Have we done this yet?

[EternalOptimist]

Fox hunting -
the unelectable, opposing the ineffable , in defence of the uneatable, who are persued by the unspeakable


Oscar Optimist

[TestMangler]

Have no interest in hunting. I was merely highlighting the hypocrisy of the SNP. Just why they would be prepared to vote against aligning the position in Scotland with that in England and Wales merely illuminates their paranoia. She is obviously a well-balanced politician, she has a chip on both shoulders. Opportunistic trout!!

Hardly. it more illuminates yours. They didn't vote on anything, merely threatened to. If Cameron was able to control his own MP's, SNP votes wouldn't have mattered. As well as all SNP MP's and a decent number of Tory defectors, it would also have required the opposition of Labour, who, as an opposition, haven't actually opposed anything yet. Cameron's majority gave him the power to veto every amendment to the Scotland bill and you don't find that hypocritical ?

Do you know who said this ? "Please don’t lose faith in what this country is and what we can be. Don’t forget what a great United Kingdom you are part of. Don’t turn your backs on what is the best family of nations in the world. Don't leave the UK, lead the UK."

[AtW]

Do you know who said this ? "Please don’t lose faith in what this country is and what we can be. Don’t forget what a great United Kingdom you are part of. Don’t turn your backs on what is the best family of nations in the world. Don't leave the UK, lead the UK."

Some lying scum?

[EternalOptimist]

I only believe people who say stuff like that if their 'eads are painted blue

[TestMangler]

Some lying scum?

Got it in one

[shaunbhoy]

They didn't vote on anything, merely threatened to do a complete u-turn and renege on earlier assurances that they would abstain from votes solely pertaining to English and Welsh constituencies

ftfy



Now why would they threaten to vote in a way that would prevent the rules being the same for both regions?

[TestMangler]

ftfy



Now why would they threaten to vote in a way that would prevent the rules being the same for both regions?

Because Cameron made promises about the Scotland Bill and various other things that were completely forgotten as soon as the majority was confirmed? Breaking promises, to voters like you, is acceptable if it is done by the party you voted for. You could make a much longer list of broken promises by Cameron in the short period since the election.

Go back to reading your 2nd hand copy of The Spectator.

[EternalOptimist]

'...however, I would support hunting Tories with dogs. Provided it was rigorously unregulated.'


-young Krankie

[AtW]

Now why would they threaten to vote in a way that would prevent the rules being the same for both regions?

To upset Cameron and show that he ain't got real majority in his party to Govern effectively.

Very nicely done.

HTH

[d000hg]

They were also all clapping again today in the commons, utterly embarrassing.

The way people normally behave in the Common sis what's embarrassing really

I think this is playing perfectly into Cameron's hands though, the SNP rushing in at the first opportunity rather than planning their tactics.