a non binding referendum are you saying that Scotland cannot go to international courts to get them to decide on the ruling ?

So you believe there is an international court, somewhere in the world, that you can't name, that has never ruled on a case, that would decide if Scotland could leave the UK without permission from the UK government?

What is your source for believing this? "

Your doing it again not answering my questions

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"So you cant name which court would rule in such a case? Yet you still believe that's what would happen in the situation described in which Scotland voted to leave and Parliament voted against it.

Ok, well can you name any countries which have been to any court to resolve a similar issue?

How can i if there has been no referendum for the Scottish government to go to any courts

As for your other question just because there has not been any to my knowledge doesnt mean it cannot happen

Question for you

If Scotland voted to leave the UK in a non binding referendum are you saying that Scotland cannot go to international courts to get them to decide on the ruling ?

So you believe there is an international court, somewhere in the world, that you can't name, that has never ruled on a case, that would decide if Scotland could leave the UK without permission from the UK government?

What is your source for believing this?

Your doing it again not answering my questions

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I certainly don't know of any such court, that's why I'm asking you about it.

So far we have the UK Parliament, and this as yet un-named court are the only bodies that can legally grant independence to Scotland. Is that right?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

He lives in fantasy land....thread after thread on Scottish independence....id call it wishful thinking...they guy will neither take advice or listen to others points...waste of time responding

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"He lives in fantasy land....thread after thread on Scottish independence....id call it wishful thinking...they guy will neither take advice or listen to others points...waste of time responding "

Fantasy eh ? Ok what am i wrong about then ? Lol

And its you lot that keep posting on the thread if Scottish independence wasnt a big deal then why is it we have alot of people post on these threads

Surely with the UK safe you wouldnt need to defend it lol

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge

So OP, have we determined that the only 2 bodies capable of granting Scotland legal independence are the UK Parliament and is un-named court that has never made a ruling? Is that right?

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"So OP, have we determined that the only 2 bodies capable of granting Scotland legal independence are the UK Parliament and is un-named court that has never made a ruling? Is that right? "

Yeah i know this and dont know how many times this has to be explained to you

Yes i know the UK government have power to grant or refuse a section 30 order however the UK government have no legal power to stop a non binding referendum on Scottish independence

Again it wouldnt be wise for the UK government to refuse that section 30 order hell am even telling get your PM to block it she knows it would be daft to do it

So CLCC going back are you one of the people in England that believe it should be the UK government deciding if Scotland can have a new independence referendum ?

As clearly people in Scotland think our Scottish government should be the ones deciding if Scotland can hold a new independence referndum ?

This should tell us what people in England will do to try and stop the Scottish people deciding our own future where the power should lie with the Scottish people not to a government we didnt vote for

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By *bi_scotlandTV/TS
over a year ago

Glasgow


"He lives in fantasy land....thread after thread on Scottish independence....id call it wishful thinking...they guy will neither take advice or listen to others points...waste of time responding "

Exactly, even the SNP's deputy leader at Westminster admit's most people don't care about indy

Blackman says she is not in Westminster to pressure the government for a referendum. “I don’t think most folk in their daily lives give two hoots about whether Scotland is a member of the union. The constitutional issues are not the biggest concern for an awful lot of people and, in fact, I very rarely talk about Scottish independence in the chamber, because I talk about things that matter to the people of Aberdeen.”

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/jan/02/kirsty-blackman-excuse-me-id-rather-shake-hands-snp-deputy-leader-westminster

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"So OP, have we determined that the only 2 bodies capable of granting Scotland legal independence are the UK Parliament and is un-named court that has never made a ruling? Is that right?

Yeah i know this and dont know how many times this has to be explained to you

Yes i know the UK government have power to grant or refuse a section 30 order however the UK government have no legal power to stop a non binding referendum on Scottish independence

Again it wouldnt be wise for the UK government to refuse that section 30 order hell am even telling get your PM to block it she knows it would be daft to do it

So CLCC going back are you one of the people in England that believe it should be the UK government deciding if Scotland can have a new independence referendum ?

As clearly people in Scotland think our Scottish government should be the ones deciding if Scotland can hold a new independence referndum ?

This should tell us what people in England will do to try and stop the Scottish people deciding our own future where the power should lie with the Scottish people not to a government we didnt vote for

"

So you agree that Parliament is the only body in the UK capable of granting a legally binding referendum. Great. I'm glad we got this sorted.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"He lives in fantasy land....thread after thread on Scottish independence....id call it wishful thinking...they guy will neither take advice or listen to others points...waste of time responding

Exactly, even the SNP's deputy leader at Westminster admit's most people don't care about indy

Blackman says she is not in Westminster to pressure the government for a referendum. “I don’t think most folk in their daily lives give two hoots about whether Scotland is a member of the union. The constitutional issues are not the biggest concern for an awful lot of people and, in fact, I very rarely talk about Scottish independence in the chamber, because I talk about things that matter to the people of Aberdeen.”

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/jan/02/kirsty-blackman-excuse-me-id-rather-shake-hands-snp-deputy-leader-westminster"

Oh wait i didnt know that pro indy supporters had to agree with everything the SNP members say lol

Oh wait unionists think its a cult lol

If its true that most people that dont care about independence there is a wee problem with that as you would think the UK government would then jump at the chance to allow a binding referendum to take place and kill off independence

Also the fact remains you cant change it no matter how much you want to the Scottish government have been given a mandate from the people of Scotland and yes even in Holyrood the parliament gave the Scottish government a mandate and permission to go to Westminster when they choose to with that section 30 order its there if need be thats democracy for you lol

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"So OP, have we determined that the only 2 bodies capable of granting Scotland legal independence are the UK Parliament and is un-named court that has never made a ruling? Is that right?

Yeah i know this and dont know how many times this has to be explained to you

Yes i know the UK government have power to grant or refuse a section 30 order however the UK government have no legal power to stop a non binding referendum on Scottish independence

Again it wouldnt be wise for the UK government to refuse that section 30 order hell am even telling get your PM to block it she knows it would be daft to do it

So CLCC going back are you one of the people in England that believe it should be the UK government deciding if Scotland can have a new independence referendum ?

As clearly people in Scotland think our Scottish government should be the ones deciding if Scotland can hold a new independence referndum ?

This should tell us what people in England will do to try and stop the Scottish people deciding our own future where the power should lie with the Scottish people not to a government we didnt vote for

So you agree that Parliament is the only body in the UK capable of granting a legally binding referendum. Great. I'm glad we got this sorted. "

Care to now answer my questions

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge

Ask away

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"Ask away"

Look above see where the question marks is there are my questions to you that you serm to be ignoring lol

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By *bi_scotlandTV/TS
over a year ago

Glasgow


"He lives in fantasy land....thread after thread on Scottish independence....id call it wishful thinking...they guy will neither take advice or listen to others points...waste of time responding

Exactly, even the SNP's deputy leader at Westminster admit's most people don't care about indy

Blackman says she is not in Westminster to pressure the government for a referendum. “I don’t think most folk in their daily lives give two hoots about whether Scotland is a member of the union. The constitutional issues are not the biggest concern for an awful lot of people and, in fact, I very rarely talk about Scottish independence in the chamber, because I talk about things that matter to the people of Aberdeen.”

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/jan/02/kirsty-blackman-excuse-me-id-rather-shake-hands-snp-deputy-leader-westminster

Oh wait i didnt know that pro indy supporters had to agree with everything the SNP members say lol

Oh wait unionists think its a cult lol

If its true that most people that dont care about independence there is a wee problem with that as you would think the UK government would then jump at the chance to allow a binding referendum to take place and kill off independence

Also the fact remains you cant change it no matter how much you want to the Scottish government have been given a mandate from the people of Scotland and yes even in Holyrood the parliament gave the Scottish government a mandate and permission to go to Westminster when they choose to with that section 30 order its there if need be thats democracy for you lol

"

You do though, we've seen you try to defend every single thing the SNP do. You'll never criticise a decision they make.

It's not about whether you agree with them or not anyway, it's the fact one of the senior party members is speaking the truth by saying most people don't give two hoots about it. And while you sit on a swingers website all day (by the looks of it) ranting about indy, you have an SNP MP saying she barely mentions it.

She also has a bit of a not very well disguised dig at Mhairi Black in the article as well

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"Ask away

Look above see where the question marks is there are my questions to you that you serm to be ignoring lol "

It's up to parliament to grant independence. We have established this. You even agreed!

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By *iboy69Couple
over a year ago

glasgow

May take a few years but Indy 2 not going away

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"Ask away

Look above see where the question marks is there are my questions to you that you serm to be ignoring lol

It's up to parliament to grant independence. We have established this. You even agreed! "

Again look above you have missed out answering question you accuse me of not answering question yet you do and other people have noticed it lol

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"Ask away

Look above see where the question marks is there are my questions to you that you serm to be ignoring lol

It's up to parliament to grant independence. We have established this. You even agreed!

Again look above you have missed out answering question you accuse me of not answering question yet you do and other people have noticed it lol "

I answered the question above, like I said, ask a question and I'll answer it.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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No you did not

Show your answer to these questions

1 So CLCC going back are you one of the people in England that believe it should be the UK government deciding if Scotland can have a new independence referendum ?

2. people in Scotland think our Scottish government should be the ones deciding if Scotland can hold a new independence referndum correct?

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"No you did not

Show your answer to these questions

1 So CLCC going back are you one of the people in England that believe it should be the UK government deciding if Scotland can have a new independence referendum ?

2. people in Scotland think our Scottish government should be the ones deciding if Scotland can hold a new independence referndum correct? "

1. We have already established that Parliament, not the UK government, is the only body that can grant an indepence referendum.

2. They are incorrect, that is not a devolved power.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire


"No you did not

Show your answer to these questions

1 So CLCC going back are you one of the people in England that believe it should be the UK government deciding if Scotland can have a new independence referendum ?

2. people in Scotland think our Scottish government should be the ones deciding if Scotland can hold a new independence referndum correct? "

matters not what they think, the reality is different..

is that so difficult to understand?

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"No you did not

Show your answer to these questions

1 So CLCC going back are you one of the people in England that believe it should be the UK government deciding if Scotland can have a new independence referendum ?

2. people in Scotland think our Scottish government should be the ones deciding if Scotland can hold a new independence referndum correct?

1. We have already established that Parliament, not the UK government, is the only body that can grant an indepence referendum.

2. They are incorrect, that is not a devolved power. "

Jesus christ how hard is it

Ok lets make it more simple for you

just answer this one then

1 So CLCC in your opinion are you one of the people in England that believe it should be the UK government deciding if Scotland can have a new independence referendum YES or NO ?

i dont wanna hear this pish about the Uk government have the power to grant or refuse a section 30 order i know this already that is not the question i am asking you

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"No you did not

Show your answer to these questions

1 So CLCC going back are you one of the people in England that believe it should be the UK government deciding if Scotland can have a new independence referendum ?

2. people in Scotland think our Scottish government should be the ones deciding if Scotland can hold a new independence referndum correct?

1. We have already established that Parliament, not the UK government, is the only body that can grant an indepence referendum.

2. They are incorrect, that is not a devolved power.

Jesus christ how hard is it

Ok lets make it more simple for you

just answer this one then

1 So CLCC in your opinion are you one of the people in England that believe it should be the UK government deciding if Scotland can have a new independence referendum YES or NO ?

i dont wanna hear this pish about the Uk government have the power to grant or refuse a section 30 order i know this already that is not the question i am asking you

"

I don't believe there should be constitutional change on this issue. Parliament is the sovereign body, and I think it should stay that way.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"No you did not

Show your answer to these questions

1 So CLCC going back are you one of the people in England that believe it should be the UK government deciding if Scotland can have a new independence referendum ?

2. people in Scotland think our Scottish government should be the ones deciding if Scotland can hold a new independence referndum correct?

matters not what they think, the reality is different..

is that so difficult to understand?"

Wow smacks of fuck you Scotland we will decide for you when you can have an independence referendum

Stuff shit if the Scottish people want the Scottish government to decide when and if we can have a new independence referendum eh

And then you wonder why people want to break away from the UK lol

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"No you did not

Show your answer to these questions

1 So CLCC going back are you one of the people in England that believe it should be the UK government deciding if Scotland can have a new independence referendum ?

2. people in Scotland think our Scottish government should be the ones deciding if Scotland can hold a new independence referndum correct?

1. We have already established that Parliament, not the UK government, is the only body that can grant an indepence referendum.

2. They are incorrect, that is not a devolved power.

Jesus christ how hard is it

Ok lets make it more simple for you

just answer this one then

1 So CLCC in your opinion are you one of the people in England that believe it should be the UK government deciding if Scotland can have a new independence referendum YES or NO ?

i dont wanna hear this pish about the Uk government have the power to grant or refuse a section 30 order i know this already that is not the question i am asking you

I don't believe there should be constitutional change on this issue. Parliament is the sovereign body, and I think it should stay that way. "

But thats not for you or anyone living in England to decide that

Thats madness and borderline dictatorship

Whats is so wrong about the people living in Scotland deciding if we want an independence referendum and the Scottish government acting on the will 0f the Scottish people ?

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge

OP, you know how the poloce say that ignorance of the law is no defence? Well the constitution is like that too. It doesn't matter if Scottish people are ignorant of it. The constitution still applies.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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Put this way i wouldnt dream of telling people in England no you cant have an independence referendum if thats what you vote for

Again the way it comes across is some in England are feart to lose Scotland's money and resources

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"No you did not

Show your answer to these questions

1 So CLCC going back are you one of the people in England that believe it should be the UK government deciding if Scotland can have a new independence referendum ?

2. people in Scotland think our Scottish government should be the ones deciding if Scotland can hold a new independence referndum correct?

1. We have already established that Parliament, not the UK government, is the only body that can grant an indepence referendum.

2. They are incorrect, that is not a devolved power.

Jesus christ how hard is it

Ok lets make it more simple for you

just answer this one then

1 So CLCC in your opinion are you one of the people in England that believe it should be the UK government deciding if Scotland can have a new independence referendum YES or NO ?

i dont wanna hear this pish about the Uk government have the power to grant or refuse a section 30 order i know this already that is not the question i am asking you

I don't believe there should be constitutional change on this issue. Parliament is the sovereign body, and I think it should stay that way.

But thats not for you or anyone living in England to decide that

Thats madness and borderline dictatorship

Whats is so wrong about the people living in Scotland deciding if we want an independence referendum and the Scottish government acting on the will 0f the Scottish people ?"

