Scottish Referendum / Independence - Vol 5
Discussion
McWigglebum4th said:
Edinburger said:
LOL, pot and kettle springs to mind!
I haven't been banned because I have not broken any rules.
No st sherlockI haven't been banned because I have not broken any rules.
So why was VP banned?
A Because he was a true decent warrior against the dark forces of english oppression
B Because he was here purely for sts and giggles and to wind up rangers fans
Why was oneblackswan banned
A Because he was a true decent warrior against the dark forces of english oppression
B Because he was here purely for sts and giggles and to wind up rangers fans
Why was XJS/PCV driver banned
A Because he was a true decent warrior against the dark forces of english oppression
B Because he kept on coming out with sectarian rants
Edinburger said:
Einion Yrth said:
Edinburger said:
McWigglebum4th said:
Edinburger said:
McWigglebum4th said:
Victim card is getting a good airing today
Tell me one thing
Why haven't you been banned?
You have consistently banged the YES drum
So do you think I should be banned?Tell me one thing
Why haven't you been banned?
You have consistently banged the YES drum
You regularly use vulgar language and are incredibly offensive to other posters so why haven't you been banned?
Whatever happened to free speech, eh?
I am not saying you should be banned
I am asking why you haven't been banned
As you appear to believe that people are being banned purely for being YES voters
I haven't been banned because I have not broken any rules.
Edinburger and arp1 and others should not be banned as their rants and bizarre - at times racist - views are doing more to show the true colours of Nationalism than could be achieved by the No campaign.
Axionknight said:
Come on chaps, we've had some good debate in here at times, no need to carry on at each other and derail the thread - we're all adults here.
so back on topic the yes camp have just over 1 million supporters according to there BBC or about 20% of the population which is about the same % who voted SNP. I am not sure how many people are eligible to vote but would 1million be more than 50% or not is my question. Gecko1978 said:
so back on topic the yes camp have just over 1 million supporters according to there BBC or about 20% of the population which is about the same % who voted SNP. I am not sure how many people are eligible to vote but would 1million be more than 50% or not is my question.
4.1 million eligible according to fairly recent figures...http://www.heraldscotland.com/politics/referendum-...
Big Rod said:
Gecko1978 said:
so back on topic the yes camp have just over 1 million supporters according to there BBC or about 20% of the population which is about the same % who voted SNP. I am not sure how many people are eligible to vote but would 1million be more than 50% or not is my question.
4.1 million eligible according to fairly recent figures...http://www.heraldscotland.com/politics/referendum-...
Gecko1978 said:
Axionknight said:
Come on chaps, we've had some good debate in here at times, no need to carry on at each other and derail the thread - we're all adults here.
so back on topic the yes camp have just over 1 million supporters according to there BBC or about 20% of the population which is about the same % who voted SNP. I am not sure how many people are eligible to vote but would 1million be more than 50% or not is my question. Citi opinion: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/11050...
I think basically they say "Bringing up the question was a bad idea, voting yes will be worse".
I think basically they say "Bringing up the question was a bad idea, voting yes will be worse".
Munter said:
Citi opinion: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/11050...
I think basically they say "Bringing up the question was a bad idea, voting yes will be worse".
Did you see the link at the bottom of that page?I think basically they say "Bringing up the question was a bad idea, voting yes will be worse".
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/11049...
Business leaders about to stand up to the SNP.
London424 said:
Did you see the link at the bottom of that page?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/11049...
Business leaders about to stand up to the SNP.
Great to hear. Luckily the SNP's attempted stifling of free speech among busineses in Scotland has failed miserably.http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/11049...
Business leaders about to stand up to the SNP.
A.J.M said:
The yesser's are really getting angry on the fb groups now.
Abuse flying everywhere... It's wonderful reading them get angry as they see their chance slipping away due to their own stupidity.
I can't wait for this to be over now.
Agreed, clear sign that they've lost.Abuse flying everywhere... It's wonderful reading them get angry as they see their chance slipping away due to their own stupidity.
I can't wait for this to be over now.
Their campaign has been despicable and I hope this is not only the end of the stupid independence question but also that the SNP are obliterated at the next elections.
Agreed.
Once you resort to name calling, you've lost the arguement and any credibility.
Funnily enough, I applied to work for the voting, it's an easy days money and I have been selected to work in a local school to man the polling station. I'll be handing out the forms and watching them being stored and shipped away to the counting.
This should be interesting to see how many of each side turn out.
Once you resort to name calling, you've lost the arguement and any credibility.
Funnily enough, I applied to work for the voting, it's an easy days money and I have been selected to work in a local school to man the polling station. I'll be handing out the forms and watching them being stored and shipped away to the counting.
This should be interesting to see how many of each side turn out.
Im guessing that the pro-independent yes voters who enshrine the principle to the right of self determination and independence will welcome the news and fully support the Shetland islands desire for independence from Scotland/iScotland and that they would fully respect the decision that they would want to take "their" recent huge oil find with them.
http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/GettingInvolved/...
http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/GettingInvolved/...
A.J.M said:
The yesser's are really getting angry on the fb groups now.
Abuse flying everywhere... It's wonderful reading them get angry as they see their chance slipping away due to their own stupidity.
I can't wait for this to be over now.
Likewise I dont think either side has come on social media.Abuse flying everywhere... It's wonderful reading them get angry as they see their chance slipping away due to their own stupidity.
I can't wait for this to be over now.
I have a few friends voting Yes and have had sensible, rational, civilised conversations with them and yet every debate I've seen online descends into the playground
Jonc said:
Im guessing that the pro-independent yes voters who enshrine the principle to the right of self determination and independence will welcome the news and fully support the Shetland islands desire for independence from Scotland/iScotland and that they would fully respect the decision that they would want to take "their" recent huge oil find with them.
http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/GettingInvolved/...
If I read it right yes or no they want to vote on independance from Scotland hmmm maybe a socilaist utopia outside oif the EU UK NAto is not for everyone after all and I would not mind if they did go after all its there Oil hahahahttp://www.scottish.parliament.uk/GettingInvolved/...
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