Many people across the UK are going to vote against the Tories in the the next election and want change. Just like any Parliament some people vote and are happy and others voted against and are unhappy. Like it or not that is democracy. Trying to leave because you dont want to be run by public school, English, Tories is not how a country like the UK (or the individual nations) should work. Under 5 years ago, the country had a Prime Minister from Kirkcaldy and a C of E from Edinburgh. I wonder if the Yes campaign would have had so much traction if Brown had won that election and stayed in power? What if the referendum was next year and Ed Miliband had won a Labour majority before then? Call me cynical but I do not think it would be anywhere near as close. Whatever, you think of Gordon Brown as PM he is a politician that is highly regarded in economics and he can see the huge flaws in the SNP economic vision. Two former Chancellors are leading the Better Together campaign and have far more experience than Alex Salmond in managing a national economy. To be clear, there are many people out there with well thought through reasoning for voting yes but there is a huge streak of we dont like rich, public school English people stuff I see on Facebook. I have a Scottish father and a welsh mother, I was educated and lived for the last 4 years of school in Scotland, my stepmother Jenny is English living in Scotland, my brother and sister are half Scottish and half English. I genuinely think Scotland is one of the greatest places on earth (excluding the shite rugby) and feel more at home in Edinburgh than Cardiff. I honestly do not see any benefit to an Independent Scotland. m.youtube/watch?v=J39bBV7CBJk
Posted on: Wed, 17 Sep 2014 15:07:58 +0000
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