Because parliament is sovereign. Parliament created the Scottish Parliament, and decided what powers it had and didn't have. Parliament decided that the Scottish Parliament didn't have the power to decide independence, or have a referendum on independence.

That's the system we have.

If the UK population want constitutional change on this issue, then they need to elect a party into government with that in their manifesto.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire


"No you did not

Show your answer to these questions

1 So CLCC going back are you one of the people in England that believe it should be the UK government deciding if Scotland can have a new independence referendum ?

2. people in Scotland think our Scottish government should be the ones deciding if Scotland can hold a new independence referndum correct?

matters not what they think, the reality is different..

is that so difficult to understand?

Wow smacks of fuck you Scotland we will decide for you when you can have an independence referendum

Stuff shit if the Scottish people want the Scottish government to decide when and if we can have a new independence referendum eh

And then you wonder why people want to break away from the UK lol "

stop it with the 'they all hate us bollocks'..

nothing i posted clearly says fuck anyone, its simplistically wrote because in a nutshell its just that..a very simple situation..

its not me nor anyone else on this forum who have a say in the issue, its the elected member's of Parliament initially..

and that is that for now, no matter what you want..

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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Erm duh the SNP were elected into government on their manifesto policy to hold a referendum so is that not to be respected now ?

Your words'' they need to elect a party into government with that in their manifesto

So does that not apply all because the SNP put in their manifesto to have the right to hold an independence referendum and people elected them as the majority in Westminster oh before you think got him no no again the SNP are the majority in Scotland with 35 Scottish seats out of 59

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"No you did not

Show your answer to these questions

1 So CLCC going back are you one of the people in England that believe it should be the UK government deciding if Scotland can have a new independence referendum ?

2. people in Scotland think our Scottish government should be the ones deciding if Scotland can hold a new independence referndum correct?

matters not what they think, the reality is different..

is that so difficult to understand?

Wow smacks of fuck you Scotland we will decide for you when you can have an independence referendum

Stuff shit if the Scottish people want the Scottish government to decide when and if we can have a new independence referendum eh

And then you wonder why people want to break away from the UK lol

stop it with the 'they all hate us bollocks'..

nothing i posted clearly says fuck anyone, its simplistically wrote because in a nutshell its just that..a very simple situation..

its not me nor anyone else on this forum who have a say in the issue, its the elected member's of Parliament initially..

and that is that for now, no matter what you want.. "

Have i accused anyone on here of that nope

but none the less the poll i quoted at the very top tells you England people in the majorty seem to think its fine for the UK government to dictate terms to when Scotland should have a new independence referendum

Something very wrong about that

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"Erm duh the SNP were elected into government on their manifesto policy to hold a referendum so is that not to be respected now ?

Your words'' they need to elect a party into government with that in their manifesto

So does that not apply all because the SNP put in their manifesto to have the right to hold an independence referendum and people elected them as the majority in Westminster oh before you think got him no no again the SNP are the majority in Scotland with 35 Scottish seats out of 59

"

Wrong parliament.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"Erm duh the SNP were elected into government on their manifesto policy to hold a referendum so is that not to be respected now ?

Your words'' they need to elect a party into government with that in their manifesto

So does that not apply all because the SNP put in their manifesto to have the right to hold an independence referendum and people elected them as the majority in Westminster oh before you think got him no no again the SNP are the majority in Scotland with 35 Scottish seats out of 59

Wrong parliament. "

What are you saying ? You know fine well the SNP will never be elected to be the UK government

But you also know fine well in Westminster the people voted and elected 35 SNP mp's to Westminster which is the majority as you should well there is 59 Scottish seats in Westminster do your math and you will find out 35 is the majority out of 59 lol

Even a wean can work that shit out lol

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond

Fomr posts in here you would think the British empire was still alive and well

No surrender and Rule Britannia and all that shite

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"Erm duh the SNP were elected into government on their manifesto policy to hold a referendum so is that not to be respected now ?

Your words'' they need to elect a party into government with that in their manifesto

So does that not apply all because the SNP put in their manifesto to have the right to hold an independence referendum and people elected them as the majority in Westminster oh before you think got him no no again the SNP are the majority in Scotland with 35 Scottish seats out of 59

Wrong parliament.

What are you saying ? You know fine well the SNP will never be elected to be the UK government

But you also know fine well in Westminster the people voted and elected 35 SNP mp's to Westminster which is the majority as you should well there is 59 Scottish seats in Westminster do your math and you will find out 35 is the majority out of 59 lol

Even a wean can work that shit out lol"

Constitutional change isn't decided by devolved administrations, only by parliament.

Like I said, if the people of the UK want constitutional change, that's where they elect a party.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"Erm duh the SNP were elected into government on their manifesto policy to hold a referendum so is that not to be respected now ?

Your words'' they need to elect a party into government with that in their manifesto

So does that not apply all because the SNP put in their manifesto to have the right to hold an independence referendum and people elected them as the majority in Westminster oh before you think got him no no again the SNP are the majority in Scotland with 35 Scottish seats out of 59

Wrong parliament.

What are you saying ? You know fine well the SNP will never be elected to be the UK government

But you also know fine well in Westminster the people voted and elected 35 SNP mp's to Westminster which is the majority as you should well there is 59 Scottish seats in Westminster do your math and you will find out 35 is the majority out of 59 lol

Even a wean can work that shit out lol

Constitutional change isn't decided by devolved administrations, only by parliament.

Like I said, if the people of the UK want constitutional change, that's where they elect a party. "

Fucking hell kill me now lol your lack of knowledge is borderline worrying lol

Again to quote you '' If the UK population want constitutional change on this issue, then they need to elect a party into government with that in their manifesto''

Right so how does that happen if Scotland sends a majority of SNP mps to Westminster ? As you know fine well like i said SNP cant be elected into the UK government?

Unless your trying to say the people of Scotland should give up voting SNP just to get change on the Constitution which makes fuck all sense to vote for useless unionist branch office that do fuck all for Scotland

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"Erm duh the SNP were elected into government on their manifesto policy to hold a referendum so is that not to be respected now ?

Your words'' they need to elect a party into government with that in their manifesto

So does that not apply all because the SNP put in their manifesto to have the right to hold an independence referendum and people elected them as the majority in Westminster oh before you think got him no no again the SNP are the majority in Scotland with 35 Scottish seats out of 59

Wrong parliament.

What are you saying ? You know fine well the SNP will never be elected to be the UK government

But you also know fine well in Westminster the people voted and elected 35 SNP mp's to Westminster which is the majority as you should well there is 59 Scottish seats in Westminster do your math and you will find out 35 is the majority out of 59 lol

Even a wean can work that shit out lol

Constitutional change isn't decided by devolved administrations, only by parliament.

Like I said, if the people of the UK want constitutional change, that's where they elect a party.

Fucking hell kill me now lol your lack of knowledge is borderline worrying lol

Again to quote you '' If the UK population want constitutional change on this issue, then they need to elect a party into government with that in their manifesto''

Right so how does that happen if Scotland sends a majority of SNP mps to Westminster ? As you know fine well like i said SNP cant be elected into the UK government?

Unless your trying to say the people of Scotland should give up voting SNP just to get change on the Constitution which makes fuck all sense to vote for useless unionist branch office that do fuck all for Scotland"

Unless the SNP start standing in other seats, they can never get a majority in Westminster. The SNP cannot affect constituional change. If that is your primary concern, then you shouldn't vote for them.

My knowledge of politics and the constitutional arrangements of the UK is far far superior to yours. I am qualified to speak on this issue, are you?

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"Fomr posts in here you would think the British empire was still alive and well

No surrender and Rule Britannia and all that shite"

and here we have it in a nutshell....

just because you have an ignorance of how the law works with regards to referendum, you throw the toys out the pram!!!

at the moment you are just screaming because you don't like the law... and when people tell you what the legal process actually is you act petulant and don't listen...

so what i would actually say at this point is this...

since it is plainly clear that you don't really want any discussion, and you aren't evening bothering to listen.... and clearly just like the sound of your own voice at this point

whats the point??????

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"Erm duh the SNP were elected into government on their manifesto policy to hold a referendum so is that not to be respected now ?

Your words'' they need to elect a party into government with that in their manifesto

So does that not apply all because the SNP put in their manifesto to have the right to hold an independence referendum and people elected them as the majority in Westminster oh before you think got him no no again the SNP are the majority in Scotland with 35 Scottish seats out of 59

Wrong parliament.

What are you saying ? You know fine well the SNP will never be elected to be the UK government

But you also know fine well in Westminster the people voted and elected 35 SNP mp's to Westminster which is the majority as you should well there is 59 Scottish seats in Westminster do your math and you will find out 35 is the majority out of 59 lol

Even a wean can work that shit out lol

Constitutional change isn't decided by devolved administrations, only by parliament.

Like I said, if the people of the UK want constitutional change, that's where they elect a party.

Fucking hell kill me now lol your lack of knowledge is borderline worrying lol

Again to quote you '' If the UK population want constitutional change on this issue, then they need to elect a party into government with that in their manifesto''

Right so how does that happen if Scotland sends a majority of SNP mps to Westminster ? As you know fine well like i said SNP cant be elected into the UK government?

Unless your trying to say the people of Scotland should give up voting SNP just to get change on the Constitution which makes fuck all sense to vote for useless unionist branch office that do fuck all for Scotland

Unless the SNP start standing in other seats, they can never get a majority in Westminster. The SNP cannot affect constituional change. If that is your primary concern, then you shouldn't vote for them.

My knowledge of politics and the constitutional arrangements of the UK is far far superior to yours. I am qualified to speak on this issue, are you? "

Wow again this is worrying the lack of knowledge from you you sure you know how this all works ? lol

First off the SNP will never stand in English seats why you ask erm well duh the big clue is in the Scottish National Party lol

2nd the SNP have a majority of Scottish seats how many more time does that need explained to you

the SNP have 35 SNP mp's OUT OF 59 Scottish seats which is the majority duh!!! lol

Right so what your saying is people have to give up voting for SNP if they want constituional change how fucking convenientis that lol

Wow childish eh my dick is big than your dick lol Ah right so now am not qualified lol

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"Fomr posts in here you would think the British empire was still alive and well

No surrender and Rule Britannia and all that shite

and here we have it in a nutshell....

just because you have an ignorance of how the law works with regards to referendum, you throw the toys out the pram!!!

at the moment you are just screaming because you don't like the law... and when people tell you what the legal process actually is you act petulant and don't listen...

so what i would actually say at this point is this...

since it is plainly clear that you don't really want any discussion, and you aren't evening bothering to listen.... and clearly just like the sound of your own voice at this point

whats the point?????? "

What the point ? You tell me at what point am i forcing people to post ? Lol

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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Before i go the night

i will make it clear for everyone

The Scottish government have a mandate from the people of Scotland and they have a mandate from the Scottish parliament that voted and passed on the secton 30 order that then gave the Scottish government permission to go at any time they chose to to give notice of the section 30 order to the UK government

Then yes t is upto the UK government to either grant or refuse the section 30 order which wouldnt be wise to do so

As i said there is bugger all and mean this there is bugger all no legal power that the UK government have to stop an advisory independence referendum and it it comes back a YES vote to independence then the Scottish government can go to the UK government to say respect the vote that Scotland voted for independence if the Uk government refuse to respect the vote then that screams of double standards

As i mentioned above the UK government think s fine to take the whole of the UK out of the EU on an EU advisory referendum so by that logic then it would be hard for them to then sit there and say no they dont respect the advisory independence referendum yes vote they would have fucked themselves up shit creek

Best thing they can do is grant the section 30 order and agree to have a legal binding referendum on Scottish independence then campaign all they like to keep Scotland in the UK am not afraid of a challenge

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Put this way i wouldnt dream of telling people in England no you cant have an independence referendum if thats what you vote for

Again the way it comes across is some in England are feart to lose Scotland's money and resources "

From one Scot to another ... please bloody give it a rest

You literally dont have a clue and just repeat the same bs over and over with some insults thrown in

And you were the one that mentioned cult ... but yea that is exactly what you sound like you are part of

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"Erm duh the SNP were elected into government on their manifesto policy to hold a referendum so is that not to be respected now ?

Your words'' they need to elect a party into government with that in their manifesto

So does that not apply all because the SNP put in their manifesto to have the right to hold an independence referendum and people elected them as the majority in Westminster oh before you think got him no no again the SNP are the majority in Scotland with 35 Scottish seats out of 59

Wrong parliament.

What are you saying ? You know fine well the SNP will never be elected to be the UK government

But you also know fine well in Westminster the people voted and elected 35 SNP mp's to Westminster which is the majority as you should well there is 59 Scottish seats in Westminster do your math and you will find out 35 is the majority out of 59 lol

Even a wean can work that shit out lol

Constitutional change isn't decided by devolved administrations, only by parliament.

Like I said, if the people of the UK want constitutional change, that's where they elect a party.

Fucking hell kill me now lol your lack of knowledge is borderline worrying lol

Again to quote you '' If the UK population want constitutional change on this issue, then they need to elect a party into government with that in their manifesto''

Right so how does that happen if Scotland sends a majority of SNP mps to Westminster ? As you know fine well like i said SNP cant be elected into the UK government?

Unless your trying to say the people of Scotland should give up voting SNP just to get change on the Constitution which makes fuck all sense to vote for useless unionist branch office that do fuck all for Scotland

Unless the SNP start standing in other seats, they can never get a majority in Westminster. The SNP cannot affect constituional change. If that is your primary concern, then you shouldn't vote for them.

My knowledge of politics and the constitutional arrangements of the UK is far far superior to yours. I am qualified to speak on this issue, are you?

Wow again this is worrying the lack of knowledge from you you sure you know how this all works ? lol

First off the SNP will never stand in English seats why you ask erm well duh the big clue is in the Scottish National Party lol

2nd the SNP have a majority of Scottish seats how many more time does that need explained to you

the SNP have 35 SNP mp's OUT OF 59 Scottish seats which is the majority duh!!! lol

Right so what your saying is people have to give up voting for SNP if they want constituional change how fucking convenientis that lol

Wow childish eh my dick is big than your dick lol Ah right so now am not qualified lol "

Yeah, so you don't have the qualifications, or the knowledge, or the understanding of what's going on.

I know the SNP won't stand in other parts of the UK, so that's why they will never be able to achieve a majority of seats in a 700 seat parliament, if they only stand for 60 seats. It's not rocket science. But you don't seem to be able to grasp this.

