@NoteTaker_X@ionafyfe Nothing quite captures the spirit of the timeless Scottish Unionist, devolved of all fairness and decency. They themselves wish to suckle off the great English teat, whilst espousing any successful Scot has no valid opinion unless they remain in their lowly given Union place. FO!
@MancTotter@LBC You're such a .. conflating apples and pears as usual. The war you love but would have found a way not to serve in, lasted 5 years, so of course people had to endure. This is a 5 day heatwave where the kids would probably benefit from a day off! But let's call them snowflakes FFS
@murdo_fraser Have you no got Jaikeys number to call her direct? Maybe she's an avid reader of your Twitter, but I doubt. I've no idea how the algorithms brought me to this pish either mind!
@IreneFu37418521@theSNP You're playing with words, there have been 3 FM's in 12 years and rising, as long as Swinney is in place.
There have been 6 PM's in 10 years.
Whats more, at least 4 of the PM's were ousted by their own party, whereas Humza was ousted by the furious Greens and the unionists.
@BGatesIsaPyscho As usual you don't see the beginning of the altercation. But all I see is 2 English pussies who probably voted for Brexit, in Portugal, uttering endless ultimatums yet in permanent retreat, from a guy half their size. Like I said, pussies! Ooh, thank god, the police are here!
@HannahMargBrown So performative and rehearsed. Pathetic really. I recall the journalists in Downing Street and Westminster are "penned" or just not allowed to roam unrestricted.
Since London is your everything, I'm surprised for once you're upset we don't follow their lead.
@Maxwellpainn Which part of Britain are you screaming your angry gammon rant? It looks lovely and warm. How is your Spanish? Would you describe yourself as fluent or effluent? Ya dolt!
@CraigHouston_ Glasgow was a YES city, and now YES is over 50% across Scotland and growing. I'm sure your ragtag band of racists are having a blast, but Glasgow stands for Scotland.
@alanlyons33@outofunion This wasn't a vote on independence. You forget roughly 40% of Labour voters support independence, and 5-10% of Tories and Lib Dem. If you believed you had the numbers you would be campaigning for a 2nd indyref, a 2nd loss would kill it stone dead, like in Canada. But you're notπ€
@MacfadyenJohn@LesleyRiddoch@BBCWorldatOne That's not how elections work, the SNP's vote share was bigger than the tories had to implement the brexit vote. But as usual we're hamstrung and held to a different standard.
You've provided an example of how referendums work, so let's have one, or are you scared of the result?