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In what court is an argument based on identify going to be heard?
Even still would you want 1.5 million Scottish expats voting on future Westminster governments?
My identify is not under threat. However the living standards of folks in Scotland are seriously in question. The level of poverty that exists in Scotland is shameful for the 21st century. If that's going to change people living there need to make decisions not that ones that have already left for a better life.
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Hey Scooter it could be you!
Expat Scots may get right to vote in independence referendum amid claims denying them could breach human rights | Mail Online
Expat Scots may get right to vote in independence referendum amid claims denying them could breach human rights
First Minister Alex Salmond has denied expatriates the right to vote
Top barrister Aidan O'Neill claims they have a right to freedom of movement
Denying their vote is illegal and there should be a judicial review
Legal documents are being sent to Salmond and David Cameron
750,000 Scottish expatriates live in England
A judicial review could delay referendum until after September 18
so there you go, even the ex lags can get a vote!Tags: None
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