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EMDEE wrote:That was actually the info from the last general election.


£3.73 wrote:Argyll SHOULD be fielding someone from Argyll, who will speak for the electorate of Argyll, and fight to get the best deal for Argyll. As should every other constituency ! That is the only way to take politics back. (and that will never happen), why, because it would be a lot harder for the real powers that be to rope in 500 independents.Also each candidate should only be allowed a single term. As is, we have this arse backwards system where outsiders are telling us what's good for Argyll !

£3.73 wrote:Independent Scotland ? Do you even watch world events ?
Independent from what ?
Westminster?
£3.73 wrote:Do none of you really get it ?
It doesn't matter who you vote for.
The SNP are as establishment as any other party.
Once again, it does not matter who you vote for, you will get exactly the same series of events bar a few cosmetic differences.
£3.73 wrote:Argyll SHOULD be fielding someone from Argyll, who will speak for the electorate of Argyll, and fight to get the best deal for Argyll. As should every other constituency ! That is the only way to take politics back. (and that will never happen), why, because it would be a lot harder for the real powers that be to rope in 500 independents.Also each candidate should only be allowed a single term. As is, we have this arse backwards system where outsiders are telling us what's good for Argyll !


Ranald wrote:£3.73 wrote:Argyll SHOULD be fielding someone from Argyll, who will speak for the electorate of Argyll, and fight to get the best deal for Argyll. As should every other constituency ! That is the only way to take politics back. (and that will never happen), why, because it would be a lot harder for the real powers that be to rope in 500 independents.Also each candidate should only be allowed a single term. As is, we have this arse backwards system where outsiders are telling us what's good for Argyll !
You don't suppose that's more likely to happen, and have an even greater effect if it does, when they're representing us at a parliament in Edinburgh rather than London?



Sweltered wrote:Voting only encourages them, and then you end up regretting voting for them.



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