k979aaa wrote:Who is to say our welsh cousins will not do the same?Godric wrote:the new union flag minus Scotland if a yes vote is returned![]()
Or the north of England!
that would be entirely up to the good peoples of Wales and Northern England
k979aaa wrote:Who is to say our welsh cousins will not do the same?Godric wrote:the new union flag minus Scotland if a yes vote is returned![]()
Or the north of England!
Is that what they call DEVO MAX.clashcityrocker wrote:Or indeed Torquay where they speak a completely different dialect.
Truth be told we need our Scottish cousins so we don't get the Tory's and the lib dem's in again!Godric wrote:k979aaa wrote:Who is to say our welsh cousins will not do the same?Godric wrote:the new union flag minus Scotland if a yes vote is returned![]()
Or the north of England!
that would be entirely up to the good peoples of Wales and Northern England
k979aaa wrote:Truth be told we need our Scottish cousins so we don't get the Tory's and the lib dem's in again!Godric wrote:k979aaa wrote:Who is to say our welsh cousins will not do the same?Godric wrote:the new union flag minus Scotland if a yes vote is returned![]()
Or the north of England!
that would be entirely up to the good peoples of Wales and Northern England
fishtank wrote:The UK is becoming very London-centric in both its politics and funding.It's understandable in a way but it's also very divisive.
That's no reflection on the majority of the people of London because the Capital itself is split between the haves and the barely surviving.
If I was in the North of England I would probably feel even more disenfranchised than I do as a Scot.At least I have my national identity and a semblance of devolved government whereas those in the North of England are simply given plattitudes by the London government(Labour or Tory) and not much else.
So should I vote for UKIP the SNP don't come down here often!Godric wrote:k979aaa wrote:Truth be told we need our Scottish cousins so we don't get the Tory's and the lib dem's in again!Godric wrote:k979aaa wrote:Who is to say our welsh cousins will not do the same?Godric wrote:the new union flag minus Scotland if a yes vote is returned![]()
Or the north of England!
that would be entirely up to the good peoples of Wales and Northern England
do you honestly think Liebour will be any different from the ConDem coalition ??
the only difference is the colour of their ties
k979aaa wrote:So should I vote for UKIP the SNP don't come down here often!Godric wrote:k979aaa wrote:Truth be told we need our Scottish cousins so we don't get the Tory's and the lib dem's in again!Godric wrote:k979aaa wrote:Who is to say our welsh cousins will not do the same?Godric wrote:the new union flag minus Scotland if a yes vote is returned![]()
Or the north of England!
that would be entirely up to the good peoples of Wales and Northern England
do you honestly think Liebour will be any different from the ConDem coalition ??
the only difference is the colour of their ties
clashcityrocker wrote:Or indeed Torquay where they speak a completely different dialect.
Was that a serious or rhetorical question? If it was a serious question voting for the greens would be like throwing yourself in a 2" deep puddle to drown yourself.Godric wrote:in all honesty if that was the choices before me I wouldn't vote .... why not vote for another party like the green party
Well that's pretty incisive ft, but in the many years I have been back in the North, 40, the people seem to be inured to the fact that, health, pay, entertainment and cultural benefits (museums, art galleries etc) are in London, paid for by the many for the few, and in the North of England, described I believe by a Tory as a wasteland, we get fracked.fishtank wrote:If I was in the North of England I would probably feel even more disenfranchised than I do as a Scot.At least I have my national identity and a semblance of devolved government whereas those in the North of England are simply given plattitudes by the London government(Labour or Tory) and not much else.
Well we have no other choice than the LABOUR PARTY it has changed as too enough is a debating point I would rather vote for a far left party but there is none worthy of my vote as of yet.dvbuk55 wrote:Was that a serious or rhetorical question? If it was a serious question voting for the greens would be like throwing yourself in a 2" deep puddle to drown yourself.Godric wrote:in all honesty if that was the choices before me I wouldn't vote .... why not vote for another party like the green party
That would depend on the EU status of both countries.biscuit1957 wrote:Does that mean that every Scot in England will have to do a nationalision test?And if they fail they will be deported?
If not, then do not the immigrants from the rest of the world have a case of discrimination?
Good point and that's why my scouse pals settled in Scotland are ardent supporters of independence and will vote yes without any hesitation.fishtank wrote:
If I was in the North of England I would probably feel even more disenfranchised than I do as a Scot.At least I have my national identity and a semblance of devolved government whereas those in the North of England are simply given plattitudes by the London government(Labour or Tory) and not much else.