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(a)Bollocks, where does it say once in a generation? That’s been debunked.
(b)disagree, will of the people and all that.
(C)you don’t seem very enlightening. Which cultural markers are not to your taste? Pray throw your pearls before this swine and tell me how I should define my Scottishness?
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Read Ecks lips..
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That’s been debunked.
The entire quote reads: “The Edinburgh Agreement states that a referendum must be held by the end of 2014. There is no arrangement in place for another referendum on independence. It is the view of the current Scottish Government that a referendum is a once-in-a-generation opportunity. This means that only a majority vote for Yes in 2014 would give certainty that Scotland will be independent”.
I'd disagree that that definitively says what they say it does. You can read it both ways.
The question back to you is how often is it reasonable to keep asking the same question?
hurricane_run
hugo7
Answers to how I understand your question:
(a) self determination for Scotland - this is democracy 101 - essential - ref in 2016 provided an answer for "a generation"
(b) Referendum in the near future - Oppose. We had one in 2016. I'm not in favour of plebiscites generally.
(c) Independence - Opposed on economic grounds. Being Scottish or British is of no real concern to me. I find the cultural markers that denote Scottishness distasteful. The Scottish enlightenment seems an epoch away.