Scottish Independence Referendum 2

[Dad]

It's the Patrick Bateman Show haha 

 

That's the stuff ?

[Ten Caat]

33 minutes ago, Dad said:

It's the Patrick Bateman Show haha 

 

That's the stuff ?

Now there's something that surely has T-shirt potential

[caledonia]

[Edwin Starr]

9 hours ago, patrick bateman said:

I'd say it again to anyone who holds your views.

 

Aye that's fine and welcome back..

[Guest milne_afc]

18 minutes ago, Edwin Starr said:

Aye that's fine and welcome back..

The bigger man there, Buc. Well played ??

[Edwin Starr]

57 minutes ago, milne_afc said:

The bigger man there, Buc. Well played ??

Thanks mate.

[patrick bateman]

8 hours ago, Parklife said:

A shitebag just like Joe, it seems. 

My unwillingness to dance to your tune makes me a shite bag.

Okay.

Least I'm not a hypocrite.

 

[patrick bateman]

9 hours ago, milne_afc said:

Shocking from the self proclaimed SPOH(or something like that).

Please don't tell me he thinks he's clever.

 

[Guest milne_afc]

1 minute ago, patrick bateman said:

Please don't tell me he thinks he's clever.

 

I don’t care for your tone. You’re a disruptive influence on what was once a harmonious community of MAWM.

[Parklife]

11 minutes ago, patrick bateman said:

My unwillingness to dance to your tune makes me a shite bag.

Correctamundo. 

11 minutes ago, patrick bateman said:

Okay.

Least I'm not a hypocrite.

 

We're all hypocrites. The only question is on what issues and to what extent. 

[manboobs109]

24 minutes ago, Roberto said:

Sound chief. And we know... it is noticed.

Go get some nice beers and have a lovely weekend.

All the best you mad bastard. ?

I can't remember who it was but someone said "the site flows much better when you block Hanz"

They were 100% right.

[Joe pike]

11 minutes ago, manboobs109 said:

I can't remember who it was but someone said "the site flows much better when you block Hanz"

They were 100% right.

Might have been the Rocket

[Redforever86]

1 hour ago, Sooper-hanz said:

That’s about the 5th time you’ve tried to encourage other posters to block me you sad cunt. 
All because I wiped the floor with you and you couldn’t handle it. Get a grip. ?

 

[Parklife]

3 hours ago, Sooper-hanz said:

That’s about the 5th time you’ve tried to encourage other posters to block me you sad cunt. 
All because I wiped the floor with you and you couldn’t handle it. Get a grip. ?

He's having a hard time of it on here. Another wee break needed, I'd suggest. 

[manboobs109]

3 hours ago, Redforever86 said:

 

Lol cheers for letting me see the bite ?

[sigh]

Well, see what the Court's say about the legalities, if it is accepted then another Indy Vote on 19th October 2023 - if the vote is allowed the best thing for the Nats would be still having Boris in Nr 10!

[manboobs109]

Why next year? Surely it can be held this year, general elections are called and held within a matter of weeks.

[Joe pike]

7 minutes ago, manboobs109 said:

Why next year? Surely it can be held this year, general elections are called and held within a matter of weeks.

Sturgeon wants to showcase and squander millions for 15 months.

Deflection from sex scandals in the SNP

[Betty Swallicks]

Oct 2023?!?!

FFS!

16 months of tedious shite then a result which will be disputed and debated for months more.

[sigh]

Courts will take time to decide if the referendum is legal, then allow time for any appeal, then take time to canvas support etc - there is a few things that will need sorting out if the referendum does vote to leave the UK - and  then, if it does, there will also be a time lag to get that done. 

As for Strugeon showcasing,  she is as vain as the next politician

[CCB III]

1 hour ago, sigh said:

Well, see what the Court's say about the legalities, if it is accepted then another Indy Vote on 19th October 2023 - if the vote is allowed the best thing for the Nats would be still having Boris in Nr 10!

Genuine question; 

 

Why are people who think Scotland would be better off independent, nats?

 

Yet, pro union, folks who like being British, aren't nationalists? 
 

Is it not just two different types of nationalism? Most folk you see online who oppose Indy, aren't shy with a Union Jack or two. 
 

Something I've never understood 

[Betty Swallicks]

2 minutes ago, CCB III said:

Genuine question; 

 

Why are people who think Scotland would be better off independent, nats?

 

Yet, pro union, folks who like being British, aren't nationalists? 
 

Is it not just two different types of nationalism? Most folk you see online who oppose Indy, aren't shy with a Union Jack or two. 
 

Something I've never understood 

What does the N is SNP stand for?

