Threads like this wish i never even bothered.
There is so much BS on both sides but each side thinks there own brand of BS smells of roses.
A lot of the questions just cannot be answered as it will stil to e decieded depending on which way the vote goes, westminster/whitehall cannae be seen to be dealing away all the goodies afore they know if they actually need too.
And as for residents of Corby or other 2nd generation scots born in England being sent 'home' if u said a similar statement about any other skin colur/religion or nationality u would be up on racism charges.
Can/do members of almost every other commonwealth country serve in the UK's armed forces, but scots won't be allowed??
I have no idea wot will happen or how close the vote will be, and it is an absolute scandal that their is not more realible impartial info out there, for every report saying 1 thing there is an exact oppisate report stating the exact oppisate,(usually published the next day too) seems all these academics/think tanks can only 'think' as far as who is paying there wages. A total disgrace no better than politicains with there nose in the trough
I have a mate who was actually head hunted to work for the NO campign and he is still voteing Yes, althou he appreciates the massive flaws/holes in the Yes campign more now thou, but he is still voting yes. He is involved in big business in the city and plenty of them are also voting Yes, so not just numpties in face paint
The problem isn't actualy independence its the uncertainty that this referendum has caused and if yes how long it will take to sort everything out afterwards.
Working for a foriegn company isnae really a problem nowadays, it's the uncertainty over tax, currency that may push some away
End of the day if u turned things on there heads how many would vote to be governed by a government 400miles away?
I can't stand 'king eck' or most of his policies (esp about the countryside/agri/shooting) and i'm probably more of a right wing voter coming from the only tory mp in scotlands area, but its not a vote for Salmond or the SNP its a vote for scotland running ts own affairs independently.
At moment yes with devo or 'devo-max' scotland can still chose how it spends a lot of its money, but is that any different to giving a kid his pocket money?
He can spend it how he wants too but it can be stopped or reduced at any time.
Does any scot really want Borris Johnston in charge of ur 'pocket money'?
End of day the question is should scotland be independent? Not wether we will be better of or turn into the land of milk and honey overnight.
But a massive ammount of folk will bottle it when they get in the box and they might feel scotland should be independent but are scared because of the uncertanties which exactly wot london wants, and why they won't get involved in any answers to some of the big questions