andyh wrote:
scaltura wrote:
andyh wrote:
scaltura wrote:
As being scottish and not going to vote ,
i'm looking forward to see what the outcome will be to see if things change for the worse or the better
i've never voted and never will
Referendums are something positive and people should be keen to take part in.
Its just a shame in this case that its a complete farce. If Scotland wants independence then thats what it should get.
None of this half measure quasi shit.
Thing is for me tho andy I cannot stand liars of any kind , I have never voted in my life , because I came to learn couple of decades ago that there was something very wrong with the system , full of liars from the top to the bottom feeders , so there is no point in playing the fake game .
Some day maybe they will learn that they are only lying to themselves
I totally agree in respect of representative democracy, voting in that case is futile as you point out.
Direct democracy though is something I believe in strongly, in that instance everyone should take part as much as possible.
The trouble with this referendum is that it is a real non choice, EU or UK and even then the UK is in the EU.
Ultimately just what difference does it make?
There is nothing I can see that shows the Scots will be better off.
TBH Andy I don't think it will make one blind bit of difference , I really can't understand why they want to bring this to the table now .
The way I see it Scotland has a sqewed form of identity , where they have banged on about the men from moidart , wallace etc.... but stand up to sing for the queen , it really makes no sense , so why do they want to break away now and be a seperate entity ?
As the very self same masonic voters will still stand and sing for the queen if/when they get indy
What I'm waiting to see if the orange and masonic order will be stopped in scotland and people treated equally , I doubt very much tho