So either the SNP needs to hope for a coalition (rare in our system), or if you want constitutional change, then you need to vote for a different party.

How many parties have been in government in the UK in the last 50 years? The conservatives, Labour and the lib dems (in coalition). That's it. If you want constitional change, they are the only parties who can deliver it.

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

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"Put this way i wouldnt dream of telling people in England no you cant have an independence referendum if thats what you vote for

Again the way it comes across is some in England are feart to lose Scotland's money and resources

From one Scot to another ... please bloody give it a rest

You literally dont have a clue and just repeat the same bs over and over with some insults thrown in

And you were the one that mentioned cult ... but yea that is exactly what you sound like you are part of "

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"Put this way i wouldnt dream of telling people in England no you cant have an independence referendum if thats what you vote for

Again the way it comes across is some in England are feart to lose Scotland's money and resources

From one Scot to another ... please bloody give it a rest

You literally dont have a clue and just repeat the same bs over and over with some insults thrown in

And you were the one that mentioned cult ... but yea that is exactly what you sound like you are part of "

Oh wait that seriously sounds like i have to be gagged on my own thread let me think abiut that.......

Ok no thank you your more than welcome to stop posting anytime you like lol

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After the brexiters get their Brexit .I think they'll be up for a vote on English independence.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"Erm duh the SNP were elected into government on their manifesto policy to hold a referendum so is that not to be respected now ?

Your words'' they need to elect a party into government with that in their manifesto

So does that not apply all because the SNP put in their manifesto to have the right to hold an independence referendum and people elected them as the majority in Westminster oh before you think got him no no again the SNP are the majority in Scotland with 35 Scottish seats out of 59

Wrong parliament.

What are you saying ? You know fine well the SNP will never be elected to be the UK government

But you also know fine well in Westminster the people voted and elected 35 SNP mp's to Westminster which is the majority as you should well there is 59 Scottish seats in Westminster do your math and you will find out 35 is the majority out of 59 lol

Even a wean can work that shit out lol

Constitutional change isn't decided by devolved administrations, only by parliament.

Like I said, if the people of the UK want constitutional change, that's where they elect a party.

Fucking hell kill me now lol your lack of knowledge is borderline worrying lol

Again to quote you '' If the UK population want constitutional change on this issue, then they need to elect a party into government with that in their manifesto''

Right so how does that happen if Scotland sends a majority of SNP mps to Westminster ? As you know fine well like i said SNP cant be elected into the UK government?

Unless your trying to say the people of Scotland should give up voting SNP just to get change on the Constitution which makes fuck all sense to vote for useless unionist branch office that do fuck all for Scotland

Unless the SNP start standing in other seats, they can never get a majority in Westminster. The SNP cannot affect constituional change. If that is your primary concern, then you shouldn't vote for them.

My knowledge of politics and the constitutional arrangements of the UK is far far superior to yours. I am qualified to speak on this issue, are you?

Wow again this is worrying the lack of knowledge from you you sure you know how this all works ? lol

First off the SNP will never stand in English seats why you ask erm well duh the big clue is in the Scottish National Party lol

2nd the SNP have a majority of Scottish seats how many more time does that need explained to you

the SNP have 35 SNP mp's OUT OF 59 Scottish seats which is the majority duh!!! lol

Right so what your saying is people have to give up voting for SNP if they want constituional change how fucking convenientis that lol

Wow childish eh my dick is big than your dick lol Ah right so now am not qualified lol

Yeah, so you don't have the qualifications, or the knowledge, or the understanding of what's going on.

I know the SNP won't stand in other parts of the UK, so that's why they will never be able to achieve a majority of seats in a 700 seat parliament, if they only stand for 60 seats. It's not rocket science. But you don't seem to be able to grasp this.

So either the SNP needs to hope for a coalition (rare in our system), or if you want constitutional change, then you need to vote for a different party.

How many parties have been in government in the UK in the last 50 years? The conservatives, Labour and the lib dems (in coalition). That's it. If you want constitional change, they are the only parties who can deliver it. "

Funny that you know nothing about me CLCC but here you are saying have no qualifications

Condescending much ?

Is it that my dick is bigger than your dick again ? Lol

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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Ps CLCC i told you Labour Tory and Lib Dems can go suck my nuts i will never vote unionist branch offices in Scotland

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"After the brexiters get their Brexit .I think they'll be up for a vote on English independence. "

I agree with you UKIP voters want their country back lol

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"Erm duh the SNP were elected into government on their manifesto policy to hold a referendum so is that not to be respected now ?

Your words'' they need to elect a party into government with that in their manifesto

So does that not apply all because the SNP put in their manifesto to have the right to hold an independence referendum and people elected them as the majority in Westminster oh before you think got him no no again the SNP are the majority in Scotland with 35 Scottish seats out of 59

Wrong parliament.

What are you saying ? You know fine well the SNP will never be elected to be the UK government

But you also know fine well in Westminster the people voted and elected 35 SNP mp's to Westminster which is the majority as you should well there is 59 Scottish seats in Westminster do your math and you will find out 35 is the majority out of 59 lol

Even a wean can work that shit out lol

Constitutional change isn't decided by devolved administrations, only by parliament.

Like I said, if the people of the UK want constitutional change, that's where they elect a party.

Fucking hell kill me now lol your lack of knowledge is borderline worrying lol

Again to quote you '' If the UK population want constitutional change on this issue, then they need to elect a party into government with that in their manifesto''

Right so how does that happen if Scotland sends a majority of SNP mps to Westminster ? As you know fine well like i said SNP cant be elected into the UK government?

Unless your trying to say the people of Scotland should give up voting SNP just to get change on the Constitution which makes fuck all sense to vote for useless unionist branch office that do fuck all for Scotland

Unless the SNP start standing in other seats, they can never get a majority in Westminster. The SNP cannot affect constituional change. If that is your primary concern, then you shouldn't vote for them.

My knowledge of politics and the constitutional arrangements of the UK is far far superior to yours. I am qualified to speak on this issue, are you?

Wow again this is worrying the lack of knowledge from you you sure you know how this all works ? lol

First off the SNP will never stand in English seats why you ask erm well duh the big clue is in the Scottish National Party lol

2nd the SNP have a majority of Scottish seats how many more time does that need explained to you

the SNP have 35 SNP mp's OUT OF 59 Scottish seats which is the majority duh!!! lol

Right so what your saying is people have to give up voting for SNP if they want constituional change how fucking convenientis that lol

Wow childish eh my dick is big than your dick lol Ah right so now am not qualified lol

Yeah, so you don't have the qualifications, or the knowledge, or the understanding of what's going on.

I know the SNP won't stand in other parts of the UK, so that's why they will never be able to achieve a majority of seats in a 700 seat parliament, if they only stand for 60 seats. It's not rocket science. But you don't seem to be able to grasp this.

So either the SNP needs to hope for a coalition (rare in our system), or if you want constitutional change, then you need to vote for a different party.

How many parties have been in government in the UK in the last 50 years? The conservatives, Labour and the lib dems (in coalition). That's it. If you want constitional change, they are the only parties who can deliver it.

Funny that you know nothing about me CLCC but here you are saying have no qualifications

Condescending much ?

Is it that my dick is bigger than your dick again ? Lol"

You said you're not qualified!

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over a year ago


"After the brexiters get their Brexit .I think they'll be up for a vote on English independence.

I agree with you UKIP voters want their country back lol "

Yeah I wouldn't be surprised if UKIP morphs into a English nationalist party in 2020.

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"Ps CLCC i told you Labour Tory and Lib Dems can go suck my nuts i will never vote unionist branch offices in Scotland "

They are the parties who gave you the referendum asking if you wanted a devolved administration, who created the Scottish Parliament, who increased the power of the SP, who granted a legally binding independence referendum for Scotland, and you tell them to go and suck your nuts? Not one of those things did the SNP deliver.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"After the brexiters get their Brexit .I think they'll be up for a vote on English independence.

I agree with you UKIP voters want their country back lol Yeah I wouldn't be surprised if UKIP morphs into a English nationalist party in 2020. "

Yeah same and there policy will be lets take back control of little England lol

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"Ps CLCC i told you Labour Tory and Lib Dems can go suck my nuts i will never vote unionist branch offices in Scotland

They are the parties who gave you the referendum asking if you wanted a devolved administration, who created the Scottish Parliament, who increased the power of the SP, who granted a legally binding independence referendum for Scotland, and you tell them to go and suck your nuts? Not one of those things did the SNP deliver. "

Yeah again they can suck my nuts lol

Why do you think Scotland booted the unionists branch offices out on their arses in Holyrood ? Hehe

Ps get it right please Labour only gave Scotland a parilament to try and kill off independence didnt work lol

Also i pointed out to you when some daft fuck ie Tony Blair gave Scotland a parilament he breached the act of the union which was signed to united both kingdoms of Scotland and England and that there would be one parilament lol this is the people you want defending the union christ lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Literally no point in arguing with someone this brain washed

He is getting his kicks from it for sure ... and comes across like an uneducated offensive troll

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"Ps CLCC i told you Labour Tory and Lib Dems can go suck my nuts i will never vote unionist branch offices in Scotland

They are the parties who gave you the referendum asking if you wanted a devolved administration, who created the Scottish Parliament, who increased the power of the SP, who granted a legally binding independence referendum for Scotland, and you tell them to go and suck your nuts? Not one of those things did the SNP deliver.

Yeah again they can suck my nuts lol

Why do you think Scotland booted the unionists branch offices out on their arses in Holyrood ? Hehe

Ps get it right please Labour only gave Scotland a parilament to try and kill off independence didnt work lol

Also i pointed out to you when some daft fuck ie Tony Blair gave Scotland a parilament he breached the act of the union which was signed to united both kingdoms of Scotland and England and that there would be one parilament lol this is the people you want defending the union christ lol "

Keep voting SNP then for all I care! It hurts your cause, not mine

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"Literally no point in arguing with someone this brain washed

He is getting his kicks from it for sure ... and comes across like an uneducated offensive troll "

Oh am sure that not allowed on here name calling

Brain washed eh ok

Yet you come on to add nothing to the debate i may not agree with CLCC but will give him credit for at least debating he sounds like a lovely guy we just dont agree on stuff thats all

But there is no need for that and then try to gag me in my own thread its kinda you that came into this thread all hot and bothered no one forced you

If you wana make up your own thread your more than welcome too lol

Anyway you have a lovely rest of the evening

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"Ps CLCC i told you Labour Tory and Lib Dems can go suck my nuts i will never vote unionist branch offices in Scotland

They are the parties who gave you the referendum asking if you wanted a devolved administration, who created the Scottish Parliament, who increased the power of the SP, who granted a legally binding independence referendum for Scotland, and you tell them to go and suck your nuts? Not one of those things did the SNP deliver.

Yeah again they can suck my nuts lol

Why do you think Scotland booted the unionists branch offices out on their arses in Holyrood ? Hehe

Ps get it right please Labour only gave Scotland a parilament to try and kill off independence didnt work lol

Also i pointed out to you when some daft fuck ie Tony Blair gave Scotland a parilament he breached the act of the union which was signed to united both kingdoms of Scotland and England and that there would be one parilament lol this is the people you want defending the union christ lol

Keep voting SNP then for all I care! It hurts your cause, not mine "

Thanks i will do as they have the best interests of Scotland at heart and the people of Scotland that elect them into government agree with me

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"Ps CLCC i told you Labour Tory and Lib Dems can go suck my nuts i will never vote unionist branch offices in Scotland

They are the parties who gave you the referendum asking if you wanted a devolved administration, who created the Scottish Parliament, who increased the power of the SP, who granted a legally binding independence referendum for Scotland, and you tell them to go and suck your nuts? Not one of those things did the SNP deliver.

Yeah again they can suck my nuts lol

Why do you think Scotland booted the unionists branch offices out on their arses in Holyrood ? Hehe

Ps get it right please Labour only gave Scotland a parilament to try and kill off independence didnt work lol

Also i pointed out to you when some daft fuck ie Tony Blair gave Scotland a parilament he breached the act of the union which was signed to united both kingdoms of Scotland and England and that there would be one parilament lol this is the people you want defending the union christ lol

Keep voting SNP then for all I care! It hurts your cause, not mine

Thanks i will do as they have the best interests of Scotland at heart and the people of Scotland that elect them into government agree with me "

there has never been an SNP government in Westminster and never will be, that's why its a waste of time voting for them.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"Ps CLCC i told you Labour Tory and Lib Dems can go suck my nuts i will never vote unionist branch offices in Scotland

They are the parties who gave you the referendum asking if you wanted a devolved administration, who created the Scottish Parliament, who increased the power of the SP, who granted a legally binding independence referendum for Scotland, and you tell them to go and suck your nuts? Not one of those things did the SNP deliver.

Yeah again they can suck my nuts lol

Why do you think Scotland booted the unionists branch offices out on their arses in Holyrood ? Hehe

Ps get it right please Labour only gave Scotland a parilament to try and kill off independence didnt work lol

Also i pointed out to you when some daft fuck ie Tony Blair gave Scotland a parilament he breached the act of the union which was signed to united both kingdoms of Scotland and England and that there would be one parilament lol this is the people you want defending the union christ lol

Keep voting SNP then for all I care! It hurts your cause, not mine

Thanks i will do as they have the best interests of Scotland at heart and the people of Scotland that elect them into government agree with me there has never been an SNP government in Westminster and never will be, that's why its a waste of time voting for them."

So what you asking is for me to give up voting SNP when i believe the SNP have the best interests at heart for Scotland to then go and vote dor a unionist branch office that couldnt give a damn about me yeah right ok like said the unionists branch offices can suck my nuts

You dont quite it do you?

When i vote in an election i aint voting for the UK Labour party or the UK Tory party or the UK Lib Dem party

I would be voting for there Scottish branch offices

Can you imagine it me voting for the Scottish Labour branch office giving Richard Leonard power in Holyrood or giving his Scottish Labour Mps power lmao dont make me laugh

The guy is just as bad as Kezia Dugdale if not worse and god knows i wouldnt want Ruth Davidson anywhere near power and Wullie Rennie the less said about him the better

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"Ps CLCC i told you Labour Tory and Lib Dems can go suck my nuts i will never vote unionist branch offices in Scotland

They are the parties who gave you the referendum asking if you wanted a devolved administration, who created the Scottish Parliament, who increased the power of the SP, who granted a legally binding independence referendum for Scotland, and you tell them to go and suck your nuts? Not one of those things did the SNP deliver.

