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However, England is vastly more right-wing than Scotland. The only Scot I know supports yes simply because since WW2, Scotland has been under a Tory-ruled Westm

However, England is vastly more right-wing than Scotland. The only Scot I know supports yes simply because since WW2, Scotland has been under a Tory-ruled Westminster and having to implement their policies for roughly half the time, while never actually voting for them. As far as he's considered if Cameron and all his kind simply went away he'd be happy to be part of the UK.

jiggy2011 12y ago
You could say the same about every part of the country that did not vote for the current government. In a democracy you often don't get what you want.
- xtrumanx 12y ago
  > In a democracy you often don't get what you want. According to Tuna-Fish's complaint, the Scots never got what they want for 70 years and now suddenly there's an opportunity to change that. Seems to be the better alternative than continuing with the status quo or following in William Wallace's footsteps.
  - jiggy2011 12y ago
    Not true, there was a labour government for 13 years! Also many parts of England and Wales vote in a similar way to Scotland but they don't get to secceed.
    - collyw 12y ago
      The Labour party was corrupted by Blair. Its almost as right wing as the Conservatives. Inequality continued to grow for those 13 years.
macspoofing 12y ago
>The only Scot I know supports yes ... Quite the sample size. >As far as he's considered if Cameron and all his kind simply went away he'd be happy to be part of the UK. Didn't Limbaugh threaten to leave the country if Obama was (re)-elected? Isn't that kinda the same? There are probably good reasons to break-away, this isn't one of them.