The EU Referendum (How did you vote?)

[Tornadoes70]

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And when put to the vote a clear majority said they weren’t convinced by the argument for separation.

This notion that one country has absolute control - I have to dispute. What does it actually mean? Is there an ‘English’ approach to decision making? Given the clear splits in England politically I don’t think you can back that up. Also, as I seem to have said countless times, practically every policy that impacts on our day-to-day life is within the powers of the Scottish Government and almost all have been for many years now. And for the entirety of Labour in power 1997-2010, Scottish MPs were massively over-represented and powerful in the UK government.

As long as nationalists bang on about being hard done to, all they will do is further embitter their committed and further alienate the potential swingers. And nobody really wins from that scenario.

The snp separatists remind me of the tory maniacs that wags the torys tail. They're so encamped in their divisive small time snp nationalism that they would rather see the weakest in Scottish society suffer when the cuts in welfare and services batter the 'scottish economy and whatever currency' the eventually imagine upon, they literally couldn't care less.

The worst part is that most of those who're taken in by the snp pirate pied pipers are the worst off in society who'd expect to 'share' in the snp separatist brigadoon tax and hurt those who provide funds for both public and private services. The poorest and least able would be the hardest hit in any separatist scotland.

Its literally criminal how the snp separatists are taking in those who'd be worst hit by vastly decreased services and benefits which is a fact as they the snp couldn't even tell us what currency they'd use or what is their financial goal other than to give it away to the EU Germany and France mostly.

You couldn't make it up.

Mon Labour!!!