Ancient Citizen
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Or Corbyn, either will be good for SNP support.What will swing it imo is 5 more years of Boris. That will do it.
This is the paradox facing her and the whole SNP, they want independence, fine, and they know forIf she wants independence that bad let the rest of the UK vote and she will definitely get it
What makes her more successful, and likeable than the other leaders, isnt that she promotes Scottish nationalism. in many ways, that doesnt need promoted much. It is that she promotes Scottish social and progressive values, ones based on inclusivity, humanity and an ambition for growth. Something claimed scotland have never had the chance to pursue under Westminster. With nationalism and independence portrayed as the method/vehicle of achieving them.
Unlike the inward-looking, exclusive, 'everyone is below us', conservative, and largely xenophobic drive behind brexit as an end result to enable a 'return to a better time when we could just be ourselves'.
Sure, neither apply to all, there are moderates and the extreme in both. but as underlying ideologies, they are certainly pursued and promoted completely differently.
Just swap brown immigrants that UKIP don’t like for the English and you’ve got the SNP.
Same shite, different side of the coin.
Wait for the arguments about Scottish Army regiments and bases north of the wall and what happens to them.
Independence isn't happening anytime soon and she knows it.
Threat, threat, threat and a bit more devolution is handed to them and they get what they wanted all along.....rinse and repeat.
Some things, opinion or not, are just plain wrong. and this my friend is one of them.
It isn’t, sadly.
Nationalism in all its forms leads to hatred.
It's miles off.For a start they want FOM and more immigration. Alot of those that I know are planning to vote for them are English.It isn’t, sadly.
Nationalism in all its forms leads to hatred.