Glen Sannox
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16 hours ago, Lyle Lanley said:
Hugh Pennington says Glasgow could spend weeks in Level 3.Â
And so it should, the denizens have an inability to behave themselves. An absolutely dreadful place.
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6 minutes ago, Lyle Lanley said:
It wouldnât surprise me to see riots and huge protests happening in a few months time if they keep up with changing restrictions like with Glasgow and Moray.Â
ÂYou get riots in Glasgow regardless.
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35 minutes ago, virginton said:
No-mark losers like yourself don't get to decide the rules of the game champ. Get back in your box.Â
A guy who spends his whole miserable life on a football forum calling someone a loser.
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26 minutes ago, Stormzy said:
You vote for an authoritarian group with previous then you deserve what you get.Â
I've been saying for a while this blind servility to lovely wee Nicola is not a healthy thing but aye here we are. As you please, she knows best. Keep the faith.Â
Gammon, minter traitor! Simp, yer da, gammon, tOrY sCuM, daily mail gammon.
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17 minutes ago, speckled tangerine said:
f**k the Tories.
Unless of course they are handing out copious amounts of free things and benefits to wastrels.
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12 minutes ago, NotThePars said:
I'm 300 miles closer to you than before and I'll be travelling another 300 to boot your baws you Tory c**t.
Civic and joyous.Â
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1 hour ago, Stormzy said:
I like some of your posts but must say I hate terms like "illegals" when describing people.Â
Iâm not keen on that word either, Â but these enforcement officers were only trying to do their job. Off the back of this, the SNP announced that they were eager to help the people that were being held, as opposed to the people that were trying to do their job. That tells you all you need to know.
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11 minutes ago, Pato said:
Sure great that's how averages work, some get more, some get less. Point is Ireland, which is in the big bad EU, generally speaking has higher salaries for any number of jobs than here. The aim is to underline that Britannia isn't ruling the waves or even paying you a fair whack for your work.
It always surprises me, how many people want to live in Britain given how bad it apparently is.Â
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53 minutes ago, GordonS said:
You do realise the EU is a club made up of its members, right? It's not some alien invasion, dishing out orders to the Earthlings.
I get the distinct impression all you know about how the EU works you learned through the Daily Mail. Do you know how much scope paying agencies have to implement CAP? The's more difference between Scotland and England on CAP than on healthcare delivery.Â
The usual sneering nonsense with a Daily Mail reference thrown in. All thatâs missing is some of that hilarious gammon patter.
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27 minutes ago, Pato said:
Probably any number of variants of 'Ireland uses the euro. Did you know a bus driver in Ireland gets paid 35000 euros a year? That's ÂŁ30000. A bus driver here only earns ÂŁ23000. Euros don't sound so bad to me.'
Nonsense. LRT pay their drivers ÂŁ30k per annum.
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42 minutes ago, Henderson to deliver ..... said:
Go on then...
What decisions ?
Well the most important one for a start. She made it clear that she wanted to be part of the EUâs shambolic vaccine procurement/rollout.
Then youâve got the well documented fisheries, state subsidies etc. Edinburgh would have no input into these.
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8 hours ago, Henderson to deliver ..... said:
Are we not going to be friends, neighbours and trading partners any more with the rUK and the unaccountable House of Lords, just because we think that the important decisions regarding Scotland should be made in Edinburgh rather than London ?
Very sad if true.
But the SNP donât want the important decisions made in Edinburgh, they want them made in Brussels.
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Divorcing your friend, neighbour and biggest trading partner, to then re join the unaccountable EU, isnât going to be a âhard sellâ apparently.
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3 hours ago, Henderson to deliver ..... said:
The simple answer to the EU question is that we can have a referendum on membership shortly after independence.
Given that we've only just come out and will still be aligned on lots of things and the EU would probably look favourably on our membership post Brexit, there's a decent chance we would be fast tracked or even admitted as some sort of legacy member.
However, there's no need to go into any of that unless there are cast iron guarantees from the EU. Equally, any yoons touting the 10-15 year timescale and forced entry into the Euro can be safely ignored.
