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Old 10-09-2014, 13:23   #2084
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Re: Will Scotland Leave the UK?

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Originally Posted by tweetiepooh View Post
Looking at the major parties in Westminster.
Tories - want to keep the Union, it's part of what they stand for
Socialists - want to keep the Union, they have large support base in Scotland, doesn't bode well if YES wins.

So what are they gaining by what they are doing? They have to show interest and if they believe we are better as the UK they can outline those concerns. Then they should leave the people of Scotland to debate and decide. They more they speak out it seems the more they push the undecided to the YES camp, no-one likes to be told what to do by "outsiders".
They're hardly "outsiders". All of their parties have people that voted for them in the last elections for Holyrood and Westminster.
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