Scunnered

Flure and I made the mistake of using trends in our own social circles and utterly shite internal polling data to predict a big win for Yes in 2014. In my social circle there is about the same number of people who voted Yes in 2014 saying they'd vote no in Indyref2 as people moving in the opposite direction. Assuming Hampden Loon's social circle is full of Yes supporting fishermen then he's probably experiencing what he claims.

I'd pump Hansen I'm not one to boast, but I'm a braw looking boy. I'm talking Flora levels of braw here.

I'm younger, fitter, and better looking than you both. I'm also fond of sodomy. Pint?

There's nothing odd about that... I was sticking up for you comrade RB

I'm not actually sure. He's a bit of a bigot though. Aberdeen?

What's your thoughts on Peever being a Tory and supporting independence?

Woah, woah, woah boys! The independence support is far too small to start turning on each other, and that's two Indy supporters been getting abused on here by other indy supporters in the past 2 days. Keep the heed!

It's hard being one of the few good guys in an entire country

That's very cringey. I see the mistake. In my post where I said: I meant to say "Yes Scotland" rather than "Yes Campaign".

Kitty Cat wasn't a part of Yes Scotland. She co-founded the RIC to give an alternative to the Neoliberal nature of Yes Scotland.

We clearly remember the campaigns differently. Yes Scotland was very much a centre right vision of an independent Scotland, in my humble opinion.

I disagree, it was an awful platform for anyone left leaning. The Yes Campaign argued for EU membership, and corporation tax cuts. The RIC campaigned for independence but rejected the Neoliberal nature of Yes Scotland.

Take it to your Union rep.

Yes... I completely accept the current right wing Westminster government

Substitute Racism with Nationalism and you'd have the exact same thing that would have been said to Socialists who voted Yes despite the middle class and corporate orientated Yes campaign. Plenty of socialists felt that the Yes vote was the correct decision at the time. I've no time for your negativity today. I am currently pumping myself up with the Red Flag and then I'm off to support striking ScotRail staff.

As I've said 1,000,000 times before, the barriers preventing socialism are the exact same in the UK as they would be in an independent Scotland. Both have populations equally opposed to such. In the EU in either makes it impossible.

The UK has just removed itself from a Union which forbids socialism, forces austerity and will soon allow corporations to sue governments if their public services affect profits. It's very hard not to see that as anything other than a victory. Impossible even.

Capitalism could be abolished and capitalists would claim it's not a win for the left.

Nationalism?

Pffft! Good luck with that, I'm Unioned up to the eyeballs!

I do. I'm in middle management. Foremans job, flag palest pink etc etc.

WHY DO YOU HATE SCOTLAND???!!!!

Markets have largely recovered. I wasted my vote