I've debated the independence thing with many people over the years and, for me, it always comes down to this:
I will look at all the other benefits to independence when I get an answer on the £20bn deficit... this trumps everything for me.
I honestly can't see anything being more important than this.
If SNP truly came up with a viable plan to fix/mitigate this deficit I will, with an open mind, look at all the other things they say independence brings.
Another poster mentioned the anti-English rhetoric and, being a Scot living here all my life, I honesly think there is an element of that: It's not the driving force by any means, but it's a factor... imo.
I will look at all the other benefits to independence when I get an answer on the £20bn deficit... this trumps everything for me.
I honestly can't see anything being more important than this.
If SNP truly came up with a viable plan to fix/mitigate this deficit I will, with an open mind, look at all the other things they say independence brings.
Another poster mentioned the anti-English rhetoric and, being a Scot living here all my life, I honesly think there is an element of that: It's not the driving force by any means, but it's a factor... imo.