Scottish Politics / Independence - Vol 11
Discussion
aparna said:
My solution is Scotland-first opposition across the social and economic spectrum. Which would probably require torys and Labour to vacate the stage.
By scotland first do you meanScotland first or independence first?
As they are two very different things
aparna said:
I don’t see shutting down holyrood as an option at this point.
it rarely gets more than 50% of people voting in the elections
Most people see it as an irrelevance
I only vote to try and keep the SNP out of power but on reflection it is a mistake and won't vote in holyrood elections again
aparna said:
Your second option is not serious I presume. SNP are economically closer to the tories than you make out, and perhaps your view is distorted By the more left Leaning mcgammons?
Completely seriousI think it is a solution that would show TRUE progress towards a free scotland that is 100% tory free
as to the SNP being economically closer to the tories
WELL
That is very hard to judge as the SNP under queen nicola seems to care far more about being NOT ENGLAND than actually having any real policies
the-sharpener said:
Completely serious
I think it is a solution that would show TRUE progress towards a free scotland that is 100% tory free
as to the SNP being economically closer to the tories
WELL
That is very hard to judge as the SNP under queen nicola seems to care far more about being NOT ENGLAND than actually having any real policies
Scotland first. I think it is a solution that would show TRUE progress towards a free scotland that is 100% tory free
as to the SNP being economically closer to the tories
WELL
That is very hard to judge as the SNP under queen nicola seems to care far more about being NOT ENGLAND than actually having any real policies
Tom Devine came up recently
Misquoted I suppose
As an example of someone who When faced with a binary choice Between indy and WM status quo
Would vote snp and indy
But would actually prefer to vote for a Scotland first party
With softer constitutional ambitions.
If such a party existed.
You refusing to now cast a vote
Sounds a bit Russel brand.
What percentage fall of the vote do you think should trigger abolishment of parliament?
aparna said:
Scotland first.
Tom Devine came up recently
Misquoted I suppose
As an example of someone who When faced with a binary choice Between indy and WM status quo
Would vote snp and indy
But would actually prefer to vote for a Scotland first party
With softer constitutional ambitions.
If such a party existed.
You refusing to now cast a vote
Sounds a bit Russel brand.
What percentage fall of the vote do you think should trigger abolishment of parliament?
Seeing the bunch of gravy train riders where lumped upon us with by 45% of scots with the rest saying NOPE or not giving a stTom Devine came up recently
Misquoted I suppose
As an example of someone who When faced with a binary choice Between indy and WM status quo
Would vote snp and indy
But would actually prefer to vote for a Scotland first party
With softer constitutional ambitions.
If such a party existed.
You refusing to now cast a vote
Sounds a bit Russel brand.
What percentage fall of the vote do you think should trigger abolishment of parliament?
Why don't we try there?
I don't know if there has ever been a poll on getting rid of holyrood but i'd be shocked if it was more than 45%
And you are never going to get a party which isn't looking at the whole independence thing as that is the scotland the NATs have built where EVERYTHING including some brat getting a place in a nursery is viewed upon
And the ONLY way that issue will be put to bed is a YES vote
as a NO vote will be ignored
So
Lets start the process today of removing the YOONs from scotland
I can pack quite quickly
aparna said:
the-sharpener said:
Completely serious
I think it is a solution that would show TRUE progress towards a free scotland that is 100% tory free
as to the SNP being economically closer to the tories
WELL
That is very hard to judge as the SNP under queen nicola seems to care far more about being NOT ENGLAND than actually having any real policies
Scotland first. I think it is a solution that would show TRUE progress towards a free scotland that is 100% tory free
as to the SNP being economically closer to the tories
WELL
That is very hard to judge as the SNP under queen nicola seems to care far more about being NOT ENGLAND than actually having any real policies
Tom Devine came up recently
Misquoted I suppose
As an example of someone who When faced with a binary choice Between indy and WM status quo
Would vote snp and indy
But would actually prefer to vote for a Scotland first party
With softer constitutional ambitions.
If such a party existed.
You refusing to now cast a vote
Sounds a bit Russel brand.
What percentage fall of the vote do you think should trigger abolishment of parliament?
Arrogant, mis-guided buffoon.
aparna said:
Daily record didn’t report anything about ethnic make up of the children?
Perhaps you prejudged the case?
Seeing the nursery is in dundee where lets be honestPerhaps you prejudged the case?
94.1% of people are a pale blue colour
I can't see there being a huge amount of little brown faces
apge 18
https://www.dundeecity.gov.uk/sites/default/files/...
Edited by the-sharpener on Wednesday 1st September 10:19
the-sharpener said:
Seeing the bunch of gravy train riders where lumped upon us with by 45% of scots with the rest saying NOPE or not giving a st
Why don't we try there?
I don't know if there has ever been a poll on getting rid of holyrood but i'd be shocked if it was more than 45%
And you are never going to get a party which isn't looking at the whole independence thing as that is the scotland the NATs have built where EVERYTHING including some brat getting a place in a nursery is viewed upon
And the ONLY way that issue will be put to bed is a YES vote
as a NO vote will be ignored
So
Lets start the process today of removing the YOONs from scotland
I can pack quite quickly
45% is a very normal percentage in politics to shape a nation. Why don't we try there?
