Scottish Independence

[Spartacus]

I give up.

I can only add that it is frightening someone like yourself so utterly devoid of reasoning and logical analysis actually has a vote.

I don't, only people who live in Scotland do. Isn't that where we came in (more English people favour Scottish independence than do Scottish people)?

[shaunbhoy]

People whose principles can be so easily bought don't deserve a place in any union I'd want to be a part of.

If only there was anyone that gave a flying f**k what you think, you may be onto something.

[Spartacus]

If only there was anyone that gave a flying f**k what you think, you may be onto something.

Yourself and minestrone appear to care strongly enough to feel the need to become abusive about it.

[scooterscot]

Who would actually vote for something that makes them worse off?
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Citizens of the UK have been doing exactly this every time there's a general election.

Rephrase your question.

[d000hg]

Yourself and minestrone appear to care strongly enough to feel the need to become abusive about it.

They don't need an excuse.

[Batcher]

Citizens of the UK have been doing exactly this every time there's a general election.

Rephrase your question.

I meant that any poll asking "would you prefer to be better off?", a large majority would vote yes.

People voting in a GE relying on lies spouted by politicians is a different thing altogether

[scooterscot]

I meant that any poll asking "would you prefer to be better off?", a large majority would vote yes.

People voting in a GE relying on lies spouted by politicians is a different thing altogether

So the circle is complete. Politicians are self serving, saying what they please to get them in power. But a referendum does not come about very often.

People have to vote for the lesser of the two evils. Consider that and the fog clears away quite quickly.