Do You Support Scottish Independence?

Yeah; it seems to be only natural for a country to run it's own affairs. So why not?

You probably should. They're the reason you and I pay university fees. Look up the West Lothian question.

I hate to be a pedant, but the Westminster government pursuing unsustainable economic policies and spending their money on nuclear missile systems and military operations that are disproportionate to our current size and global influence are the reason you have to pay tuition fees.

It was wrong of Scots Unionist MPs to vote this policy through - although I should note that the Labour party in Scotland voted for the Graduate Endowment Scheme; which was basically a form of tuition fee, so the party itself cannot be called hypocritical on that score. Scots Labour MPs voted for the same thing in the UK Parliament that Scots Labour MSPs voted for in the Scottish Parliament.

If they want independence, let them have it. If not, the devolution of powers needs to be made to cut both ways. I do not understand why Scottish MPS (that is, MPs in the Scottish assembly, not just MPs that are Scottish) should be able to vote on issues which will not affect Scotland. This is not necessarily an independence issue, but a constitutional issue.

Nuclear weapons are more needed now than they were before, Does Iran or North Korea ring any alaram bells ?

If they want independence, let them have it. If not, the devolution of powers needs to be made to cut both ways. I do not understand why Scottish MPS (that is, MPs in the Scottish assembly, not just MPs that are Scottish) should be able to vote on issues which will not affect Scotland.

I hate to be a pedant, but the Westminster government pursuing unsustainable economic policies and spending their money on nuclear missile systems and military operations that are disproportionate to our current size and global influence are the reason you have to pay tuition fees.

It was wrong of Scots Unionist MPs to vote this policy through - although I should note that the Labour party in Scotland voted for the Graduate Endowment Scheme; which was basically a form of tuition fee, so the party itself cannot be called hypocritical on that score. Scots Labour MPs voted for the same thing in the UK Parliament that Scots Labour MSPs voted for in the Scottish Parliament.

No. But even if they did I'm fairly sure that "killing everyone on both sides" isn't quite the same thing as "finding a solution to the problem". It all seems a bit MAD to me.

I think you have some facts mixed up there, MSPs (Members of the Scottish Parliament) can't vote on English matters. They sit in the Scottish Parliament which only deals with Scottish issues.

They are a separate group from MPs (Members of the UK Parliament) who represent Scottish constituencies. They can vote on matters that affect England only, while in some cases they can't vote on equivalent matters that affect Scotland. E.g. they can vote on the English education system, even though it doesn't affect their constituencies, but they can't vote on the Scottish education system, even though it does affect their consituencies.

What ?