Yeah again they can suck my nuts lol

Why do you think Scotland booted the unionists branch offices out on their arses in Holyrood ? Hehe

Ps get it right please Labour only gave Scotland a parilament to try and kill off independence didnt work lol

Also i pointed out to you when some daft fuck ie Tony Blair gave Scotland a parilament he breached the act of the union which was signed to united both kingdoms of Scotland and England and that there would be one parilament lol this is the people you want defending the union christ lol

Keep voting SNP then for all I care! It hurts your cause, not mine

Thanks i will do as they have the best interests of Scotland at heart and the people of Scotland that elect them into government agree with me there has never been an SNP government in Westminster and never will be, that's why its a waste of time voting for them.

So what you asking is for me to give up voting SNP when i believe the SNP have the best interests at heart for Scotland to then go and vote dor a unionist branch office that couldnt give a damn about me yeah right ok like said the unionists branch offices can suck my nuts

You dont quite it do you?

When i vote in an election i aint voting for the UK Labour party or the UK Tory party or the UK Lib Dem party

I would be voting for there Scottish branch offices

Can you imagine it me voting for the Scottish Labour branch office giving Richard Leonard power in Holyrood or giving his Scottish Labour Mps power lmao dont make me laugh

The guy is just as bad as Kezia Dugdale if not worse and god knows i wouldnt want Ruth Davidson anywhere near power and Wullie Rennie the less said about him the better "

Who would be in No 10 if the people who voted SNP had voted Labour?

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"Ps CLCC i told you Labour Tory and Lib Dems can go suck my nuts i will never vote unionist branch offices in Scotland

They are the parties who gave you the referendum asking if you wanted a devolved administration, who created the Scottish Parliament, who increased the power of the SP, who granted a legally binding independence referendum for Scotland, and you tell them to go and suck your nuts? Not one of those things did the SNP deliver.

Yeah again they can suck my nuts lol

Why do you think Scotland booted the unionists branch offices out on their arses in Holyrood ? Hehe

Ps get it right please Labour only gave Scotland a parilament to try and kill off independence didnt work lol

Also i pointed out to you when some daft fuck ie Tony Blair gave Scotland a parilament he breached the act of the union which was signed to united both kingdoms of Scotland and England and that there would be one parilament lol this is the people you want defending the union christ lol

Keep voting SNP then for all I care! It hurts your cause, not mine

Thanks i will do as they have the best interests of Scotland at heart and the people of Scotland that elect them into government agree with me there has never been an SNP government in Westminster and never will be, that's why its a waste of time voting for them.

So what you asking is for me to give up voting SNP when i believe the SNP have the best interests at heart for Scotland to then go and vote dor a unionist branch office that couldnt give a damn about me yeah right ok like said the unionists branch offices can suck my nuts

You dont quite it do you?

When i vote in an election i aint voting for the UK Labour party or the UK Tory party or the UK Lib Dem party

I would be voting for there Scottish branch offices

Can you imagine it me voting for the Scottish Labour branch office giving Richard Leonard power in Holyrood or giving his Scottish Labour Mps power lmao dont make me laugh

The guy is just as bad as Kezia Dugdale if not worse and god knows i wouldnt want Ruth Davidson anywhere near power and Wullie Rennie the less said about him the better

Who would be in No 10 if the people who voted SNP had voted Labour? "

Ok do you remember back in 2015 and in 2017 the SNP were willing to join up with Labour and others to lock the Tories out of government remind me again who said he would rather not form a UK government than do a deal with the SNP ? Milliband ?

Corbyn has said the same thing About no doing deals with the SNP to lock the Tories out now both knew they couldnt form a government on their own but still said no deal with SNP i get it Labour are pro union but doesnt stop them from doing deals to work with the SNP to lock this nasty bastard Tory party out of government

But instead they allow the Tories in

Scotland is sending a clear message we dont teust unionist branches to run Scottish affairs and we dont trust unionist parties in Westminster to stick up for Scottish people

Lastest poll SNP still miles ahead the people would vote for in Scotland and Scottish Labour branch back in 3rd dint think Richard Leonard is getting the message yet do you ? Lol

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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Want me to give you a clear example why i will never vote for Scottish Labour branch office?

Here is what Scottish Labour branch had to say in a tweet

'' At a time of soaring child poverty and failing wages the SNP and Try government must do more to make sure people receive the tax credits they're entitled too''

Now problem with this and Scottish Labour are clearly lying to people is because Labour blocked giving the Scottish government the tax credit powers

So there we have it Scottish Labour lying their arses off as they blocked devolving the tax credit powers t Scotland

again unionist branch offices bunch f useless fannies that have no interest in standing up for Scotland its must defend the UK union at any cost and that means lying to people and taking the people for right mugs

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Should have called this the Kinky CLCC thread

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

So many polls so little time

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It must be Scotland's third main industry after oil and getting wankerd?.

How will we divide the polling rights up, who's going to be in charge of the polls after separation and the demographics for polling takers? There awful, there all old Scots that need replacing with young keen English people.

It's all a dilemma that keeps me awake at night

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"Should have called this the Kinky CLCC thread

"

Maybe if some of the other anti-unionists actually explained the constitutional arrangements to kinky, then they might listen.

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By *or Fox SakeCouple
over a year ago

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"Should have called this the Kinky CLCC thread

Maybe if some of the other anti-unionists actually explained the constitutional arrangements to kinky, then they might listen. "

You can't teach a lump of coal physics

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By *icklybitMan
over a year ago

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No, but you can put a match under it.

Watch it smoulder.

It's fun.

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"Should have called this the Kinky CLCC thread

Maybe if some of the other anti-unionists actually explained the constitutional arrangements to kinky, then they might listen.

You can't teach a lump of coal physics"

i like that analogy.....

at the end of the day not real point talking to a brick wall, which is why i got out the thread...

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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Scottish NHS opertions cancellations fall in Nov and there is no plans for increased cancellations in Jan but in the English NHS ......

Well the PM says the NHS is better prepared than ever before but its on its knees

And yet the british media and unionists will have you believe Scotlands NHS is on meltdown yeah right ok stop the doom and gloom and praise the Scottish NHS and all the hard work they do

Well the Tories couldnt care less about the NHS

This is why am trying to tell you all Scotlands NHS has the best record in the UK and Nuffield trust have even came out and said the English NHS could learn from the Scottish NHS

I look at the English NHS and i can see why there is alot of people worrying down in England you know what to do get the Tories out of government

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"Should have called this the Kinky CLCC thread

Maybe if some of the other anti-unionists actually explained the constitutional arrangements to kinky, then they might listen.

You can't teach a lump of coal physics

i like that analogy.....

at the end of the day not real point talking to a brick wall, which is why i got out the thread..."

I just dont understand why any of the anti-unionists won't tell kinky they are factually incorrect.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"Should have called this the Kinky CLCC thread

Maybe if some of the other anti-unionists actually explained the constitutional arrangements to kinky, then they might listen.

You can't teach a lump of coal physics

i like that analogy.....

at the end of the day not real point talking to a brick wall, which is why i got out the thread...

I just dont understand why any of the anti-unionists won't tell kinky they are factually incorrect. "

Anti unionist ? Who is anti unionist ? I get people believe in the uk fair enough but its build on lies

Read above on what i said abiut the NHS and on Scottish Labour branch and tell me am wrong ?

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"Should have called this the Kinky CLCC thread

Maybe if some of the other anti-unionists actually explained the constitutional arrangements to kinky, then they might listen.

You can't teach a lump of coal physics

i like that analogy.....

at the end of the day not real point talking to a brick wall, which is why i got out the thread...

I just dont understand why any of the anti-unionists won't tell kinky they are factually incorrect.

Anti unionist ? Who is anti unionist ? I get people believe in the uk fair enough but its build on lies

Read above on what i said abiut the NHS and on Scottish Labour branch and tell me am wrong ? "

You are anti-unionist.

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By *or Fox SakeCouple
over a year ago

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I see the coalman has been...

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

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"Should have called this the Kinky CLCC thread

Maybe if some of the other anti-unionists actually explained the constitutional arrangements to kinky, then they might listen.

You can't teach a lump of coal physics

i like that analogy.....

at the end of the day not real point talking to a brick wall, which is why i got out the thread...

I just dont understand why any of the anti-unionists won't tell kinky they are factually incorrect.

Anti unionist ? Who is anti unionist ? I get people believe in the uk fair enough but its build on lies

Read above on what i said abiut the NHS and on Scottish Labour branch and tell me am wrong ?

You are anti-unionist."

Wrong am pro independence lol

So with lack of an answer i will take it you agree with me then CLCC great to have you on board that you think the Scottish NHS has the best record in the UK and you think Scottish Labour branch office are lying to the Scottish people

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"Should have called this the Kinky CLCC thread

Maybe if some of the other anti-unionists actually explained the constitutional arrangements to kinky, then they might listen.

You can't teach a lump of coal physics

i like that analogy.....

at the end of the day not real point talking to a brick wall, which is why i got out the thread...

I just dont understand why any of the anti-unionists won't tell kinky they are factually incorrect.

Anti unionist ? Who is anti unionist ? I get people believe in the uk fair enough but its build on lies

Read above on what i said abiut the NHS and on Scottish Labour branch and tell me am wrong ?

You are anti-unionist.

Wrong am pro independence lol

So with lack of an answer i will take it you agree with me then CLCC great to have you on board that you think the Scottish NHS has the best record in the UK and you think Scottish Labour branch office are lying to the Scottish people "

Exactly, you are against the union of the United Kingdom. So you are anti-unionist.

I'm not talking about the NHS on a thread about the constitution. If you want to talk about the NHS, start a new thread.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I think you're onto a winner kinky we live in a post truth age.Its all lies and smoke and mirrors.Brexit and trump and the left and the right everywhere spin and play the same game.Dont let facts get in the way of your independence movement.Everyone spins the truth.You got to fake it til you make it just look at Brexit and trump.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"Should have called this the Kinky CLCC thread

Maybe if some of the other anti-unionists actually explained the constitutional arrangements to kinky, then they might listen.

You can't teach a lump of coal physics

i like that analogy.....

at the end of the day not real point talking to a brick wall, which is why i got out the thread...

I just dont understand why any of the anti-unionists won't tell kinky they are factually incorrect.

Anti unionist ? Who is anti unionist ? I get people believe in the uk fair enough but its build on lies

Read above on what i said abiut the NHS and on Scottish Labour branch and tell me am wrong ?

You are anti-unionist.

Wrong am pro independence lol

So with lack of an answer i will take it you agree with me then CLCC great to have you on board that you think the Scottish NHS has the best record in the UK and you think Scottish Labour branch office are lying to the Scottish people

Exactly, you are against the union of the United Kingdom. So you are anti-unionist.

I'm not talking about the NHS on a thread about the constitution. If you want to talk about the NHS, start a new thread. "

Ooofftt touched a nerve CLCC ?

Abit of double standards you dont always stick to what the thread is about

I get thought not want to been seen praising the Scottish NHS while the English NHS is in meltdown

Also CLCC i get it you dont want seen saying that Scottish Labour branch office are lying to people

I know pro unionists too well its all doom and gloom with Scotland

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"Should have called this the Kinky CLCC thread

Maybe if some of the other anti-unionists actually explained the constitutional arrangements to kinky, then they might listen.

You can't teach a lump of coal physics

i like that analogy.....

at the end of the day not real point talking to a brick wall, which is why i got out the thread...

I just dont understand why any of the anti-unionists won't tell kinky they are factually incorrect.

Anti unionist ? Who is anti unionist ? I get people believe in the uk fair enough but its build on lies

Read above on what i said abiut the NHS and on Scottish Labour branch and tell me am wrong ?

You are anti-unionist.

Wrong am pro independence lol

So with lack of an answer i will take it you agree with me then CLCC great to have you on board that you think the Scottish NHS has the best record in the UK and you think Scottish Labour branch office are lying to the Scottish people

Exactly, you are against the union of the United Kingdom. So you are anti-unionist.

I'm not talking about the NHS on a thread about the constitution. If you want to talk about the NHS, start a new thread.

Ooofftt touched a nerve CLCC ?

Abit of double standards you dont always stick to what the thread is about

I get thought not want to been seen praising the Scottish NHS while the English NHS is in meltdown

Also CLCC i get it you dont want seen saying that Scottish Labour branch office are lying to people

I know pro unionists too well its all doom and gloom with Scotland "

No, I'm just bored of your bait and switch. You have been proved to be wrong on this thread, so now you want to change the thread entirely. By all means, post what you want on here, post about the NHS if you want, but I won't be talking about the NHS on here.

Going back to the OP, the only body in the UK that can grant independence to Scotland is the UK Parliament in Westminster. That's it. You have even admitted as such. So what is the point of the poll? There is none, it's a complete was of time.

You claim that there is also a court somewhere. You can't name this court. You can't tell me what rulings it has made. You can't tell me what country it sits in. You can't tell me the nationality of the judges. But you still maintain that there is such a court. Do you see how daft you look? Not one anti-unionist, or even pro unionist can back you up on this.

As you know, I am against Brexit, but if I said there was an international court, that I couldn't name, that could overturn the referendum result, there would be plenty of remainers telling me that I was wrong, and that such a court is just a fairy tale.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Should have called this the Kinky CLCC thread

Maybe if some of the other anti-unionists actually explained the constitutional arrangements to kinky, then they might listen.

You can't teach a lump of coal physics

i like that analogy.....

at the end of the day not real point talking to a brick wall, which is why i got out the thread...

I just dont understand why any of the anti-unionists won't tell kinky they are factually incorrect.

Anti unionist ? Who is anti unionist ? I get people believe in the uk fair enough but its build on lies

Read above on what i said abiut the NHS and on Scottish Labour branch and tell me am wrong ?

You are anti-unionist.

Wrong am pro independence lol

So with lack of an answer i will take it you agree with me then CLCC great to have you on board that you think the Scottish NHS has the best record in the UK and you think Scottish Labour branch office are lying to the Scottish people

Exactly, you are against the union of the United Kingdom. So you are anti-unionist.

I'm not talking about the NHS on a thread about the constitution. If you want to talk about the NHS, start a new thread.

Ooofftt touched a nerve CLCC ?

