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I dont think they can be, just look at so much that's went to shit already and they are still in.
Im in Glasgow and the council SNP/Greens lead is a disaster. Yet they get in time after time again. I've honestly never seen the city as bad.
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I imagine they are unable to be ousted from power in Glasgow because they are the only party that stand for Independence. I understand from your point of view that must be a frustrating Catch 22.
Simply, I believe, that in the next 10, 20, 30 years Scotland has and will have enough bright, determined and innovative people and businesses (or at least as many as the likes of Denmark, Ireland, Norway etc etc) to make a success of being an independent nation and be more successful than it is now, even if just by a little bit. I believe in us.
....and of course, England and Wales will be far better off without the burden of us Scots. Win win.
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Ha, come down to Slough. 950mil hole in the budget (having one of the largest business estates in the world within the town borders), found after someone checked the books properly. Few council members on board of private finance company subbing all the projects in town with God knows what interest rates for generations to pay off. They fuc...g bought a cinema in town miles away as an investment, ffs. Not a single head rolled, Labour will be forever in, no matter what. There is just no other option, just before elections they up their spending on stupid programmes that never get off the ground, just to bring some votes in. Digress a bit, but the connection is here - if SNP get their say, they'll also ensure the system is rigged for them to stay in power for years to come, no matter what...and if Englandshire gets its own independence down the line, we will be blue for years , Truss-me-not imbecil currently leading them or whichever cunts remains alive after we burn the parliament down.
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Foreigner65
If the SNP provide enough failures in an independent Scotland, they will be voted out.
The political landscape will evolve over time in Scotland and we will help to shape it rather than the Westminster government we really have very little say in.
Alas, Im no expert, there is experts for that.