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Essentially it seems to be about getting away from our scummy political system TheCrownless Send a noteboard - 17/09/2014 10:24:31 PM

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Here in Texas suggesting of splitting off have been around for ever but 90% of the people don't really mean it. I personally think Texas would do fine as an independent state but I doubt it will happen in my life time because there is to much risk for to little gain. What is the argument for Scotland splitting off? What does it buy them for all of that risk?

And the Tories in particular. Scotland (like the NE of England) is an absolutely deadzone as far as Conservative support goes (They got one seat in the south this time around). There is massive dissatisfaction with our current government and seems to have been the tipping point that generated enough support for this result*.

Personally as an Englishman I'd like Scotland to stay and get DevoMax, as it's something I hope the North East might be able to get a similar version of during my lifetime and I think having it in Scotland may help.

*this isn't a defence of Labour, while the vote would never have happened under them they're still part of the problem.

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