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Scotland should set its own income tax?
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It's nothing near Devo Max, unfortunately.Originally posted by Zero Liability View PostSo much for devo max! I'll be content when they stop MSPs from voting on English only issues.
MSPs don't vote on English only issues as they are Members of the Scottish Parliament. I think you are aluding to Scottish MPs at Westminster?
The SNP have always refused to vote on any issues that only concerns England/Wales and refuse to join the HoL.Comment
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45% Yes ... 55% No.
Is the plan just to keep asking the question until it's 51% Yes and 49% No and then to stop asking the question?
Seems a bit odd to me.Comment
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Yes. HTHOriginally posted by tomtomagain View Post45% Yes ... 55% No.
Is the plan just to keep asking the question until it's 51% Yes and 49% No and then to stop asking the question?
Seems a bit odd to me.
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Still we can't change corporation tax? Or VAT?
Nothing to see here. Move on."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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Funnily enough it feels like we won. I was at the Hydro on Saturday to hear Nicola Sturgeon at her rally in front of 12,000 people. Across the way at the Armadillo there were another 3,000 pro-indy supporters at the RIC event.Originally posted by minestrone View PostYou live in a complete fantasy world.
Loser.
On the same day in Dunfermline, the Lib Dems held a meeting in front of a couple of dozen people and Jim Murphy announced on Tuesday he was for devolving tax to Holyrood in front of 60 people.
There's a storm coming
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You wont ever be allowed to change corporation tax.Originally posted by scooterscot View PostStill we can't change corporation tax? Or VAT?
Nothing to see here. Move on.
And there will be no new referendum for 25 years at least, everyone knows that, even the SNP know that.Comment
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Seeing the pictures it had more than a whiff of Nuremberg about it.Originally posted by Batcher View PostFunnily enough it feels like we won. I was at the Hydro on Saturday to hear Nicola Sturgeon at her rally in front of 12,000 people. Across the way at the Armadillo there were another 3,000 pro-indy supporters at the RIC event.
On the same day in Dunfermline, the Lib Dems held a meeting in front of a couple of dozen people and Jim Murphy announced on Tuesday he was for devolving tax to Holyrood in front of 60 people.
There's a storm coming
They were the last mob to marry up national culture and politics so effectively.Comment
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Not really very democratic.Originally posted by Batcher View PostYes. HTH
Next time "Better Together" will not be so complacent.
The question will be
"Should Scotland remain part of the UK?"
and the answer will still be "YES".Comment
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