Should Scotland be an independent country?

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deleted in reply to @deleted

Shout down other arguments or view points by all means, but there is a massive degree of uncertainty over the EU and currency and to simply ignore that is dangerous. I suspect that the UK and other EU states won't be particularly generous in bending the rules and doing Scotland favours.

Since when is responding in kind 'shouting down'?

You've taken some very small snippets from a book that repeatedly states as you do 'that there is a massive degree of uncertainty' and tried to twist them to suit your argument.

I've highlighted areas of your statements that are pure fantasy, and you've no real response but to keep shifting the terrain of argument.

If nothing else, Scotland's not just a region. It's a country. We're enjoying democratic freedom, for better or worse, and if you don't live here then you really don't have much to lose other than a bunch of whingeing benefit junkies to our weak democratic institutions and a future of fascist rule by the SNP, right?

You po-faced unionists really need to lighten up and try to crack your sour puss's once in a while.

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deleted in reply to @deleted

if you don't live here then you really don't have much to lose other

My parents, both my sisters, my brother-in-law and my niece and nephew live in Scotland, so excuse me for taking more than a passing interest and concerning myself with their pension, future work prospects, education and greater society.

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deleted in reply to @deleted

If you'd a genuine interest you might try reading more than the little snippets you selected before proclaiming scenarios of permanent SNP domination and weak democratic institutions when we've already put in place PR and don't have an unelected group of peerages and cronies sitting in the eaves.

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