Abit of double standards you dont always stick to what the thread is about

I get thought not want to been seen praising the Scottish NHS while the English NHS is in meltdown

Also CLCC i get it you dont want seen saying that Scottish Labour branch office are lying to people

I know pro unionists too well its all doom and gloom with Scotland "

Now that is true, Scotland's NHS is in a far better place then the NHS south of the border

Many English are moving North for better hospitals, better G.P . surgery's and a better overall living standard

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"Should have called this the Kinky CLCC thread

Maybe if some of the other anti-unionists actually explained the constitutional arrangements to kinky, then they might listen.

You can't teach a lump of coal physics

i like that analogy.....

at the end of the day not real point talking to a brick wall, which is why i got out the thread...

I just dont understand why any of the anti-unionists won't tell kinky they are factually incorrect.

Anti unionist ? Who is anti unionist ? I get people believe in the uk fair enough but its build on lies

Read above on what i said abiut the NHS and on Scottish Labour branch and tell me am wrong ?

You are anti-unionist.

Wrong am pro independence lol

So with lack of an answer i will take it you agree with me then CLCC great to have you on board that you think the Scottish NHS has the best record in the UK and you think Scottish Labour branch office are lying to the Scottish people

Exactly, you are against the union of the United Kingdom. So you are anti-unionist.

I'm not talking about the NHS on a thread about the constitution. If you want to talk about the NHS, start a new thread.

Ooofftt touched a nerve CLCC ?

Abit of double standards you dont always stick to what the thread is about

I get thought not want to been seen praising the Scottish NHS while the English NHS is in meltdown

Also CLCC i get it you dont want seen saying that Scottish Labour branch office are lying to people

I know pro unionists too well its all doom and gloom with Scotland

No, I'm just bored of your bait and switch. You have been proved to be wrong on this thread, so now you want to change the thread entirely. By all means, post what you want on here, post about the NHS if you want, but I won't be talking about the NHS on here.

Going back to the OP, the only body in the UK that can grant independence to Scotland is the UK Parliament in Westminster. That's it. You have even admitted as such. So what is the point of the poll? There is none, it's a complete was of time.

You claim that there is also a court somewhere. You can't name this court. You can't tell me what rulings it has made. You can't tell me what country it sits in. You can't tell me the nationality of the judges. But you still maintain that there is such a court. Do you see how daft you look? Not one anti-unionist, or even pro unionist can back you up on this.

As you know, I am against Brexit, but if I said there was an international court, that I couldn't name, that could overturn the referendum result, there would be plenty of remainers telling me that I was wrong, and that such a court is just a fairy tale. "

My thread i can post what i want

Interesting CLCC so on my Poll about Scotland part 1 and 2 you didnt stick to what the thread was about but now for some reason you only wanna talk about what the thread is about

Oh i see someone is afraid to chat about the NHS lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Should have called this the Kinky CLCC thread

Maybe if some of the other anti-unionists actually explained the constitutional arrangements to kinky, then they might listen.

You can't teach a lump of coal physics

i like that analogy.....

at the end of the day not real point talking to a brick wall, which is why i got out the thread...

I just dont understand why any of the anti-unionists won't tell kinky they are factually incorrect.

Anti unionist ? Who is anti unionist ? I get people believe in the uk fair enough but its build on lies

Read above on what i said abiut the NHS and on Scottish Labour branch and tell me am wrong ?

You are anti-unionist.

Wrong am pro independence lol

So with lack of an answer i will take it you agree with me then CLCC great to have you on board that you think the Scottish NHS has the best record in the UK and you think Scottish Labour branch office are lying to the Scottish people

Exactly, you are against the union of the United Kingdom. So you are anti-unionist.

I'm not talking about the NHS on a thread about the constitution. If you want to talk about the NHS, start a new thread.

Ooofftt touched a nerve CLCC ?

Abit of double standards you dont always stick to what the thread is about

I get thought not want to been seen praising the Scottish NHS while the English NHS is in meltdown

Also CLCC i get it you dont want seen saying that Scottish Labour branch office are lying to people

I know pro unionists too well its all doom and gloom with Scotland

Now that is true, Scotland's NHS is in a far better place then the NHS south of the border

Many English are moving North for better hospitals, better G.P . surgery's and a better overall living standard "

And the women on average have bigger tits. Fact! I checked.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond

Btw its not bait and switch

I just dont wanna put up all different threads

So i thought i would keep to the one thread about Scotland

No rules about having to stick to what the thread is about and since its my thread i can talk about what i like

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"Should have called this the Kinky CLCC thread

Maybe if some of the other anti-unionists actually explained the constitutional arrangements to kinky, then they might listen.

You can't teach a lump of coal physics

i like that analogy.....

at the end of the day not real point talking to a brick wall, which is why i got out the thread...

I just dont understand why any of the anti-unionists won't tell kinky they are factually incorrect.

Anti unionist ? Who is anti unionist ? I get people believe in the uk fair enough but its build on lies

Read above on what i said abiut the NHS and on Scottish Labour branch and tell me am wrong ?

You are anti-unionist.

Wrong am pro independence lol

So with lack of an answer i will take it you agree with me then CLCC great to have you on board that you think the Scottish NHS has the best record in the UK and you think Scottish Labour branch office are lying to the Scottish people

Exactly, you are against the union of the United Kingdom. So you are anti-unionist.

I'm not talking about the NHS on a thread about the constitution. If you want to talk about the NHS, start a new thread.

Ooofftt touched a nerve CLCC ?

Abit of double standards you dont always stick to what the thread is about

I get thought not want to been seen praising the Scottish NHS while the English NHS is in meltdown

Also CLCC i get it you dont want seen saying that Scottish Labour branch office are lying to people

I know pro unionists too well its all doom and gloom with Scotland

Now that is true, Scotland's NHS is in a far better place then the NHS south of the border

Many English are moving North for better hospitals, better G.P . surgery's and a better overall living standard And the women on average have bigger tits. Fact! I checked. "

Yeah that is fact lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Should have called this the Kinky CLCC thread

Maybe if some of the other anti-unionists actually explained the constitutional arrangements to kinky, then they might listen.

You can't teach a lump of coal physics

i like that analogy.....

at the end of the day not real point talking to a brick wall, which is why i got out the thread...

I just dont understand why any of the anti-unionists won't tell kinky they are factually incorrect.

Anti unionist ? Who is anti unionist ? I get people believe in the uk fair enough but its build on lies

Read above on what i said abiut the NHS and on Scottish Labour branch and tell me am wrong ?

You are anti-unionist.

Wrong am pro independence lol

So with lack of an answer i will take it you agree with me then CLCC great to have you on board that you think the Scottish NHS has the best record in the UK and you think Scottish Labour branch office are lying to the Scottish people

Exactly, you are against the union of the United Kingdom. So you are anti-unionist.

I'm not talking about the NHS on a thread about the constitution. If you want to talk about the NHS, start a new thread.

Ooofftt touched a nerve CLCC ?

Abit of double standards you dont always stick to what the thread is about

I get thought not want to been seen praising the Scottish NHS while the English NHS is in meltdown

Also CLCC i get it you dont want seen saying that Scottish Labour branch office are lying to people

I know pro unionists too well its all doom and gloom with Scotland

Now that is true, Scotland's NHS is in a far better place then the NHS south of the border

Many English are moving North for better hospitals, better G.P . surgery's and a better overall living standard And the women on average have bigger tits. Fact! I checked.

Yeah that is fact lol "

I should apologize for talking about big tits in Scotland and going off topic I don't want to upset anyone

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Indeed, the Mickey Mouse parliament cannot grant independence for Scotland, only the UK parliament can.

Ohh I think the Court that can rule in Scotlands independence quest id Judge Rinders court.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"Should have called this the Kinky CLCC thread

Maybe if some of the other anti-unionists actually explained the constitutional arrangements to kinky, then they might listen.

You can't teach a lump of coal physics

i like that analogy.....

at the end of the day not real point talking to a brick wall, which is why i got out the thread...

I just dont understand why any of the anti-unionists won't tell kinky they are factually incorrect.

Anti unionist ? Who is anti unionist ? I get people believe in the uk fair enough but its build on lies

Read above on what i said abiut the NHS and on Scottish Labour branch and tell me am wrong ?

You are anti-unionist.

Wrong am pro independence lol

So with lack of an answer i will take it you agree with me then CLCC great to have you on board that you think the Scottish NHS has the best record in the UK and you think Scottish Labour branch office are lying to the Scottish people

Exactly, you are against the union of the United Kingdom. So you are anti-unionist.

I'm not talking about the NHS on a thread about the constitution. If you want to talk about the NHS, start a new thread.

Ooofftt touched a nerve CLCC ?

Abit of double standards you dont always stick to what the thread is about

I get thought not want to been seen praising the Scottish NHS while the English NHS is in meltdown

Also CLCC i get it you dont want seen saying that Scottish Labour branch office are lying to people

I know pro unionists too well its all doom and gloom with Scotland

Now that is true, Scotland's NHS is in a far better place then the NHS south of the border

Many English are moving North for better hospitals, better G.P . surgery's and a better overall living standard And the women on average have bigger tits. Fact! I checked.

Yeah that is fact lol I should apologize for talking about big tits in Scotland and going off topic I don't want to upset anyone "

No need lol who doesnt wanna hear abiut big tits heehehe

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By *lixerMan
over a year ago

Glasgow

A nation/state is the normal way to be. That's all I want for Scotland - to be just normal. It's the UK that is the aberration/abnormality.

As an aside - this will bring light to the darkness that is 'The British State' and that's reason enough to be voting yes.

Burn It Down.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"A nation/state is the normal way to be. That's all I want for Scotland - to be just normal. It's the UK that is the aberration/abnormality.

As an aside - this will bring light to the darkness that is 'The British State' and that's reason enough to be voting yes.

Burn It Down. "

Il supply the lighter lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Should have called this the Kinky CLCC thread

Maybe if some of the other anti-unionists actually explained the constitutional arrangements to kinky, then they might listen.

You can't teach a lump of coal physics

i like that analogy.....

at the end of the day not real point talking to a brick wall, which is why i got out the thread...

I just dont understand why any of the anti-unionists won't tell kinky they are factually incorrect.

Anti unionist ? Who is anti unionist ? I get people believe in the uk fair enough but its build on lies

Read above on what i said abiut the NHS and on Scottish Labour branch and tell me am wrong ?

You are anti-unionist.

Wrong am pro independence lol

So with lack of an answer i will take it you agree with me then CLCC great to have you on board that you think the Scottish NHS has the best record in the UK and you think Scottish Labour branch office are lying to the Scottish people

Exactly, you are against the union of the United Kingdom. So you are anti-unionist.

I'm not talking about the NHS on a thread about the constitution. If you want to talk about the NHS, start a new thread.

Ooofftt touched a nerve CLCC ?

Abit of double standards you dont always stick to what the thread is about

I get thought not want to been seen praising the Scottish NHS while the English NHS is in meltdown

Also CLCC i get it you dont want seen saying that Scottish Labour branch office are lying to people

I know pro unionists too well its all doom and gloom with Scotland

Now that is true, Scotland's NHS is in a far better place then the NHS south of the border

Many English are moving North for better hospitals, better G.P . surgery's and a better overall living standard "

And to embrace our high levels of tax

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By *andACouple
over a year ago

glasgow

Just had a look at the Wings poll.

There's a straight-forward question on there:

"How would you vote in another Scottish Referendum

Yes - 392 (57.7%)

No - 532 (42.3%)"

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"Just had a look at the Wings poll.

There's a straight-forward question on there:

"How would you vote in another Scottish Referendum

Yes - 392 (57.7%)

No - 532 (42.3%)"

"

What poll name the date he posted it

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By *andACouple
over a year ago

glasgow

He's only posted one poll as far as I know? It's the one you started this thread about.

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By *andACouple
over a year ago

glasgow

Normally you reply pretty quickly, are you off asking the Wings fellow how you should respond to this?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Just had a look at the Wings poll.

There's a straight-forward question on there:

"How would you vote in another Scottish Referendum

Yes - 392 (57.7%)

No - 532 (42.3%)"

What poll name the date he posted it "

I am confused about the % !!

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By *andACouple
over a year ago

glasgow


"Just had a look at the Wings poll.

There's a straight-forward question on there:

"How would you vote in another Scottish Referendum

Yes - 392 (57.7%)

No - 532 (42.3%)"

What poll name the date he posted it

I am confused about the % !!"

Oops, should be the other way round of course. Main point is that when asked a straightforward question as to how people would vote it's still 'no' by a big margin. Strangely not a single person on the Wings site seems to have picked up on, or reported, that fact.

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By *icklybitMan
over a year ago

Ayrshire

Without the guaranteed EU membership, which was a red herring, its another rejection of independence.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond

I have a question for unionists on here

Do you think a new independence referendum should be refused by the UK government Yes or No ?

Also give your reasons too

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"I have a question for unionists on here

Do you think a new independence referendum should be refused by the UK government Yes or No ?

Also give your reasons too "

If it were today, I would say it should be refused. The country is fucked at the moment with Brexit and to throw even more division into the country and distraction, would be a bad idea in my opinion.

After Brexit, I don't see why it should be refused.

However, I would add some caveats. Firstly I think independence should require at least 50%+ of the electorate, rather 50%+ of voters. Also I would keep the voting age as 18 as it is for all other referendums and votes. And thirdly I think it should be specified that there couldn't be another referendum on the issue for at least 10 years.

But Scotland is asking for a referendum after the Brexit negotiations, but before the UK leaves. An understandable request. In that situation, I think the UK should only grant a referendum after getting a cast iron decision from the EU about Scotland's future in the EU. Would Scotland automatically remain in the EU, and not leave for even a single day, or would Scotland leave the EU and have to re-apply. That way people would be able to make an informed decision.

So there you have it, 3 different scenarios.

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By *andACouple
over a year ago

glasgow


"I have a question for unionists on here

Do you think a new independence referendum should be refused by the UK government Yes or No ?

Also give your reasons too "

Why didn't you quote the results of the poll I posted above in your OP? It's from the same poll. Were you trying to hide it?

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"I have a question for unionists on here

Do you think a new independence referendum should be refused by the UK government Yes or No ?

Also give your reasons too

If it were today, I would say it should be refused. The country is fucked at the moment with Brexit and to throw even more division into the country and distraction, would be a bad idea in my opinion.

After Brexit, I don't see why it should be refused.

However, I would add some caveats. Firstly I think independence should require at least 50%+ of the electorate, rather 50%+ of voters. Also I would keep the voting age as 18 as it is for all other referendums and votes. And thirdly I think it should be specified that there couldn't be another referendum on the issue for at least 10 years.

