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[ionnsaigh]

Liberal Democrats ,what a complete farce, to deny the principle working aspect of a functional Democracy chiefly the right to vote in referendum. How dare you claim Democracy as being your own, how dare you cite liberalism as being your cause . You lot are a double contradiction in terms. You hold the people of Scotland at ransom denying something that would provide the opportunity to the people of Scotland , either to voice support for independence or remain subservient to Brit demands.

[Stone Cold aka Doags Bs]

hahahahaha

[ionnsaigh]

Ta ta ta ta

[petewick]

Liberal Democrats ,what a complete farce, to deny the principle working aspect of a functional Democracy chiefly the right to vote in referendum. How dare you claim Democracy as being your own, how dare you cite liberalism as being your cause . You lot are a double contradiction in terms. You hold the people of Scotland at ransom denying something that would provide the opportunity to the people of Scotland , either to voice support for independence or remain subservient to Brit demands.

Certainly that is the case of the Lib Dem representation of Argyll and Bute up until they were vted out.


petewick

[bill]

remain subservient to Brit demands

Should'nt that be "Pom" demands,seeing howz you are in Australia.

Ofcourse Australia is known as Oz,so "friends of Dorothy" will feel at home there.

[general jack o'niell]

hear hear, i agree with every word and if i could spell your name i would give you a name check.

it's up to the masses to decide, do you want independence or don't you?

not a small band of libdem twats who want to hold the country to ramsome so that they may hold on to the illusion that they are the powerbrokers behind the scottish parliament.

as i've always said, i vote SNP because i want independence, after that? i choose the right to vote for the party i see as the best to run an independent scotland, the two are not mutually exclusive

[peenkles21]

they shouldnt agree with the snp, they are fundementaly opposed to the breaking up of the union and the snp want a referendum on it when they get in power.

[Sheik Yir Erse]

I looked on incredulously today at Stormont - Martin McGuiness and Ian Paisley side by side and laughing. Over 300 years of bitterness and division and they can come to an agreement about working together, but the Lib Dems and SNP can't

Personally I think if you now re-ran the election the Lib Dem vote would collapse. Alot of people voted for them on the basis they would bring something moderate, and some good ideas, to the coalition.

I don't think anyone thought they would, to quote Rev Paisley, just say NO.

If they think this is the best way to preserve the Union I think they've made a big mistake. There's nothing worse that telling the Scots - "we've had a wee chat and decided you can't have that". I think this will come back to haunt them big style.

I don't understand why they don't just vote thru the Referendum Bill and then campaign against it? I'm absolutely amazed at this.

[general jack o'niell]

in the words of the late great lou costello "i am wit you!!" still the rumours about the deal gordon and minger have supposidly, allegedly apparently and any other ly's you can think of, have concocted even if as is probable, are not true, doesn't sit pretty with the libdem's credibility, regardless of the outcome of any talks.

only wee jack's pathetic attempts to clutch on to power by any means, is or are(can't remember what my point was, i'll be talking about myself in the third person next) more pathetic.

the news that there could be 150,000 spoilt ballots leads me to question wether i'd want to live in an independent country with so many idiots, one things for sure, it wasn't the unemployed that spoilt their ballots, they'll all be well versed in filling in forms, i suspect they're all civil servents.

thank goodness they weren't asked to sign their names, when they can't make a simple cross