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Has she? I wouldn't be surprised if you're right, but is that just a reaction to a bad news day, and in time she'll just be dismissed as a bad egg, but the drive for independence a fair one? And how likely is it that she actually does time for her crimes?

What? The UK is just a union of different places. It's not relevant whether they used to be countries or not, any area could have joined the union.

Oh, so I did. I'd forgotten I added that part to my post. I started with the fact that many places don't get the political party they vote for, and then I threw in the independence part. Obviously you know I disagree with you about Scotland being a country. Should all places that used to be...

If you're a big organisation, you look out for yourself, you don't worry about what it does for the country's economy. And why is that?

I imagine they'd try and tempt big organisations with a lower tax rate. Would Ireland be a good country to compare to?

Why is that? Other nations are self-sustaining with smaller populations?

What? No, I'm equating people getting a government they didn't vote for, with other people who get a government they didn't vote for. What's that got to do with history and culture? You seem to have misread the posts. I made no comment on the people of Brighton wanting independence, we weren't...

A link to their own website? Wow, that's going to be impartial.

What about Lib Dem voters who never see their party in power? What about the people of Brighton and London who didn't vote for the Tories? Should they get independence too?

But when SNP candidates stood for election, they did so under the pretence of more policies that simply 'we'll deliver independence and that's all we'll do'.

Oo, is she kicking and screaming?

Could you list her acheivements?

Really? Instead of focusing on helping Scotland, she seemed blinded by the idea that independence was the only goal.