Feb 2020
11:43am, 4 Feb 2020
9,515 posts
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rf_fozzy
Stander, didn't you argue that governments (and political parties) should give the people what they want? Clearly a majority of Scottish people want independence. |
Feb 2020
11:44am, 4 Feb 2020
6,297 posts
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jda
And by the principle of Loser's Consent, the 48% should now agree too.
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Feb 2020
11:45am, 4 Feb 2020
19,126 posts
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DeeGee
No, no, no! The will of the people only applies when the result is the one you want!
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Feb 2020
11:49am, 4 Feb 2020
19,127 posts
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DeeGee
Anyway, I now don't see what's wrong with removing a layer of government with unelected officials THAT WE PAY FOR and which spends money we give it that we have no say in. Anyway, Scotland costs £800m a week. Let's fund our NHS instead. |
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Feb 2020
11:54am, 4 Feb 2020
19,128 posts
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DeeGee
Don't forget also, that you can only have one referendum on an issue, except where you lost the first one, then you can whine on for ages about how the original terms of the referendum weren't what you believed them to be and that the second referendum is permissible because you're now voting against a slightly different combination of letters.
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Feb 2020
12:11pm, 4 Feb 2020
314 posts
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Stander
Fozzy - since when has a poll every been acted upon? They had a once in a generation vote. They said no. All the other comments following the TOTP are just bitter ridiculousness that I'm not even going to bother to dignify with any responses. In fact, this thread has descended into nothing more bash the tories, moan about brexit, doom, gloom, O woe is me, the world is coming to an end and other such cidiculous bollocks. I'm taking a break from all this negative shit. |
Feb 2020
12:15pm, 4 Feb 2020
3,055 posts
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Bob!
I wish I could
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Feb 2020
12:15pm, 4 Feb 2020
6,298 posts
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jda
^ ha ha he mentioned "brexit" naughty boy. |
Feb 2020
12:18pm, 4 Feb 2020
10,611 posts
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Markymarkmark
I'm sure you've said something similar before Stander. TBH, I'm here mostly for the slightly bitter and definitely ironic humour that's rattling around. I don't expect this forum to change the system, and I know it doesn't offer a wide enough viewpoint to challenge mine much. But it is interesting, and surprisingly educational at times. I think "we" would be as happy to bash a Labour or LiDem or SNP government, if they were enacting a set of policies the majority "we" mostly disagreed with. |
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Feb 2020
12:18pm, 4 Feb 2020
6,299 posts
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jda
A nice advert from the Estonian government: twitter.com |
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