(10-14-2020, 11:51 AM)Arkadiusz Klimek Wrote: Not best pleased with how the SNP are carrying on at the moment but it's a no brainer to vote for them and get the referendum on the table.

Folk ashamed of shiting it in the last one clearly. Good.

This is the last effort to continue this strategy of filing behind the SNP. If we don't secure indy/another referendum through this mechanism, then I think we need to start a plethora of indy parties to get a plurality of voices out there. The Holyrood system allows us to still secure indy majorities doing this, but it also comes with risks of splitting the indy movement.

(10-14-2020, 11:53 AM)Mikey Wrote: Don't think I've ever trolled anyone about her handling of the virus  

Genuinely annoyed by the whole affair surrounding Salmond and her handling of it though. Seems to be bullet proof though, so what's the point?  

You aren't "genuinely" annoyed though, because you just called Salmond a nonce and Sturgeon a nonce enabler, even though he was acquitted of all charges in the courts and was nothing to do with children. 58% troll boy.

For the millionth time, independence is the best way to vanquish the SNP forever.

(10-14-2020, 11:56 AM)Andy Hallidacey Wrote: For the millionth time, independence is the best way to vanquish the SNP forever.

If only unionists were so easy to trick with logic like this.

(10-14-2020, 11:55 AM)S.J. Wrote: You aren't "genuinely" annoyed though, because you just called Salmond a nonce and Sturgeon a nonce enabler, even though he was acquitted of all charges in the courts. 58% troll boy.

I voted Yes the last time, Scott

Salmond is a bad, bad egg.

(10-14-2020, 11:57 AM)S.J. Wrote: If only unionists were so easy to trick with logic like this.  

(10-14-2020, 11:58 AM)Mikey Wrote: I voted Yes the last time, Scott  

Salmond is a bad, bad egg.

You can't just call people paedos though.  

Will you vote Yes this time? I'm amazed people try and attribute Scottish nationhood to an individual or two. For me, it's embarrassing.  

Folk in 2014 - "i'm not voting for Scottish independence because I don't like fat eck" lol u wot m9.

(10-14-2020, 12:01 PM)S.J. Wrote: You can't just call people paedos though.  

Will you vote Yes this time? I'm amazed people try and attribute Scottish nationhood, to an individual or two. For me, it's embarrassing.  

Folk in 2014 - "i'm not voting for Scottish independence because I don't like fat eck" lol u wot m9.

He's a beast

I'll vote Yes but I'm not particularly enthusiastic about it. Would rather we stayed in the UK with a proper Labour government.

(10-14-2020, 12:04 PM)Mikey Wrote: He's a beast  

I'll vote Yes but I'm not particularly enthusiastic about it. Would rather we stayed in the UK with a proper Labour government.

I hope you regret your yes vote for years after independence.

That's really warmed my heart

As if England will ever vote in a “proper Labour government” Keep dreaming chump.

If England was full of Scottish people, I'd want what Mikey wants, but unfortunately England is full of thick, insular, racist Sun-reading English people

(10-14-2020, 12:16 PM)Mikey Wrote: That's really warmed my heart

Our collective socialist utopia where we hope everyone lives in misery and regret

(10-14-2020, 12:16 PM)Andy Hallidacey Wrote: As if England will ever vote in a “proper Labour government” Keep dreaming chump.

Yeah, hence why I'm voting Yes    

A Yes vote out of miserable defeatism counts the same as any other

Think I'll be voting Greens where possible in future tbh. Objectively a better party than the SNP, and still pro-indy.

(10-14-2020, 09:49 PM)Makween Wrote: Think I'll be voting Greens where possible in future tbh. Objectively a better party than the SNP, and still pro-indy.

Did so at last election. First time I deviated from Labour, reluctantly.

I've voted Greens on the list vote regularly in the Scottish elections, would be good if they became a more prominent party post Indy.

(10-14-2020, 09:49 PM)Makween Wrote: Think I'll be voting Greens where possible in future tbh. Objectively a better party than the SNP, and still pro-indy.

Did you vote SNP SNP last time around?