But Scotland is asking for a referendum after the Brexit negotiations, but before the UK leaves. An understandable request. In that situation, I think the UK should only grant a referendum after getting a cast iron decision from the EU about Scotland's future in the EU. Would Scotland automatically remain in the EU, and not leave for even a single day, or would Scotland leave the EU and have to re-apply. That way people would be able to make an informed decision.

So there you have it, 3 different scenarios. "

Scotland is not fucked over brexit did you not see the whole of Scotlands local areas voted remain lol

Oooohhh sounds like CLCC you dont agree with democracy so you would put in saying no Scottish referendum can take place for at least 10 years lol

So its not upto the people of Scotland to decide then ? What happens if something happens within the 10 years that people want another referendum ? Gonna deny it and be anti democratic tut tut

Is that the way you go into elections by saying to the party you vote for to fuck it no point in even trying to win an election ?

The people of Scotland will decide

Just like if England wanted an indpendence referendum then that would be upto them

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"I have a question for unionists on here

Do you think a new independence referendum should be refused by the UK government Yes or No ?

Also give your reasons too

If it were today, I would say it should be refused. The country is fucked at the moment with Brexit and to throw even more division into the country and distraction, would be a bad idea in my opinion.

After Brexit, I don't see why it should be refused.

However, I would add some caveats. Firstly I think independence should require at least 50%+ of the electorate, rather 50%+ of voters. Also I would keep the voting age as 18 as it is for all other referendums and votes. And thirdly I think it should be specified that there couldn't be another referendum on the issue for at least 10 years.

But Scotland is asking for a referendum after the Brexit negotiations, but before the UK leaves. An understandable request. In that situation, I think the UK should only grant a referendum after getting a cast iron decision from the EU about Scotland's future in the EU. Would Scotland automatically remain in the EU, and not leave for even a single day, or would Scotland leave the EU and have to re-apply. That way people would be able to make an informed decision.

So there you have it, 3 different scenarios.

Scotland is not fucked over brexit did you not see the whole of Scotlands local areas voted remain lol

Oooohhh sounds like CLCC you dont agree with democracy so you would put in saying no Scottish referendum can take place for at least 10 years lol

So its not upto the people of Scotland to decide then ? What happens if something happens within the 10 years that people want another referendum ? Gonna deny it and be anti democratic tut tut

Is that the way you go into elections by saying to the party you vote for to fuck it no point in even trying to win an election ?

The people of Scotland will decide

Just like if England wanted an indpendence referendum then that would be upto them

"

There is a fixed term parliament act, is that also anti-democratic? How is that any different to putting a time in between referendums?

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"I have a question for unionists on here

Do you think a new independence referendum should be refused by the UK government Yes or No ?

Also give your reasons too

If it were today, I would say it should be refused. The country is fucked at the moment with Brexit and to throw even more division into the country and distraction, would be a bad idea in my opinion.

After Brexit, I don't see why it should be refused.

However, I would add some caveats. Firstly I think independence should require at least 50%+ of the electorate, rather 50%+ of voters. Also I would keep the voting age as 18 as it is for all other referendums and votes. And thirdly I think it should be specified that there couldn't be another referendum on the issue for at least 10 years.

But Scotland is asking for a referendum after the Brexit negotiations, but before the UK leaves. An understandable request. In that situation, I think the UK should only grant a referendum after getting a cast iron decision from the EU about Scotland's future in the EU. Would Scotland automatically remain in the EU, and not leave for even a single day, or would Scotland leave the EU and have to re-apply. That way people would be able to make an informed decision.

So there you have it, 3 different scenarios.

Scotland is not fucked over brexit did you not see the whole of Scotlands local areas voted remain lol

Oooohhh sounds like CLCC you dont agree with democracy so you would put in saying no Scottish referendum can take place for at least 10 years lol

So its not upto the people of Scotland to decide then ? What happens if something happens within the 10 years that people want another referendum ? Gonna deny it and be anti democratic tut tut

Is that the way you go into elections by saying to the party you vote for to fuck it no point in even trying to win an election ?

The people of Scotland will decide

Just like if England wanted an indpendence referendum then that would be upto them

There is a fixed term parliament act, is that also anti-democratic? How is that any different to putting a time in between referendums?

"

Again if a party puts it in any manifesto and people vote and elect that party into government you have to go with the will of the people after all we elect parties and MPs and MSPs into parilament

You may not like it but you have to respect it

16 and 17 year olds should be allowed to vote and as long as the SNP are in government thats tge way it will be

Shame the UK government cant do the same fo UK elections and the EU referendum lol

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"I have a question for unionists on here

Do you think a new independence referendum should be refused by the UK government Yes or No ?

Also give your reasons too

If it were today, I would say it should be refused. The country is fucked at the moment with Brexit and to throw even more division into the country and distraction, would be a bad idea in my opinion.

After Brexit, I don't see why it should be refused.

However, I would add some caveats. Firstly I think independence should require at least 50%+ of the electorate, rather 50%+ of voters. Also I would keep the voting age as 18 as it is for all other referendums and votes. And thirdly I think it should be specified that there couldn't be another referendum on the issue for at least 10 years.

But Scotland is asking for a referendum after the Brexit negotiations, but before the UK leaves. An understandable request. In that situation, I think the UK should only grant a referendum after getting a cast iron decision from the EU about Scotland's future in the EU. Would Scotland automatically remain in the EU, and not leave for even a single day, or would Scotland leave the EU and have to re-apply. That way people would be able to make an informed decision.

So there you have it, 3 different scenarios.

Scotland is not fucked over brexit did you not see the whole of Scotlands local areas voted remain lol

Oooohhh sounds like CLCC you dont agree with democracy so you would put in saying no Scottish referendum can take place for at least 10 years lol

So its not upto the people of Scotland to decide then ? What happens if something happens within the 10 years that people want another referendum ? Gonna deny it and be anti democratic tut tut

Is that the way you go into elections by saying to the party you vote for to fuck it no point in even trying to win an election ?

The people of Scotland will decide

Just like if England wanted an indpendence referendum then that would be upto them

There is a fixed term parliament act, is that also anti-democratic? How is that any different to putting a time in between referendums?

Again if a party puts it in any manifesto and people vote and elect that party into government you have to go with the will of the people after all we elect parties and MPs and MSPs into parilament

You may not like it but you have to respect it

16 and 17 year olds should be allowed to vote and as long as the SNP are in government thats tge way it will be

Shame the UK government cant do the same fo UK elections and the EU referendum lol

"

Exactly, 16 and 17 year olds can't vote for MPs, so shouldn't be able to have a vote in the referendum.

The independence referendum was meant to be once in a generation, you want the gap to be what, 3 years last year, 4 years this year. I don't see a problem with a 10 year gap. It shouldn't be voted on over and over and over again. I highly doubt an independent scotland would consider the idea of a referendum to rejoin the UK ever few years.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"I have a question for unionists on here

Do you think a new independence referendum should be refused by the UK government Yes or No ?

Also give your reasons too

If it were today, I would say it should be refused. The country is fucked at the moment with Brexit and to throw even more division into the country and distraction, would be a bad idea in my opinion.

After Brexit, I don't see why it should be refused.

However, I would add some caveats. Firstly I think independence should require at least 50%+ of the electorate, rather 50%+ of voters. Also I would keep the voting age as 18 as it is for all other referendums and votes. And thirdly I think it should be specified that there couldn't be another referendum on the issue for at least 10 years.

But Scotland is asking for a referendum after the Brexit negotiations, but before the UK leaves. An understandable request. In that situation, I think the UK should only grant a referendum after getting a cast iron decision from the EU about Scotland's future in the EU. Would Scotland automatically remain in the EU, and not leave for even a single day, or would Scotland leave the EU and have to re-apply. That way people would be able to make an informed decision.

So there you have it, 3 different scenarios.

Scotland is not fucked over brexit did you not see the whole of Scotlands local areas voted remain lol

Oooohhh sounds like CLCC you dont agree with democracy so you would put in saying no Scottish referendum can take place for at least 10 years lol

So its not upto the people of Scotland to decide then ? What happens if something happens within the 10 years that people want another referendum ? Gonna deny it and be anti democratic tut tut

Is that the way you go into elections by saying to the party you vote for to fuck it no point in even trying to win an election ?

The people of Scotland will decide

Just like if England wanted an indpendence referendum then that would be upto them

There is a fixed term parliament act, is that also anti-democratic? How is that any different to putting a time in between referendums?

Again if a party puts it in any manifesto and people vote and elect that party into government you have to go with the will of the people after all we elect parties and MPs and MSPs into parilament

You may not like it but you have to respect it

16 and 17 year olds should be allowed to vote and as long as the SNP are in government thats tge way it will be

Shame the UK government cant do the same fo UK elections and the EU referendum lol

Exactly, 16 and 17 year olds can't vote for MPs, so shouldn't be able to have a vote in the referendum.

The independence referendum was meant to be once in a generation, you want the gap to be what, 3 years last year, 4 years this year. I don't see a problem with a 10 year gap. It shouldn't be voted on over and over and over again. I highly doubt an independent scotland would consider the idea of a referendum to rejoin the UK ever few years."

Oooffft so CLCC your telling 16 and 17 year olds pretty much you couldnt care less about them and their future lol

Just as well it wont be upto you and yes in any future referendum on Scottish indpendence 16 and 17 year olds will be able to vote its there future too

This shit needs to end with once in a generation of lifetime whatever unionists call it you know fine well democracy is not an event and things can change and people are allowed to change their minds

If Scotland gain indpendence and the party elected put in a manifesto to rejoin the UK that a mandate they have for a referendum that how democracy works dont try and step in the way of democracy get with it

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"I have a question for unionists on here

Do you think a new independence referendum should be refused by the UK government Yes or No ?

Also give your reasons too

If it were today, I would say it should be refused. The country is fucked at the moment with Brexit and to throw even more division into the country and distraction, would be a bad idea in my opinion.

After Brexit, I don't see why it should be refused.

However, I would add some caveats. Firstly I think independence should require at least 50%+ of the electorate, rather 50%+ of voters. Also I would keep the voting age as 18 as it is for all other referendums and votes. And thirdly I think it should be specified that there couldn't be another referendum on the issue for at least 10 years.

But Scotland is asking for a referendum after the Brexit negotiations, but before the UK leaves. An understandable request. In that situation, I think the UK should only grant a referendum after getting a cast iron decision from the EU about Scotland's future in the EU. Would Scotland automatically remain in the EU, and not leave for even a single day, or would Scotland leave the EU and have to re-apply. That way people would be able to make an informed decision.

So there you have it, 3 different scenarios.

Scotland is not fucked over brexit did you not see the whole of Scotlands local areas voted remain lol

Oooohhh sounds like CLCC you dont agree with democracy so you would put in saying no Scottish referendum can take place for at least 10 years lol

So its not upto the people of Scotland to decide then ? What happens if something happens within the 10 years that people want another referendum ? Gonna deny it and be anti democratic tut tut

Is that the way you go into elections by saying to the party you vote for to fuck it no point in even trying to win an election ?

The people of Scotland will decide

Just like if England wanted an indpendence referendum then that would be upto them

There is a fixed term parliament act, is that also anti-democratic? How is that any different to putting a time in between referendums?

Again if a party puts it in any manifesto and people vote and elect that party into government you have to go with the will of the people after all we elect parties and MPs and MSPs into parilament

You may not like it but you have to respect it

16 and 17 year olds should be allowed to vote and as long as the SNP are in government thats tge way it will be

Shame the UK government cant do the same fo UK elections and the EU referendum lol

Exactly, 16 and 17 year olds can't vote for MPs, so shouldn't be able to have a vote in the referendum.

The independence referendum was meant to be once in a generation, you want the gap to be what, 3 years last year, 4 years this year. I don't see a problem with a 10 year gap. It shouldn't be voted on over and over and over again. I highly doubt an independent scotland would consider the idea of a referendum to rejoin the UK ever few years.

Oooffft so CLCC your telling 16 and 17 year olds pretty much you couldnt care less about them and their future lol

Just as well it wont be upto you and yes in any future referendum on Scottish indpendence 16 and 17 year olds will be able to vote its there future too

This shit needs to end with once in a generation of lifetime whatever unionists call it you know fine well democracy is not an event and things can change and people are allowed to change their minds

If Scotland gain indpendence and the party elected put in a manifesto to rejoin the UK that a mandate they have for a referendum that how democracy works dont try and step in the way of democracy get with it "

Erm, you mean that well known unionist Mr Salmond?

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond

Ok question ok who gets to decide when a generation is ? Or lifetime ?

Is it the people ? Remember who MPs and MSPs work for lol

So is a generation 10 year ? 3year 5 year ? 21 year ? 27 year ? 30 year ? 34 year ? Lol

So decides ?

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By *andACouple
over a year ago

glasgow

57.7% - No

42.3% - Yes

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"57.7% - No

42.3% - Yes

"

?

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"57.7% - No

42.3% - Yes

?"

Percentage of Scots who want to leave the UK according to wings over Scotland

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By *andACouple
over a year ago

glasgow

It's the figures from the Wings poll Kinky is quoting when the question was:

"How would you vote in another Scottish referendum"

57.7% said No

42.3% said Yes.

For some reason they never mentioned that in the OP.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"57.7% - No

42.3% - Yes

?

Percentage of Scots who want to leave the UK according to wings over Scotland "

Id say anyone who beleives that are deluded

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By *andACouple
over a year ago

glasgow

This is why I accuse those who follow Wings of being gullible, his whole fund raising is based around keeping stuff like this going, i.e. we're nearly there let's keep going.

The story is all about one of the questions in the poll (a very long winded one) giving a result of 51% No and 49% yes and all the discussion below the story is analysing the ages, nationality, political alleigances etc of those involved in the poll but not one person, especially not the owner of the site, mentions the result of that very simple question in the poll. Every single one of them has avoided it, it's utterly bizarre.

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By *andACouple
over a year ago

glasgow


"57.7% - No

42.3% - Yes

?

Percentage of Scots who want to leave the UK according to wings over Scotland

Id say anyone who beleives that are deluded "

You do realise thats directly from Wings?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"57.7% - No

42.3% - Yes

?

Percentage of Scots who want to leave the UK according to wings over Scotland

Id say anyone who beleives that are deluded

You do realise thats directly from Wings?"

Can honestly say ive never read anything from wings i prefer to go with real ppl like friends family work colleagues ect and 99% of them support independence and not all are pro snp

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By *andACouple
over a year ago

glasgow


"57.7% - No

42.3% - Yes

?