Your point would make sense if they were solely against the BNP.

[CCB III]

10 minutes ago, Betty Swallicks said:

Oct 2023?!?!

FFS!

16 months of tedious shite then a result which will be disputed and debated for months more.

Not looking forward to the undoubted controversies. 
 

Can see a Catalonia type situation on the horizon. 
 

The reality is, she has a mandate. That's undisputed. 
 

She has the same level of mandate to deliver independence for Scotland as WM had with Brexit. 
 

They'll pull out all the stops to delegitimise this. They know with that pasty, pink gorilla in no.10 they are weak. 
 

The left wing, and indeed the right wing need to sell it as a "pro independence, anti SNP" type situation, otherwise it's going nowhere. 

For some reason people really struggle to grasp the fact they can vote out the SNP upon independence, and actually have a higher chance of doing so in an independent Scotland. 
 

The unionist parties up here are absolutely at the point of no return. 

 

[CCB III]

2 minutes ago, Betty Swallicks said:

What does the N is SNP stand for?

Your point would make sense if they were solely against the BNP.

Is there a huge difference between the Conservative party and the BNP, at the moment? 
 

 

[Betty Swallicks]

1 minute ago, CCB III said:

Is there a huge difference between the Conservative party and the BNP, at the moment? 
 

 

You're going off at a tangent again min. 

[Betty Swallicks]

3 minutes ago, CCB III said:

Not looking forward to the undoubted controversies. 
 

Can see a Catalonia type situation on the horizon. 
 

The reality is, she has a mandate. That's undisputed. 
 

She has the same level of mandate to deliver independence for Scotland as WM had with Brexit. 
 

They'll pull out all the stops to delegitimise this. They know with that pasty, pink gorilla in no.10 they are weak. 
 

The left wing, and indeed the right wing need to sell it as a "pro independence, anti SNP" type situation, otherwise it's going nowhere. 

For some reason people really struggle to grasp the fact they can vote out the SNP upon independence, and actually have a higher chance of doing so in an independent Scotland. 
 

The unionist parties up here are absolutely at the point of no return. 

 

There you have it. 

[patrick bateman]

1 hour ago, sigh said:

Well, see what the Court's say about the legalities, if it is accepted then another Indy Vote on 19th October 2023 - if the vote is allowed the best thing for the Nats would be still having Boris in Nr 10!

I always find it interesting that it's don't vote one way because of Nicola Sturgeon or Alex Salmond in 2014 yet it's.

Vote for independence cos Boris is a wank.

Jumping through hoops to justify a position.

[CCB III]

Just now, Betty Swallicks said:

You're going off at a tangent again min. 

Being nationalistic isn't reserved to Scottish Independence voters, tho. That's my point. 
 

From the POV of unionists it's; 

Scottish nationalism= Bad 

British Nationalism= fine

 

And vice versa for independence folk 
 

Alba and the Greens are independence parties, folk vote for them, are their voters not nationalists because the parties don't have the word 'national' in the name? 
 

Don't get your point. 
 

 

[Betty Swallicks]

2 minutes ago, CCB III said:

Being nationalistic isn't reserved to Scottish Independence voters, tho. That's my point. 
 

From the POV of unionists it's; 

Scottish nationalism= Bad 

British Nationalism= fine

 

And vice versa for independence folk 
 

Alba and the Greens are independence parties, folk vote for them, are their voters not nationalists because the parties don't have the word 'national' in the name? 
 

Don't get your point. 
 

 

[patrick bateman]

6 minutes ago, CCB III said:

Not looking forward to the undoubted controversies. 
 

Can see a Catalonia type situation on the horizon. 
 

The reality is, she has a mandate. That's undisputed. 
 

She has the same level of mandate to deliver independence for Scotland as WM had with Brexit. 
 

They'll pull out all the stops to delegitimise this. They know with that pasty, pink gorilla in no.10 they are weak. 
 

The left wing, and indeed the right wing need to sell it as a "pro independence, anti SNP" type situation, otherwise it's going nowhere. 

For some reason people really struggle to grasp the fact they can vote out the SNP upon independence, and actually have a higher chance of doing so in an independent Scotland. 
 

The unionist parties up here are absolutely at the point of no return. 

 

Can you point to the mandate?

Cos I think you'll find that it is very much disputed by many parties in Scotland.

If the snp hold a referendum that is not legally binding, it will be carnage, as the independence side would win a huge majority on a smaller turnout by far than 2014.

The messaging will be don't vote in this from those who oppose separation.

Never really understood the reluctance to use separatist, always sounds cool when attached to Basques and eta.(terrorist tho they are)