07-09-2014, 02:12 PM
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Re: Scottish Referendum.
You seem to get very excited when people express their own opinions.The voters have been pushed into having a yes/no on independance and it seems to me a question that is difficult to answer.
Should Scotland be an Independant country? Maybe, but do you want it to be the independant country that is being proposed by Salmond et al?
I don't.
07-09-2014, 02:21 PM
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Re: Scottish Referendum.
Originally Posted by Grumblewagon
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You seem to get very excited when people express their own opinions. The voters have been pushed into having a yes/no on independance and it seems to me a question that is difficult to answer.
Should Scotland be an Independant country? Maybe, but do you want it to be the independant country that is being proposed by Salmond et al?
I don't.
If You don't agree on the yes/no question...then don't vote...simple.
07-09-2014, 03:42 PM
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I'm not politically minded at all. Infact I'm rubbish at it!! I love my beautiful country and never tire of it and feel very proud to have been born here. However, I'd hate us to go it alone and then end up in a terrible state of affairs. It would be wonderful if it all worked out well, but there are unanswered questions that have to be answered NOW.07-09-2014, 04:36 PM
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The Scottish people were not asked to approve the question. They are simply being asked if the county should be independant. It is quite possisle to support the principle of independance, but not the specifics that are being offered.So what does one do? (That's rhetorical by the way). Vote No and possibly miss a golden opportunity. Vote Yes and then attempt to change the party in power at the next election.
Or.. Not vote at all ???
I don't see these as exciting times. I see them as frightening.
07-09-2014, 05:30 PM
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The thought of My Country being governed by another tory party,scares the bejayzus outta Me more so than Independence....I want shot of the eejits like Cameron/Milliband,and as for UKIP...EEK!.....I've been discussing this of course with My Family/Friends who have lived in the South for many many Years,most of Them vote tory...Now They inform Me They're thinking of voting UKIP next time around...now THAT to Me is very frightening.
07-09-2014, 05:37 PM
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Re: Scottish Referendum.
Originally Posted by Grumblewagon
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The Scottish people were not asked to approve the question. They are simply being asked if the county should be independant. It is quite possisle to support the principle of independance, but not the specifics that are being offered. So what does one do? (That's rhetorical by the way). Vote No and possibly miss a golden opportunity. Vote Yes and then attempt to change the party in power at the next election.
Or.. Not vote at all ???
I don't see these as exciting times. I see them as frightening.
07-09-2014, 06:23 PM
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I have no strong feelings one way or another, but something substantial needs to happen at the end of the process, to justify our ears being rattled for so long. The most likely result is that nothing conclusive will come of it and we will all rattle along like before.
07-09-2014, 07:39 PM
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This Link may have answers for anyone undecided.http://www.yesscotland.net/still-undecided
07-09-2014, 07:44 PM
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Re: Scottish Referendum.
Originally Posted by Grumblewagon
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You seem to get very excited when people express their own opinions. The voters have been pushed into having a yes/no on independance and it seems to me a question that is difficult to answer.
Should Scotland be an Independant country? Maybe, but do you want it to be the independant country that is being proposed by Salmond et al?
I don't.
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