Well that's interesting, wonder what changed the minds for the recent surge in support of a yes. Words of wisdom from king alex's white paper or is UKIP really doing it's best to destroy the UK?
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Should *cough* be an independent country?
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So how come you vote if you live in Scotland, but if you're Scottish and you've moved outside you cannot vote? When you leave Scotland does that mean you give up being Scottish?What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostSo how come you vote if you live in Scotland, but if you're Scottish and you've moved outside you cannot vote? When you leave Scotland does that mean you give up being Scottish?
2) What does that even mean? I've been living outside Scotland for years. You'd have to spend a long time convincing many of my fraternity I'm no from that part of the world."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostSo how come you vote if you live in Scotland, but if you're Scottish and you've moved outside you cannot vote? When you leave Scotland does that mean you give up being Scottish?
Not gonna happen - Salmond is a bit thick...
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Originally posted by scooterscot View Post1) It's not an identity competition. I know some folks elsewhere are hooked on race and skin colour. Thankfully the future of the country is not dependant on such voters (I hope).
2) What does that even mean? I've been living outside Scotland for years. You'd have to spend a long time convincing many of my fraternity I'm no from that part of the world.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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[QUOTE=scooterscot;1877571]Well that's interesting, wonder what changed the minds for the recent surge in support of a yes. Words of wisdom from king alex's white paper or is UKIP really doing it's best to destroy the UK?
As you're not living in this country you're probably a bit out of touch. The news is....outside Scotland no one really cares.
Well I guess Sean Connery is still holding onto Marbella for the SNP.Comment
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[QUOTE=Flashman;1877589]Originally posted by scooterscot View PostWell that's interesting, wonder what changed the minds for the recent surge in support of a yes. Words of wisdom from king alex's white paper or is UKIP really doing it's best to destroy the UK?
As you're not living in this country you're probably a bit out of touch. The news is....outside Scotland no one really cares.
Well I guess Sean Connery is still holding onto Marbella for the SNP.Comment
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Originally posted by stek View PostI have two Scots-born kids and three others who've lived at least 50% of their lives there. Only three of votable age tho...
Not gonna happen - Salmond is a bit thick...
Really ?? Even when you compare him to Johann Lamont or Ruth Davidson ??
Salmond may not be a rocket scientist, but he sure looks like one when you sit him next to the Scottish labour or Tory leaders.When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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