Not a very simple answer if thereâs only a âdecent chanceâ. There is next to no evidence that Scotland would be fast tracked back in to their club. This is going to become a very hard sell for the SNP.
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5 hours ago, Pato said:
What is it about Blackford that winds up people so much? The only thing I can think of that he did that was straight up terrible was posting on twitter that some guy should go back to England during lockdown when he lived in Scotland, but that was ages after he'd been sending some folk nuts. Is there something else? I mean I know he personally killed Charles Kennedy but other than that?
Itâs his appalling Monarch of the Glen look and awful humble crofter patter. Heâs just a greedy man whoâs made copious amounts of money in the City whilst blaming all Scotlandâs woes on England. The same England where heâs amassed his fortune. Dreadful man.Â
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2 hours ago, Stormzy said:
Laura Pidcock and Richard Burgon are probably the two most empty headed politicians I've ever seen in my life. Genuinely the worst in ability I think I've ever seen. Burgon is hilarious, his leadership bid was nothing short of sensational. I don't think they "understand the North" in any meaningful way, Burgon barely understands how to tie his shoe laces let alone try and understand issues within Politics, they weren't even useful lackies.Â
Burgon is horrific. Beyond dim.Â
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2 minutes ago, GordonS said:
Yes. There were three No parties on your ballot paper and you voted for one of them who you accept is a bawsac, for the sole purpose of keeping the Yes side down.
Even though independence could never happen without a referendum anyway.
It applies both ways, Yes & No - it's really reductionist to use your vote for literally nothing more than defeating the other side on one solitary issue, especially when it means giving victory to a bawsac.
There has been page upon page in this thread of yes voters pointing out how to vote tactically and keep the nasty yoons out. The result of which, may entail bawsacs getting elected.
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5 minutes ago, Henderson to deliver ..... said:
I notice you keep using this 'civic and joyous' thing now. Even against those who were critical of the gun boats being sent to Jersey on the other thread.Â
Staggering lack of self awareness tbqhwy.
Itâs not really a staggering lack of self awareness. It was a retort to the predictable/puerile, appalling gammon banter and support of the French by the resident Nats.Â
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1 minute ago, GordonS said:
It's really not. The Scottish Parliament is more diverse than the UK parliament, even though that parliament covers 4 countries.
I could never vote for a dickhead like Cole-Hamilton, even if it meant spoiling my paper. I've spoiled my paper before because the candidate from the only party I could vote for was an arse and I'd do it again.
Electing dickheads only harms your side over time. It's better to lose with the right candidate than win with the wrong candidate.
It may indeed be diverse, but they are diverse yesâs or noâs.Â
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9 minutes ago, GordonS said:
Labour's woes have literally nothing to do with their industrial and employment policies.
Literally nothing you say. I would disagree with that.Â
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9 minutes ago, GordonS said:
I say the same to you as I do to fundamentalist nationalists - there are far more important things than flags, and you don't need a noisome, car-shagging, bandwagon-jumping dishonest p***k representing you to express your view on the constitution. You can do that in a referendum.
But as youâll know only too well Gordon, Scottish politics is now a binary scenario.
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2 minutes ago, Henderson to deliver ..... said:
Nobody is forcing you to vote for Alex Cole Hamilton ffs.
Absolutely, I didnât suggest it was, but itâs the only way of keeping the âcivic and joyousâ out of Edinburgh Western.
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37 minutes ago, DeeTillEhDeh said:
This is what happens when you try to be Tory lite and pander to fucking bigots.
If Labour do as badly as some are saying you would genuinely have to think that Starmer is a goner.
ÂI know, but they tried the â1970âs Corbyn type Labourâ and it was a disaster also. Labour are in a dreadful place. Either pander to all these trade union lunatics, or try and make themselves âelectableâ with a Blair type approach! No win situation.
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37 minutes ago, tamthebam said:
He is a shit. And reliant on Unionist Tory votes in that seat.
I am one of those Unionist, Tory voters who takes absolutely no pleasure in voting for him, his work ethic is good but his arrogance knows no bounds. Not a nice man, but in Edinburgh Western, the denizens just want to keep the Nats out.
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All that means is, that these germ infested scaffs will jump on the Megabus through to Edinburgh. A horrific prospect.