BBC post Scottish Independence
On 15/09/14 15:31, Adrian wrote:
On Mon, 15 Sep 2014 14:34:16 +0100, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
But then the Scots dislike being ruled by a government they didn't
vote for either.
shrug Who ever promised that any region or other small demographic
slice would get the Gov't they "voted for"?
But Scotland is a country. Not a region.
Next week, Dave, maybe.
That's not how democracy works.
If it consistently seems to work better for some than others, it's
hardly a surprise when they tell you to stick your democracy.
By "work better", do you mean "those with minority opinions don't get
their way all the time"? Hey-ho.
Actually if they make a fuss, they do get their way all the time.
The silent majority are the ones that are oppressed, and that's why when
you meet em, they are 100% pro UKIP.
Its strange to have strangers wishing you well, cars tooting at you in
the street, and waving and yelling 'stick it to em';' just because you
have a purple rosette ...
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