Will the ordinary man on the scottish street be better off if there is a yes vote, I doubt it, but all that oil money will go somewhere ?
QuoteIf it is a 100% inclusive campaign why are Scots who live and work in other parts of the UK being excluded from the vote, just a question thats allBecause it is The Scottish people that will decide. That is the people who live, work and contribute to Scotland.
If it is a 100% inclusive campaign why are Scots who live and work in other parts of the UK being excluded from the vote, just a question thats all
Also am I correct in saying they have lowered the voting age to 16? personally I would not send a 16 year old out to buy a bottle of milk never mind decide the possible future of the Union. I know when I was 16 all I had in my head was football, girls and motorbikes If the vote is a NO vote will the voting age then go back up to 18 again, that is unless the rest of the UK also lower it.We hear daily on the news and other media that employers are concerned that children leaving school are not coming to the work place equiped with basic skills such as reading and writing. Salmond and his mates are using these young people for his own ends here.Me if I was at school these days likely as not I would be in special needs.
If it has a knock on affect to the rest of the UK and it is a vote to end Britain as it is, then it has to be asked, why isnt the rest of the UK allowed to vote?
Quote from: VNA on 11 September 2014, 10:28:58 pmQuoteIf it is a 100% inclusive campaign why are Scots who live and work in other parts of the UK being excluded from the vote, just a question thats allBecause it is The Scottish people that will decide. That is the people who live, work and contribute to Scotland.And 16 yr old kids that have never contributed to anything and expect their free university places (paid for by England) will continue whichever way they vote.I reckon if the Scots vote no the English should get their own referendum to decide if we still want to subsidize them.
Quote from: lew600fazer on 11 September 2014, 10:59:42 pmAlso am I correct in saying they have lowered the voting age to 16? personally I would not send a 16 year old out to buy a bottle of milk never mind decide the possible future of the Union. I know when I was 16 all I had in my head was football, girls and motorbikes If the vote is a NO vote will the voting age then go back up to 18 again, that is unless the rest of the UK also lower it.We hear daily on the news and other media that employers are concerned that children leaving school are not coming to the work place equiped with basic skills such as reading and writing. Salmond and his mates are using these young people for his own ends here.Me if I was at school these days likely as not I would be in special needs. correct - 16 year old will get a vote for this (im not sure if they will be allowed to vote in general elections etc. after this, or they have been allowed to vote for this vote only)
QuoteOr look at it this way, the white population of the UK will be reduced by around about 4.5million and the Muslim population in what remains of the UK will have increased it's %share by what 20%, be worried...........................I am no raving Tory/Labourite/Libdem either Umm no, but just a little racist perhaps?Anyway I'm voting YES!
Or look at it this way, the white population of the UK will be reduced by around about 4.5million and the Muslim population in what remains of the UK will have increased it's %share by what 20%, be worried...........................I am no raving Tory/Labourite/Libdem either
And 16 yr old kids that have never contributed to anything and expect their free university places (paid for by England) will continue whichever way they vote.
I reckon if the Scots vote no the English should get their own referendum to decide if we still want to subsidize them.
As mentioned, if they vote Yes then we will get more Conservative governments, but if they vote No then perhaps the SNP's vote will collapse at the next general election, and Labour will pick up their seats, meaning more chance of Labour governments.