Percentage of Scots who want to leave the UK according to wings over Scotland

Id say anyone who beleives that are deluded

You do realise thats directly from Wings?

Can honestly say ive never read anything from wings i prefer to go with real ppl like friends family work colleagues ect and 99% of them support independence and not all are pro snp "

That doesn't surprise me

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond

who gets to decide when a generation is ? Or lifetime ?

Is it the people ? Remember who MPs and MSPs work for lol

So is a generation 10 year ? 3year 5 year ? 21 year ? 27 year ? 30 year ? 34 year ? Lol

So decides ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"57.7% - No

42.3% - Yes

?

Percentage of Scots who want to leave the UK according to wings over Scotland

Id say anyone who beleives that are deluded

You do realise thats directly from Wings?

Can honestly say ive never read anything from wings i prefer to go with real ppl like friends family work colleagues ect and 99% of them support independence and not all are pro snp

That doesn't surprise me "

What doesnt surprise you ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"who gets to decide when a generation is ? Or lifetime ?

Is it the people ? Remember who MPs and MSPs work for lol

So is a generation 10 year ? 3year 5 year ? 21 year ? 27 year ? 30 year ? 34 year ? Lol

So decides ?"

The scottish ppl will decide

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By *andACouple
over a year ago

glasgow


"57.7% - No

42.3% - Yes

?

Percentage of Scots who want to leave the UK according to wings over Scotland

Id say anyone who beleives that are deluded

You do realise thats directly from Wings?

Can honestly say ive never read anything from wings i prefer to go with real ppl like friends family work colleagues ect and 99% of them support independence and not all are pro snp

That doesn't surprise me

What doesnt surprise you ?"

99% of the people you know are pro-indy. SNP supporters are the most likely to live in a political echo chamber, it's something they share with UKIP supporters funnily enough and results in political tunnel vision. It's all pretty weird.

https://news.sky.com/story/social-media-echo-chamber-causing-political-tunnel-vision-study-finds-10755219

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"who gets to decide when a generation is ? Or lifetime ?

Is it the people ? Remember who MPs and MSPs work for lol

So is a generation 10 year ? 3year 5 year ? 21 year ? 27 year ? 30 year ? 34 year ? Lol

So decides ?

The scottish ppl will decide "

Yup your damn right it is hehe

That democracy for you

And i think the people of Scotland have spoken and said we want a new independence referendum

And hardcore unionists wll still be able to vote no but i get it why unionists are fighting hard to stop democracy and for a new independence referendum to take place afraid that people may actually change their minds and want independence

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"57.7% - No

42.3% - Yes

?

Percentage of Scots who want to leave the UK according to wings over Scotland

Id say anyone who beleives that are deluded

You do realise thats directly from Wings?

Can honestly say ive never read anything from wings i prefer to go with real ppl like friends family work colleagues ect and 99% of them support independence and not all are pro snp

That doesn't surprise me

What doesnt surprise you ?

99% of the people you know are pro-indy. SNP supporters are the most likely to live in a political echo chamber, it's something they share with UKIP supporters funnily enough and results in political tunnel vision. It's all pretty weird.

https://news.sky.com/story/social-media-echo-chamber-causing-political-tunnel-vision-study-finds-10755219"

You dont know me or anyone i know or anything about any of us so il take anything you say with a pinch of salt oh and i share nothing with ukip pretty sure your more that type of voter but hey each to their own

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By *andACouple
over a year ago

glasgow


"57.7% - No

42.3% - Yes

?

Percentage of Scots who want to leave the UK according to wings over Scotland

Id say anyone who beleives that are deluded

You do realise thats directly from Wings?

Can honestly say ive never read anything from wings i prefer to go with real ppl like friends family work colleagues ect and 99% of them support independence and not all are pro snp

That doesn't surprise me

What doesnt surprise you ?

99% of the people you know are pro-indy. SNP supporters are the most likely to live in a political echo chamber, it's something they share with UKIP supporters funnily enough and results in political tunnel vision. It's all pretty weird.

https://news.sky.com/story/social-media-echo-chamber-causing-political-tunnel-vision-study-finds-10755219

You dont know me or anyone i know or anything about any of us so il take anything you say with a pinch of salt oh and i share nothing with ukip pretty sure your more that type of voter but hey each to their own "

Oooft I touched a nerve there

I just pointed to a cross party political study. It's not my words...

I don't know a single person who only knows/socialises/works with and is related to people who share their political allegiences. You're the first I've heard of. I do agree with the study though such things aren't healthy.

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"who gets to decide when a generation is ? Or lifetime ?

Is it the people ? Remember who MPs and MSPs work for lol

So is a generation 10 year ? 3year 5 year ? 21 year ? 27 year ? 30 year ? 34 year ? Lol

So decides ?

The scottish ppl will decide

Yup your damn right it is hehe

That democracy for you

And i think the people of Scotland have spoken and said we want a new independence referendum

And hardcore unionists wll still be able to vote no but i get it why unionists are fighting hard to stop democracy and for a new independence referendum to take place afraid that people may actually change their minds and want independence "

You don't really believe that "the people of Scotland" decide do you? It's the politicians that decide.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"who gets to decide when a generation is ? Or lifetime ?

Is it the people ? Remember who MPs and MSPs work for lol

So is a generation 10 year ? 3year 5 year ? 21 year ? 27 year ? 30 year ? 34 year ? Lol

So decides ?

The scottish ppl will decide

Yup your damn right it is hehe

That democracy for you

And i think the people of Scotland have spoken and said we want a new independence referendum

And hardcore unionists wll still be able to vote no but i get it why unionists are fighting hard to stop democracy and for a new independence referendum to take place afraid that people may actually change their minds and want independence

You don't really believe that "the people of Scotland" decide do you? It's the politicians that decide."

Wow lol

CLCC who elect parties and MP's?

The answer is CLCC the people decide not MP's

So the people of Scotland have spoken and either way a referendum will happen if the section 30 order is refused then we shall have a non binding referendum and if a YES vote comes in and the UK government do fuck all then they are the ones that are going to look like utter fannies

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By *ilent.KnightMan
over a year ago

Swindon

Is there a post in wings which shows the full poll. Feels odd it’s at q15 (anyone who has seen prime minister would know why)

Also feels odd the other two obvious posts are on the Gaelic language. And football.

Neither of which prime for nationalism at all ...

And feels odd no other real political analysis.

Thx in advance.

Silent x

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"Is there a post in wings which shows the full poll. Feels odd it’s at q15 (anyone who has seen prime minister would know why)

Also feels odd the other two obvious posts are on the Gaelic language. And football.

Neither of which prime for nationalism at all ...

And feels odd no other real political analysis.

Thx in advance.

Silent x"

Dont forget Irn Bru come this month Barrs can shove their Irn Bru all their arse lol

Also if am right its to do with the football act which has the support of Scottish people to keep the ban in place there is no need dor nasty songs to be heard in football grounds where kids go

And Gaelic is Scotland national language and unionists are happy to get rid of it anything Scottish in unionists eyes is something to be ashamed of

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"who gets to decide when a generation is ? Or lifetime ?

Is it the people ? Remember who MPs and MSPs work for lol

So is a generation 10 year ? 3year 5 year ? 21 year ? 27 year ? 30 year ? 34 year ? Lol

So decides ?

The scottish ppl will decide

Yup your damn right it is hehe

That democracy for you

And i think the people of Scotland have spoken and said we want a new independence referendum

And hardcore unionists wll still be able to vote no but i get it why unionists are fighting hard to stop democracy and for a new independence referendum to take place afraid that people may actually change their minds and want independence

You don't really believe that "the people of Scotland" decide do you? It's the politicians that decide.

Wow lol

CLCC who elect parties and MP's?

The answer is CLCC the people decide not MP's

So the people of Scotland have spoken and either way a referendum will happen if the section 30 order is refused then we shall have a non binding referendum and if a YES vote comes in and the UK government do fuck all then they are the ones that are going to look like utter fannies "

So if it's the people who decide, when was the last time they elected a party with a manifesto commitment to have a referendum?

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By *ilent.KnightMan
over a year ago

Swindon


"Is there a post in wings which shows the full poll. Feels odd it’s at q15 (anyone who has seen prime minister would know why)

Also feels odd the other two obvious posts are on the Gaelic language. And football.

Neither of which prime for nationalism at all ...

And feels odd no other real political analysis.

Thx in advance.

Silent x

Dont forget Irn Bru come this month Barrs can shove their Irn Bru all their arse lol

Also if am right its to do with the football act which has the support of Scottish people to keep the ban in place there is no need dor nasty songs to be heard in football grounds where kids go

And Gaelic is Scotland national language and unionists are happy to get rid of it anything Scottish in unionists eyes is something to be ashamed of "

youve kinda missed my point. Of at least 15 questions, they have only punlished the response to one really political one. And have shown two to be potential emotional subjects to bring up nationalistic tendencies. Google “yes minister poll” to see what I mean.

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By *bi_scotlandTV/TS
over a year ago

Glasgow


"Is there a post in wings which shows the full poll. Feels odd it’s at q15 (anyone who has seen prime minister would know why)

Also feels odd the other two obvious posts are on the Gaelic language. And football.

Neither of which prime for nationalism at all ...

And feels odd no other real political analysis.

Thx in advance.

Silent x

Dont forget Irn Bru come this month Barrs can shove their Irn Bru all their arse lol

Also if am right its to do with the football act which has the support of Scottish people to keep the ban in place there is no need dor nasty songs to be heard in football grounds where kids go

And Gaelic is Scotland national language and unionists are happy to get rid of it anything Scottish in unionists eyes is something to be ashamed of "

There is no 'national language'. Gaelic was brought over from Ireland and was only spoken in certain parts of the country. There are twice as many Polish speakers in Scotland as there are Gaelic.

It's pretty damning that road signs have been up with Gaelic translations and it's taken over 7 years for anyone to pick up on the fact they're riddled with errors.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"Is there a post in wings which shows the full poll. Feels odd it’s at q15 (anyone who has seen prime minister would know why)

Also feels odd the other two obvious posts are on the Gaelic language. And football.

Neither of which prime for nationalism at all ...

And feels odd no other real political analysis.

Thx in advance.

Silent x

Dont forget Irn Bru come this month Barrs can shove their Irn Bru all their arse lol

Also if am right its to do with the football act which has the support of Scottish people to keep the ban in place there is no need dor nasty songs to be heard in football grounds where kids go

And Gaelic is Scotland national language and unionists are happy to get rid of it anything Scottish in unionists eyes is something to be ashamed of

There is no 'national language'. Gaelic was brought over from Ireland and was only spoken in certain parts of the country. There are twice as many Polish speakers in Scotland as there are Gaelic.

It's pretty damning that road signs have been up with Gaelic translations and it's taken over 7 years for anyone to pick up on the fact they're riddled with errors. "

I see someone not happy with Scottish culture

I think you would be happy to get rid of anything Scottish and turn Scotland into North Britain get shot of every part of Scottish culture

Next you will be telling me Gaelic road signs are a waste of money tell that to people that speak Gaelic Is mise aon de na daoine sin

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By *bi_scotlandTV/TS
over a year ago

Glasgow


"

I see someone not happy with Scottish culture

I think you would be happy to get rid of anything Scottish and turn Scotland into North Britain get shot of every part of Scottish culture

Next you will be telling me Gaelic road signs are a waste of money tell that to people that speak Gaelic Is mise aon de na daoine sin

"

You need to read up on what actually is Scottish culture.

I'm fine with Scottish culture but Gaelic isn't part of the culture where I'm from and yes Gaelic road signs are a waste of money, given 1% of the population speaks the language. And of course given the fact it took 7 years to spot all the spelling mistakes in the signs. Why not have the signs in Scots given many more people speak that language?

Gaelic reached it's peak and started declining as a language in Scotland over 900 years ago and prior to Gaelic the language spoken by many was Pictish which was here before Gaelic came over from Ireland. So why not use a traditional Scottish language rather than an imported one?

The reality is that Scots is our traditional language and all our great literature is either written in Scots or English (can't think of any written in Gaelic). Scots has also been the official language of government and law for around 700 years. It's interesting to note that even back then Enlgish and Scots speakers referred to their own language as Scottish and Gaelic as Irish.

According to the last census the number of people who speak/read and write Gaelic is 32,191. The number who speak/read and write Scots is 1,225,622.

So it's clear what it culturally our language

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By *bi_scotlandTV/TS
over a year ago

Glasgow

One more thing regarding the Gaelic road signs etc. How many people speak Gaelic but can't speak or read English?

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By *or Fox SakeCouple
over a year ago

Thornaby

You can't debate with the hard core separatists, they are a cult. Logic, facts, reason all go out the window.

There's a fringe that's happy with violence, intimidation and threats.

The SNP hardly stop this, or issue Luke warm condemnation.

Yet if the boot is on the other foot, they scream racism.

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By *bi_scotlandTV/TS
over a year ago

Glasgow


"You can't debate with the hard core separatists, they are a cult. Logic, facts, reason all go out the window.

There's a fringe that's happy with violence, intimidation and threats.

The SNP hardly stop this, or issue Luke warm condemnation.

Yet if the boot is on the other foot, they scream racism."

I know but it's still handy to point out their errors for anyone else who may be looking in, especially where it can be dangerous. A quote I read online applies here

"A Some schools of philosophy, such as Marxism and critical theory, have argued that culture is often used politically as a tool of the elites to manipulate the lower classes and create a false consciousness"

Throughout history nationalist politicians etc have used culture as a tool to manipulate and the whole Gaelic thing is Scotland is exactly that. 1% of the population speaks the language and everyone who does also speaks English. The Gaelic signs we see everywhere now, road signs, police vehicles, literature from councils etc is all part of this process. As I pointed out above Scots is our true cultural language (the language of law, literature etc) not Gaelic.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"57.7% - No

42.3% - Yes

?

Percentage of Scots who want to leave the UK according to wings over Scotland

Id say anyone who beleives that are deluded

You do realise thats directly from Wings?

Can honestly say ive never read anything from wings i prefer to go with real ppl like friends family work colleagues ect and 99% of them support independence and not all are pro snp

That doesn't surprise me

What doesnt surprise you ?

99% of the people you know are pro-indy. SNP supporters are the most likely to live in a political echo chamber, it's something they share with UKIP supporters funnily enough and results in political tunnel vision. It's all pretty weird.

https://news.sky.com/story/social-media-echo-chamber-causing-political-tunnel-vision-study-finds-10755219

You dont know me or anyone i know or anything about any of us so il take anything you say with a pinch of salt oh and i share nothing with ukip pretty sure your more that type of voter but hey each to their own

Oooft I touched a nerve there

I just pointed to a cross party political study. It's not my words...

