Is Scottish independence a 'good or bad' thing? - Mk II

Even the Polish bus drivers l've seen are all wearing YES badges, believe me when l tell you the YES vote has moved and it will move even more approaching the 18th September.

What a ridiculous post.

Says a lot that you can't answer a simple question from Midlander

I'm not sure what your goal is when you enter this thread? To tell us about your campaigning while you offer nothing to the discussion and degrade others?

What a ridiculous post.

Says a lot that you can't answer a simple question from Midlander.

I'm not sure what your goal is when you enter this thread? To tell us about your campaigning while you offer nothing to the discussion and degrade others?

Because I can't be arsed answering your endless questions which you constantly ask me, as if I were Alex Salmond himself?! Sure, sure!!!

The point was you ignored a post (the previous post, indeed) that completely refuted your post. Thats not even silly, just flat out lying.

No, it's a truthful post.. take yourself into Buchanan Street Bus Station in Glasgow, speak to some of the people who work there, then come back and tell me it's still ridiculous.

l don't hide behind my computer all day arguing about oil, l go out and interact with the people who live in Scotland and therefore l can indeed say exactly that because l know it to be true.

Now with Obama sticking his ore in to our business as well, that's not really a clever thing to do, because the Americans are seen by many nowadays as interfering and trying to pick a fight with any country they set their sights on.

Scotland will make up it's own mind whether we become an independent country or not and as much as you wish to try and shake it of, the YES vote is not looking as bad as your dummy bias polls are leading you to believe.

(babybuntin reporting from the streets of Glasgow, on the YES campaign trail) LOL

Of course, that's what it is. None of the Yes voters here are all that good at answering questions.


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No, it's a truthful post.. take yourself into Buchanan Street Bus Station in Glasgow, speak to some of the people who work there, then come back and tell me it's still ridiculous.

l don't hide behind my computer all day arguing about oil, l go out and interact with the people who live in Scotland and therefore l can indeed say exactly that because l know it to be true.

Now with Obama sticking his ore in to our business as well, that's not really a clever thing to do, because the Americans are seen by many nowadays as interfering and trying to pick a fight with any country they set their sights on.

Scotland will make up it's own mind whether we become an independent country or not and as much as you wish to try and shake it of, the YES vote is not looking as bad as your dummy bias polls are leading you to believe.

(babybuntin reporting from the streets of Glasgow, on the YES campaign trail) LOL

It is rich of you to be complaining about posts being ignored-that is your specialty. So an extra few % of oil businesses think independence will be good for them-as soon as it runs out they will be off.


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Find that quite offensive Midlander, can you point me to a question I haven't answered?

I have agreed with you before that the 'slagging off' needs to stop aswell

You are correct when the oil runs out the oil companies will leave.

Which is why it is good that Scotland's GDP per head is 99% of the UK's excluding oil.

I asked you why the bus drivers' nationalities made a difference when it came to voting Yes. You refused to give an answer.


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Obama didn't actually say anything of note other than 'it's up to the people of Scotland'

No you didn't I haven't said a word about bus drivers.

I will answer on behalf of babybuntin though (think that's who said it)

It makes absolutely no difference

I think Scottish independence is a bad think, they will end up divided. Now they say they are glad to be from Scotland then they will say they are either from the highlands or the lowlands


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Tell me, what is the Scottish deficit when oil is excluded?


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I have no idea, a quick google throws up this report http://www.gla.ac.uk/media/media_273150_en.pdf

Which states 'Scotland's mainland fiscal balance.. was between 10-18% of GDP. As such, Scotland has a noticeably higher fiscal deficit than the UK, by around an extra 5 and a half to 6 and a half% of GDP'

But I'm not sure what your point is, we have oil, and the same report says the following:

With oil, our deficit 'Has been a relatively smaller one than the UK's'

I have no idea, a quick google throws up this report http://www.gla.ac.uk/media/media_273150_en.pdf

Which states 'Scotland's mainland fiscal balance.. was between 10-18% of GDP. As such, Scotland has a noticeably higher fiscal deficit than the UK, by around an extra 5 and a half to 6 and a half% of GDP'

But I'm not sure what your point is, we have oil, and the same report says the following:

With oil, our deficit 'Has been a relatively smaller one than the UK's'

North Sea oil will run out in the moderate term future, that's why I ask. It also highlights the high reliance of the Scottish economy on a finite resource.


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Of course, that's what it is. None of the Yes voters here are all that good at answering questions.


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