I don't know if there has ever been a poll on getting rid of holyrood but i'd be shocked if it was more than 45%
And you are never going to get a party which isn't looking at the whole independence thing as that is the scotland the NATs have built where EVERYTHING including some brat getting a place in a nursery is viewed upon
And the ONLY way that issue will be put to bed is a YES vote
as a NO vote will be ignored
So
Lets start the process today of removing the YOONs from scotland
I can pack quite quickly
Your sarcasm
Is hard work to unpack
the-sharpener said:
aparna said:
Daily record didn’t report anything about ethnic make up of the children?
Perhaps you prejudged the case?
Seeing the nursery is in dundee where lets be honestPerhaps you prejudged the case?
94.1% of people are a pale blue colour
I can't see there being a huge amount of little brown faces
Prejudging the case
By filling in details that don’t exist.
And Doubling down on it.
the-sharpener said:
great
so 45% it is then and holyrood is gone in a puff of logic
And i am not being sarcastic
pay the YOONs to leave
It will give the Scotland that SNP voters so richly deserve
Support for a devolved Scottish parliament has consistently hovered around 75%so 45% it is then and holyrood is gone in a puff of logic
And i am not being sarcastic
pay the YOONs to leave
It will give the Scotland that SNP voters so richly deserve
Politics is about picking your battles.
If your plan is to be angry and just hope that 75% falls below 50%, then that is a fruitless excercise in frustration IMO.
There appears to be no correlation between snp competence and support for a devolved parliament.
Sooner or later you need to choose between being eternally angry and hoping it all falls apart, or supporting realistic alternatives.
Edited by aparna on Wednesday 1st September 10:46
So what then is the answer?
The constitutional question was asked 7 years ago.
With the declaration that the result would be respected regardless of the outcome.
Can we honestly say that’s been the case?
To my eyes, no it hasn’t.
Will it ever be respected or are we doomed to the never ending threat of this hanging over us?
If a rerun is done and the result is again NO, then what?
At what point do we say enough is enough and put it to bed?
Also.
A Scottish party?
The SNP claim they are that party, despite overwhelming evidence to show they aren’t “stronger for Scotland”
So where is this new party coming from?
What are wrong with the current parties?
The constitutional question was asked 7 years ago.
With the declaration that the result would be respected regardless of the outcome.
Can we honestly say that’s been the case?
To my eyes, no it hasn’t.
Will it ever be respected or are we doomed to the never ending threat of this hanging over us?
If a rerun is done and the result is again NO, then what?
At what point do we say enough is enough and put it to bed?
Also.
A Scottish party?
The SNP claim they are that party, despite overwhelming evidence to show they aren’t “stronger for Scotland”
So where is this new party coming from?
What are wrong with the current parties?
aparna said:
Your theory is, that as a result of finding out his local nursery was giving preference to white sounding names, this MP thought it would be a perfect excuse to stir up some Hindi - Indian - Hindi sectarian hatred?
Quality nonsense.
Read the article, or better still seek out the radio broadcast. It was Yousef who brought up the Hindu/Muslim issue. It hadn't even occurred to the interviewer until Yousef mentioned it. Clearly this was something on his mind, so let us ponder for a bit his true motivations.Quality nonsense.
Let us not forget that this is a nursery that a year previous had politely requested Humza's OH go through the proper process to obtain a place for her child ie. fill in the form like everyone else, and she declined, playing the 'do you know who I am' card. There is history between them and the owners.
Humza and his OH's retaliation was clearly to smear some dirt by alleging racism, and when it was pointed out to him that the owner of the nursery was also from an ethnic minority group his recourse was to bring up a sectarian divide between ethnic groups, despite previously alleging the nursery was being pro-white by accepting 'white sounding names' (his wife's words) and rejecting ethnic sounding ones.
As I said - he's not too bright and got caught out by his own fake narrative.
Edited by Evercross on Wednesday 1st September 11:45
simoid said:
Allegedly giving preference to white sounding names. Despite not being white, and having lots of non white customers already.
Instead of dealing with it on the QT through exclusively legal means, one of the first ports of call was the Daily Record. Who does that? A fking pair of s, that’s who.
Was it avoiding Muslim sounding names rather than Asian?Instead of dealing with it on the QT through exclusively legal means, one of the first ports of call was the Daily Record. Who does that? A fking pair of s, that’s who.
Or was it not wanting anything to do with Hamzad Useless? Skin colour not a factor. Thereafter rejecting other applications as suspectingva connection when several applications quickly followed the first refusal.
Either way. An interesting case to follow
aparna said:
Daily record didn’t report anything about ethnic make up of the children?
Perhaps you prejudged the case?
Daily Record quotes nursery saying there are currently ethnic children at the nursery.Perhaps you prejudged the case?
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/s...
aparna said:
simoid said:
I don’t know. I’m just sharing what the Daily Record reported (which is an indication of how ridiculous the situation is…)
Daily record didn’t report anything about ethnic make up of the children?Perhaps you prejudged the case?
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/h...
“In addition to our owners being of Asian heritage, across more than a decade we have regularly welcomed both children and staff from a range of different religious, cultural, ethnic and racial backgrounds including two Muslim families currently.
“We have also regularly made arrangements to accommodate different lifestyles by, for example, providing a halal menu for those children who come from Muslim families.”
Don’t you find it ridiculous that the former justice secretary thinks the best justice is via the media?
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