I don't know a single person who only knows/socialises/works with and is related to people who share their political allegiences. You're the first I've heard of. I do agree with the study though such things aren't healthy."

If you go back just a few yrs youl find that whole communities supported one party and that was labour and was very common all over scotland so it is no surprise to see these same ppl and communities now supporting snp ,seems no one bothered when it was labour but now its snp they are doing studies on it lol it shows how afraid they are with the rise in support for snp

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over a year ago


"You can't debate with the hard core separatists, they are a cult. Logic, facts, reason all go out the window.

There's a fringe that's happy with violence, intimidation and threats.

The SNP hardly stop this, or issue Luke warm condemnation.

Yet if the boot is on the other foot, they scream racism."

Pls let us know when you were threatened with violence and intimidation from snp ? Anyone in scotland will tell you that the ones who are threatening and intimidating ppl are the unionists who thanks to ruth davidson have made scottish politics all about religion and bigotry

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By *ilent.KnightMan
over a year ago

Swindon

As an outside observer, both sides seem to be very partisan and dog whistle to extremists. And some of the *debate* on here reinforces this. (I’m not saying there’s anything extreme here!)

The fact this thread could turn into a “the other side has worse bad guys” isn’t going to help !

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By *andACouple
over a year ago

glasgow

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By *andACouple
over a year ago

glasgow


"57.7% - No

42.3% - Yes

?

Percentage of Scots who want to leave the UK according to wings over Scotland

Id say anyone who beleives that are deluded

You do realise thats directly from Wings?

Can honestly say ive never read anything from wings i prefer to go with real ppl like friends family work colleagues ect and 99% of them support independence and not all are pro snp

That doesn't surprise me

What doesnt surprise you ?

99% of the people you know are pro-indy. SNP supporters are the most likely to live in a political echo chamber, it's something they share with UKIP supporters funnily enough and results in political tunnel vision. It's all pretty weird.

https://news.sky.com/story/social-media-echo-chamber-causing-political-tunnel-vision-study-finds-10755219

You dont know me or anyone i know or anything about any of us so il take anything you say with a pinch of salt oh and i share nothing with ukip pretty sure your more that type of voter but hey each to their own

Oooft I touched a nerve there

I just pointed to a cross party political study. It's not my words...

I don't know a single person who only knows/socialises/works with and is related to people who share their political allegiences. You're the first I've heard of. I do agree with the study though such things aren't healthy.

If you go back just a few yrs youl find that whole communities supported one party and that was labour and was very common all over scotland so it is no surprise to see these same ppl and communities now supporting snp ,seems no one bothered when it was labour but now its snp they are doing studies on it lol it shows how afraid they are with the rise in support for snp "

Inverclyde results don't seem to show a 100% vote for the SNP. Looking at all those entitled to vote only 25% did. This just confirms the point I made. The study wasn't about the SNP (I know you are rather paranoid about things) it was about all political parties it just so happened SNP supporters and UKIP supporters are outliers in the study in terms of living within the echo chamber.

In saying that, as seperatist parties both the SNP and UKIP do share a fair bit in common

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/david-knowles/ukip-snp_b_6258374.html

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By *andACouple
over a year ago

glasgow


"As an outside observer, both sides seem to be very partisan and dog whistle to extremists. And some of the *debate* on here reinforces this. (I’m not saying there’s anything extreme here!)

The fact this thread could turn into a “the other side has worse bad guys” isn’t going to help !"

It's definitely partisan. If you think brexit is divisive then this is a good bit worse and unfortunately it means politically things aren't moving on. We're stuck in a perpetual constitutional debate that won't really go away till the next Scottish parliament elections.

With reagards to the debate on here it has been a bit feisty at times but over all these threads I think it's clear that one side has continually brought facts to the table in terms of finances, the outcome of policies etc whereas the other just dimisses them without offering evidence to the contrary or completely ignores them and tries to move on to something different. We can see it again on here, the thread was started about a poll supposedly showing 49% of people wanting independence (using a very specific wording) and yet when it was pointed out the poll shows it's less then 43% when a straightforward question is asked it has been completely ignored.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond

I get it unionists in Scotland would be happy to see every bit of Scottish culture end they hate it and hate being reminded Scotland is a country with it's own culture we are not north Britain

Scottish Gaelic is our language our culture and unionists would happy see it die off try learning it it's a beautiful language

I see the crap is out again if your pro Indy you must be SNP lol that's sad

Fact is and I dare any unionists to say the Scottish government don't have a mandate from the people of Scotland and from Holyrood

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

There are people here who push an agenda of monoculture.Its a misguided view that if we are all the same there is less division.Scotland should celebrate and define it's own identity just like the Welsh do and the Irish and the Cornish.The English divide themselves as northern southern,Scouse, Geordie, Yorkshire etc etc.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have a question for unionists on here

Do you think a new independence referendum should be refused by the UK government Yes or No ?

Also give your reasons too

If it were today, I would say it should be refused. The country is fucked at the moment with Brexit and to throw even more division into the country and distraction, would be a bad idea in my opinion.

After Brexit, I don't see why it should be refused.

However, I would add some caveats. Firstly I think independence should require at least 50%+ of the electorate, rather 50%+ of voters. Also I would keep the voting age as 18 as it is for all other referendums and votes. And thirdly I think it should be specified that there couldn't be another referendum on the issue for at least 10 years.

But Scotland is asking for a referendum after the Brexit negotiations, but before the UK leaves. An understandable request. In that situation, I think the UK should only grant a referendum after getting a cast iron decision from the EU about Scotland's future in the EU. Would Scotland automatically remain in the EU, and not leave for even a single day, or would Scotland leave the EU and have to re-apply. That way people would be able to make an informed decision.

So there you have it, 3 different scenarios.

Scotland is not fucked over brexit did you not see the whole of Scotlands local areas voted remain lol

Oooohhh sounds like CLCC you dont agree with democracy so you would put in saying no Scottish referendum can take place for at least 10 years lol

So its not upto the people of Scotland to decide then ? What happens if something happens within the 10 years that people want another referendum ? Gonna deny it and be anti democratic tut tut

Is that the way you go into elections by saying to the party you vote for to fuck it no point in even trying to win an election ?

The people of Scotland will decide

Just like if England wanted an indpendence referendum then that would be upto them

There is a fixed term parliament act, is that also anti-democratic? How is that any different to putting a time in between referendums?

Again if a party puts it in any manifesto and people vote and elect that party into government you have to go with the will of the people after all we elect parties and MPs and MSPs into parilament

You may not like it but you have to respect it

16 and 17 year olds should be allowed to vote and as long as the SNP are in government thats tge way it will be

Shame the UK government cant do the same fo UK elections and the EU referendum lol

"

The snp have had many things in their manifesto like small class sizes and doing away with the council tax and not raising the basic rate of tax in Scotland so how about keeping those manifesto promises before they work on Indy ref 2 !!!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I get it unionists in Scotland would be happy to see every bit of Scottish culture end they hate it and hate being reminded Scotland is a country with it's own culture we are not north Britain

Scottish Gaelic is our language our culture and unionists would happy see it die off try learning it it's a beautiful language

I see the crap is out again if your pro Indy you must be SNP lol that's sad

Fact is and I dare any unionists to say the Scottish government don't have a mandate from the people of Scotland and from Holyrood

"

Gaelic is NOT the language of Scot land !!!!

It belongs to the Gaels !!!

The Scottish kings made war against the Lord of the Isles and the Gaels even granting licenses to go and plunder the islands.

Gaelic was never spoken thoughout Scotland !!!

Please read some Scottish history books !!!!

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"I have a question for unionists on here

Do you think a new independence referendum should be refused by the UK government Yes or No ?

Also give your reasons too

If it were today, I would say it should be refused. The country is fucked at the moment with Brexit and to throw even more division into the country and distraction, would be a bad idea in my opinion.

After Brexit, I don't see why it should be refused.

However, I would add some caveats. Firstly I think independence should require at least 50%+ of the electorate, rather 50%+ of voters. Also I would keep the voting age as 18 as it is for all other referendums and votes. And thirdly I think it should be specified that there couldn't be another referendum on the issue for at least 10 years.

But Scotland is asking for a referendum after the Brexit negotiations, but before the UK leaves. An understandable request. In that situation, I think the UK should only grant a referendum after getting a cast iron decision from the EU about Scotland's future in the EU. Would Scotland automatically remain in the EU, and not leave for even a single day, or would Scotland leave the EU and have to re-apply. That way people would be able to make an informed decision.

So there you have it, 3 different scenarios.

Scotland is not fucked over brexit did you not see the whole of Scotlands local areas voted remain lol

Oooohhh sounds like CLCC you dont agree with democracy so you would put in saying no Scottish referendum can take place for at least 10 years lol

So its not upto the people of Scotland to decide then ? What happens if something happens within the 10 years that people want another referendum ? Gonna deny it and be anti democratic tut tut

Is that the way you go into elections by saying to the party you vote for to fuck it no point in even trying to win an election ?

The people of Scotland will decide

Just like if England wanted an indpendence referendum then that would be upto them

There is a fixed term parliament act, is that also anti-democratic? How is that any different to putting a time in between referendums?

Again if a party puts it in any manifesto and people vote and elect that party into government you have to go with the will of the people after all we elect parties and MPs and MSPs into parilament

You may not like it but you have to respect it

16 and 17 year olds should be allowed to vote and as long as the SNP are in government thats tge way it will be

Shame the UK government cant do the same fo UK elections and the EU referendum lol

The snp have had many things in their manifesto like small class sizes and doing away with the council tax and not raising the basic rate of tax in Scotland so how about keeping those manifesto promises before they work on Indy ref 2 !!!!"

How about you go blame your unionists branches for voting against scrapping the council tax

Did you forget that Scottish Labour branch and Scottish Tory branch voted against scrapping the council tax

No no we couldn't have unionists actually have a go at their wee branch offices voting against scrapping the very thing they don't like

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By *bi_scotlandTV/TS
over a year ago

Glasgow


"There are people here who push an agenda of monoculture.Its a misguided view that if we are all the same there is less division.Scotland should celebrate and define it's own identity just like the Welsh do and the Irish and the Cornish.The English divide themselves as northern southern,Scouse, Geordie, Yorkshire etc etc."

That's nationalism for you.

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By *or Fox SakeCouple
over a year ago

Thornaby


"You can't debate with the hard core separatists, they are a cult. Logic, facts, reason all go out the window.

There's a fringe that's happy with violence, intimidation and threats.

The SNP hardly stop this, or issue Luke warm condemnation.

Yet if the boot is on the other foot, they scream racism.

Pls let us know when you were threatened with violence and intimidation from snp ? Anyone in scotland will tell you that the ones who are threatening and intimidating ppl are the unionists who thanks to ruth davidson have made scottish politics all about religion and bigotry "

I was threatened several times on Facebook because I questioned SNP logic, this includes "we'll find where you live"

There have been incidents where non SNP councillors have had cars burned out.

There's plenty of evidence out there.

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By *inkyHnS OP   Couple
over a year ago

The Council of Elrond


"You can't debate with the hard core separatists, they are a cult. Logic, facts, reason all go out the window.

There's a fringe that's happy with violence, intimidation and threats.

The SNP hardly stop this, or issue Luke warm condemnation.

Yet if the boot is on the other foot, they scream racism.

Pls let us know when you were threatened with violence and intimidation from snp ? Anyone in scotland will tell you that the ones who are threatening and intimidating ppl are the unionists who thanks to ruth davidson have made scottish politics all about religion and bigotry

I was threatened several times on Facebook because I questioned SNP logic, this includes "we'll find where you live"

There have been incidents where non SNP councillors have had cars burned out.

There's plenty of evidence out there."

And what unionists are angels ?

Let's just agree there can be dicks on both sides

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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago

Cambridge


"I have a question for unionists on here

Do you think a new independence referendum should be refused by the UK government Yes or No ?

Also give your reasons too

If it were today, I would say it should be refused. The country is fucked at the moment with Brexit and to throw even more division into the country and distraction, would be a bad idea in my opinion.

After Brexit, I don't see why it should be refused.

However, I would add some caveats. Firstly I think independence should require at least 50%+ of the electorate, rather 50%+ of voters. Also I would keep the voting age as 18 as it is for all other referendums and votes. And thirdly I think it should be specified that there couldn't be another referendum on the issue for at least 10 years.

But Scotland is asking for a referendum after the Brexit negotiations, but before the UK leaves. An understandable request. In that situation, I think the UK should only grant a referendum after getting a cast iron decision from the EU about Scotland's future in the EU. Would Scotland automatically remain in the EU, and not leave for even a single day, or would Scotland leave the EU and have to re-apply. That way people would be able to make an informed decision.

So there you have it, 3 different scenarios.

Scotland is not fucked over brexit did you not see the whole of Scotlands local areas voted remain lol

Oooohhh sounds like CLCC you dont agree with democracy so you would put in saying no Scottish referendum can take place for at least 10 years lol

So its not upto the people of Scotland to decide then ? What happens if something happens within the 10 years that people want another referendum ? Gonna deny it and be anti democratic tut tut

Is that the way you go into elections by saying to the party you vote for to fuck it no point in even trying to win an election ?

The people of Scotland will decide

Just like if England wanted an indpendence referendum then that would be upto them

There is a fixed term parliament act, is that also anti-democratic? How is that any different to putting a time in between referendums?

Again if a party puts it in any manifesto and people vote and elect that party into government you have to go with the will of the people after all we elect parties and MPs and MSPs into parilament

You may not like it but you have to respect it

16 and 17 year olds should be allowed to vote and as long as the SNP are in government thats tge way it will be

Shame the UK government cant do the same fo UK elections and the EU referendum lol

The snp have had many things in their manifesto like small class sizes and doing away with the council tax and not raising the basic rate of tax in Scotland so how about keeping those manifesto promises before they work on Indy ref 2 !!!!

How about you go blame your unionists branches for voting against scrapping the council tax

Did you forget that Scottish Labour branch and Scottish Tory branch voted against scrapping the council tax

No no we couldn't have unionists actually have a go at their wee branch offices voting against scrapping the very thing they don't like "

You want to scrap council tax?

How are you going to pay for housing, education, social care, fire, police etc.?

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