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The promise was a panic job when yes were starting to lead, it managed to sway enough to vote no and delivered them the referendum. It will have to be a rush job as the consequences of breaking the vow are going to be very very bad.Originally posted by d000hg View PostA total reshape of the political landscape in that timeframe would be rather a rush job. Unless it's been in the works and Cameron actually planned his "rash promises" to give him the excuse to do this. That would suggest he's actually pretty smart although I see no reason to doubt that.Comment
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This vow will not be broken. It may of course be delayed slightly while a Royal Commission is set up before a wider consultation is undertaken followed by a period of sober reflection. You've missed your chance, matey.Originally posted by Unix View PostThe promise was a panic job when yes were starting to lead, it managed to sway enough to vote no and delivered them the referendum. It will have to be a rush job as the consequences of breaking the vow are going to be very very bad.Comment
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Because the Union is worth fighting for? Ever considered that? Stop thinking of your country as Scotland and start thinking of it as the UK and you'll soon accept the outcome.Originally posted by Unix View PostWhy would Labour/Tory/LibDem stand together
I really pleased with the result. We're on the path to greater de-centralisation of the entire country and we will finally address the power imbalance caused by the "West Lothian question".
And to top it off Salmond is gone. What a great start to the weekend.
Enjoy. I'm going to.Comment
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Are they, how? What are you gonna do about it? Build a big wall?Originally posted by Unix View PostThe promise was a panic job when yes were starting to lead, it managed to sway enough to vote no and delivered them the referendum. It will have to be a rush job as the consequences of breaking the vow are going to be very very bad.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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They're going to vote Yes, that's what.Originally posted by d000hg View PostAre they, how? What are you gonna do about it? Build a big wall?
Oh hang on.Comment
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Get Lawyered up and have another referendumOriginally posted by d000hg View PostAre they, how? What are you gonna do about it? Build a big wall?
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And lose again?Originally posted by Unix View PostGet Lawyered up and have another referendum
You really should accept the will of the Scottish people. They have spoken.Comment
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This time without fake bribes at the last minute.Originally posted by Churchill View PostAnd lose again?
You really should accept the will of the Scottish people. They have spoken.Comment
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Good post. I agree it will need proper powers for the English too, including excluding Scottish MPs from any say in laws affecting us in which they themselves have full self determination. Anything else will cause massive resentment. I can also see how Labour will try and fight such plans given the importance of the Scottish vote for their party. It may be messy.
On funding, it appears that the extra money per head the Scots get will be maintained and some may also resent that. However, it is not unique that some parts of the UK, also mostly Labour voting areas, get extra funding. Look at how much money goes to poorer boroughs in London like Tower Hamlets. That is the nature of any modern society which practices a degree of socialism and redistribution of wealth from rich to poor and, within reasonable limits, it is not a bad thing. Also it is not unreasonable IMO that the Scots should get more of the wealth from offshore oil in Scottish waters.
If they can work it out, it will be a very good thing if all of us get more say over our own affairs.bloggoth
If everything isn't black and white, I say, 'Why the hell not?'
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