Scottish Independence, practicalities of it? - Page 7

Thomas · 14th February 2014, 16:26

Only my opinion but no way am I ever going to vote for a fat smirking idot who watched too much Braveheart on DVD.

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Look at a global map and see how small the UK is and people want to vote for someone who will make it even smaller? madness to me.

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we have been through so much together, two world wars, Iraq, Afghanistan etc the union is better in place for the complete UK.

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oil will run out one day and yes we may have resources like wind/wave power etc but really.......come on like that is going to do us any good when we run out of oil.

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we wont even have an armed forces never mind anything else.

FLYER · 14th February 2014, 16:31

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Originally Posted by Thomas

Only my opinion but no way am I ever going to vote for a fat smirking idot who watched too much Braveheart on DVD.

.

Look at a global map and see how small the UK is and people want to vote for someone who will make it even smaller? madness to me.

.

we have been through so much together, two world wars, Iraq, Afghanistan etc the union is better in place for the complete UK.

.

oil will run out one day and yes we may have resources like wind/wave power etc but really.......come on like that is going to do us any good when we run out of oil.

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we wont even have an armed forces never mind anything else.

people need to get away from the leadership issue , he represents the party , it,s the party not the current leader thats important.

Westonboy · 14th February 2014, 16:42

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Originally Posted by Thomas

Only my opinion but no way am I ever going to vote for a fat smirking idot who watched too much Braveheart on DVD.

.

Look at a global map and see how small the UK is and people want to vote for someone who will make it even smaller? madness to me.

.

we have been through so much together, two world wars, Iraq, Afghanistan etc the union is better in place for the complete UK.

.

oil will run out one day and yes we may have resources like wind/wave power etc but really.......come on like that is going to do us any good when we run out of oil.

.

we wont even have an armed forces never mind anything else.

Hello Thomas, Having met you and your delightful family at Rover meets I value your opinion more than most, Hopefully yours is the voice of the silent majority.

topman · 14th February 2014, 17:21

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Originally Posted by FLYER

people need to get away from the leadership issue , he represents the party , it,s the party not the current leader thats important.

In an ideal world you'd be right and I support your idea that the issue is the big thing. However it's a personality game, and the SNP is personified by AS for better or for worse.

Simondi · 14th February 2014, 17:24

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Originally Posted by topman

In an ideal world you'd be right and I support your idea that the issue is the big thing. However it's a personality game, and the SNP is personified by AS for better or for worse.

Sorry to disagree but as I posted earlier I do not vote SNP but will be voting yes.

topman · 14th February 2014, 17:50

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Originally Posted by Simondi

Sorry to disagree but as I posted earlier I do not vote SNP but will be voting yes.

For you no doubt but in the majority it is. Especially in the media, x vs y.

Simondi · 14th February 2014, 17:52

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Originally Posted by topman

For you no doubt but in the majority it is. Especially in the media, x vs y.

Fair point

Banjo · 14th February 2014, 19:04

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Originally Posted by Simondi

What. I would like to know is who will get custody of the kids? Will we have visiting rights?

Well, perhaps England can have the nice Welsh kid. Scotland can have the Northern Irish one. I think Scotland may be better qualified to look after them

SapperGB · 14th February 2014, 19:07

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Originally Posted by Banjo

Well, perhaps England can have the nice Welsh kid. Scotland can have the Northern Irish one. I think Scotland may be better qualified to look after them

Roverite · 15th February 2014, 13:15

I am baffled. We are told to accept multiculturalism by our beloved leaders, yet here we are debating the breakup of a long established 'union'. Surely there is enough grief in the world already.

Roverite.

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