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Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by iamthecreaturefromuranus
(Post 9846910)
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Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by cresta57
(Post 9847468)
Ha ha did you realise it was "Stornoway" black pudding? How very Scot-like;)
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Re: Scottish Independence
Independent Scotland 'would have £270bn debt pile'
An independent Scotland could start life with a debt pile of as much as £270bn, equivalent to more than double its annual economic output, according to a report by advocacy group Taxpayer Scotland. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/e...debt-pile.html |
Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by iamthecreaturefromuranus
(Post 9846896)
Go awaann, yer miserable po faced Jock.
Originally Posted by Swerv-o
(Post 9846955)
Could you not hove found a slightly larger picture? I'm struggling to see this one...
... from orbit... S :lol:
Originally Posted by PAP01
(Post 9847369)
Free Scotland my arse, last time i went their i had to bloddy pay :p
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Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by commonwealth
(Post 9847678)
Independent Scotland 'would have £270bn debt pile'
An independent Scotland could start life with a debt pile of as much as £270bn, equivalent to more than double its annual economic output, according to a report by advocacy group Taxpayer Scotland. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/e...debt-pile.html For those in favour of an independant Scotland, how do you propose that this, and some of the questions I asked earlier, be tackled? |
Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by Craig1987
(Post 9846883)
Thin skin? That's actually funny because everyone who knows me says the opposite. I'm not defending everyone in Scotland, but Broad shoulders seems to think it's ok to have a go at Scotland. Like I said, I'm a patriotic person, so whenever someone starts talking a big steamy pile, I can't let it slide.
This and every other thread relating to Scottish independence have at least one Scottish person leaving the conversation due to the ignorance of others. Does that not tell you something? While I am sorry if you "got crap" in Scotland, I have been on the receiving end of racial abuse by English people many times. In England and abroad. Scotland isn't perfect. Neither is England/Wales/NI/wherever. |
Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by iamthecreaturefromuranus
(Post 9846910)
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Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by iamthecreaturefromuranus
(Post 9848743)
"Scotland continues to practice Ponzi scheme government, with little sign of any understanding that this can only end in real problems for the public purse – especially if English beneficence is taken out of present balances and even if all oil revenues become Scotland's"
For those in favour of an independant Scotland, how do you propose that this, and some of the questions I asked earlier, be tackled? |
Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by Gibbo
(Post 9848910)
If Scotland is such a drain on the "English purse" why is Cameron so against independence? Could it be that what would be left would be a heavier burden on the south east of England?
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Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by iamthecreaturefromuranus
(Post 9848952)
No
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Re: Scottish Independence
Together greater than sum of individual parts. Much more so for Scotland which will become economically like Ireland.
Originally Posted by Gibbo
(Post 9848995)
What's the reason then? I believe it is.
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Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by Gibbo
(Post 9848995)
What's the reason then? I believe it is.
The only possible reason, for wanting to retain Scotland as part of the UK for financial reasons, which is what you are suggesting, would be if Scotland was a major net contributor to UK finances. It's not. |
Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by iamthecreaturefromuranus
(Post 9849020)
Perhaps because he's the Prime Minister of the UK, or maybe because he's the leader of, what used to be known as, the Conservative and Unionist Party?
The only possible reason, for wanting to retain Scotland as part of the UK for financial reasons, which is what you are suggesting, would be if Scotland was a major net contributor to UK finances. It's not. |
Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by Gibbo
(Post 9849312)
Next best to the south east I believe. Interesting article in yesterday's Scotsman you should read. The Scotsman is not known for supporting independence. In fact pretty pro UK.
Given that background, the sooner Scotland ****s off the better. Once it's 'gone' I wish it, what many Scots seem to wish for England, nothing but ill will. |
Re: Scottish Independence
Originally Posted by iamthecreaturefromuranus
(Post 9849338)
Well having just read some of the blogs on The Scotsman it's evident that a decent percentage of Scots absolutely hate and loath the English.
Given that background, the sooner Scotland ****s off the better. Once it's 'gone' I wish it, what many Scots seem to wish for England, nothing but ill will. Well, it's your karma honey. ;) |
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