Scots voting no to independence would be an astonishing act of self-harm

[Xanthias]

I was about to answer English cunt in an other thread, until I realized it has absolutely no sens at all answering her because of the ultimate mistakes she makes, blaming whatsoever are scots about their independency with the EU while in a other implying they have irish/english descent and coming with trillions of £ England is paying them annually.
So my bet is that Scotish people as well as other people around Europe want their independency mostly for political and historical reasons, otherwise I wouldn't really understand why Flemings that are the richest in Belgium would want to have theirs as well, why Catalans that are richier than Spain would also want theirs despite being economically superior. Economy must be the last or at least second in the round for them. Of course it can be a argument used against them (aka Spanish/English/Belgians) then rather used by them, but that would even increase the gap between both sides. (pro and anti-independence)

[Xanthias]

and I don't absolutely care how your political parties works, they should work "fine" normally, unless the ultra pro-liberal UK prime minister David Cameron has also been put by the EU gouvernement in order to wreck more your country.

[TheForeigner]

Your English is appalling being an outsider of the UK who doesn't live here or know the reality of how our political system is, yet are another who butts in with ignorant remarks, and you clearly know absolutely nothing about the UK political system. Answer to the West Lothian Question and the Tartan Taxes for instance...

How is it 'propaganda' to point out the Conservative/Labour votes, the tax figures, the welfare figures, the West Lothian Question, and the growing campaigns for independence in England?

And how can a place be 'independent' if it remains controlled by the EU government in Brussels and is referred to as a 'state' rather than an independent nation? It's a contradiction of terms because the UK is already mostly governed by Brussels (75% of UK laws are made in Brussels by foreign eurocrats), so what difference would it make if Scotland became an EU controlled state?

A state is a country and especially one that in independent ignorant english coal burner! A nation means a people and I posted the definitions of state and nation by a british-american jurnalist and commentator on another thread. Nation means state in modern american english and for illiterates outside the US.

[TheForeigner]

Scotland would have been truly independent and could have left the EU if they wanted. Now they remain an autonomous british province, regardless of fancy terminology and utter bullshit.