Living Will Scotland
Is it real to believe that Scotland will achieve independance?
recently independance is back on the agenda….some believe that being part of the uk is not advantageous to scotland anymore…some believe the uk could be ruined if scotland cede from the union. this is an open question this includes for and against answers. it would be good if anyone not living in the uk given an opinion
I keep seeing this question or its type on YA. What the people in Scotland don’t realise is that there is probably a huge majority in England who would love to see Scotland being independent. We in England would be better off. You have all the benefits of our taxes we don’t get to see because our Scottish leader and MPs send them north to their country while they continue to destroy ours. When you get right down to it most of our leaders in the Labour govt. are Scottish or have ties to Scotland and we would dearly love to see the back of them. Maybe then we could have free prescriptions, dental care, pay less tax, etc. You have devolution there now and all the taxes paid in by Scots go to Scotland but we still have to top them up as there isn’t enough to run the country. All I can suggest is that the Scots get off there backsides and get out there and campaign to get their independence. We really wish you would and most of us will give you all the support we are able to give.
Please don’t report me for what I’ve written. I’m only saying the truth to you and I’m not being sarcastic at all. It is how a lot of us feel down here. Tell Alex Salmond to stop worrying about doing fund raising at 1000 quid a head from his asian and muslim friends for the SNP and raise some money to make Scotland independent. Like I said though any assistance I can be to you in gaining your independence please feel free to contact me and ask as I will gladly give it.
Oh! Don’t worry about it destroying the UK as it wouldn’t but it would be a great help to the rest of us if you had your independence. We don’t really need anymore Scots down here destroying England as the present facts and the way we have to live, with their incompetence, proves. Please take Gordon Brown back up there first ok?
22/23 Tegan & Sara – Band Intro + Living Room @ Picture House, Edinburgh, Scotland 11/15/09
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