@DM_No5@conor_matchett Parliament didn’t understand? You’re stating our MSPs are thick?
Which ones have stated they were too thick to understand the point?
This might not be a good look for WM rule supporters…
@Stephen77237786@The_E_A_ Nope. I’m discussing an abnormal, failed structure delivering proven poor outcomes. No hatred. It’s a line to deflect from the failure of their nationalism,
@DM_No5@conor_matchett It’s very relevant. Who was deceived & who was intended to be deceived by the omission of “part of”? No-one.
If you’d stated he should be more careful with language. Agreed. That it was an attempt at deception? Nonsense. Grow up.
@The_E_A_@mcmotors23@liamale90403974@Kilky43 Who has failed at life? You’re an anonymous.
The data is clear & unambiguous that the U.K. structure of greater England delivers very poor outcomes for the rest.
Offord stare he had to leave.
Give your success story & how WM rule enabled it & why you couldn’t do it in iScotland?
@AuditScotland@WDCouncil Managed decline is one option. Independence & growing the economy & improving public services is the other. I appreciate you can only comment on how the decline is managed but don’t take the populace for fools. Other options are available.
@jruddy99 The “new” nation state was created by the Union of two countries. Scotland & England. In reality an English takeover. Unsurprising that you as an extreme English nationalist don’t want it scrutinised by a 3rd party.
@DM_No5@conor_matchett I asked if you didn’t understand what he meant?
Did you believe pensioners were going to lose ALL their pensions?
What about @conor_matchett ?
Was it such a difficult stretch?
@EastRenAsks This guy is absolutely mental he wants to ensure our children have much poorer prospects in Scotland based on his nationalism against the actual data.
Ireland's real GDP per capita has grown at an average annual rate of about 2.9% from 1922 to 2023, outpacing Wales' estimated 1.8% GVA per capita growth over the same period. These figures derive from 1922 relatives (Ireland at ~56% of UK, Wales ~85%) and current values (Ireland $104k, Wales ~£26k), yielding CAGRs via (end/start)^{1/101} - 1 adjustments against UK benchmarks. Ireland's edge stems from independent policy tools like low taxes attracting FDI, while Wales faced structural constraints within the UK.
@Dennynews Failure of union. No-one with a functioning mind can defend the catastrophic outcomes for Scotland v Norway in husbanding the oil windfall.
The pathetic attempts to spin their nationalism will be interesting.
@DM_No5@conor_matchett Everyone knows it’s strictly incorrect & everyone knows what he meant. Even the hard of thinking, That’s why it’s childish pedantry.
Were you confused?