Scottish independence
- Started 11 years ago
- Last post 10 years ago
- 363 Responses
- monoboy0
Both campaigns tried to make the economic case for a Yes or No. Neither managed. Misinformation was rife. Including the BBC.
24 hours after the vote Cameron stood in for of number 10 and said 'English votes for English people'. So much for better together.
Those that live north of the border feel cheated, betrayed and angry. Which is why the SNP took nearly every seat in the election.
Every time a Tory opens his/her mouth it'll get worse. Scottish independence is inevitable now.
- microkorg0
"Scottish independence is inevitable now."
I don't believe it is. I still think that the YES/NO numbers will remain the same.
- zarkonite0
I just wanted to revive this thread and point out that the separatist strategy of relying on oil revenue looks like it was going to be a world of pain for Scotland.
Being part of a larger union helps you weather storms like these.
- Agree n disagree, independence is not easy but people have to have an idea of what is gained. you can get around if the economy is diversified enough.yurimon