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Cyclone_1 t1_j1f1n4r wrote

I hope that I live to see a free and independent Scotland.

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leni710 t1_j1f2hp3 wrote

"making it easier for predatory men"

Like the entire catholic church putting children on a golden platter for actual predatory men?🙄

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UndergroundMoon t1_j1f45aa wrote

"We know better than you about what's good for you."

Fuck all the way off.

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passinghere t1_j1f6dvp wrote

So simply refuse to even talk to the striking NHS staff, but can find the time and willpower to wade in and try to stop a different country changing their own laws regards people changing their gender... so good to see this fuckwit has got his priorities correct /s... utter self entitled rich prick that has no clue how real people live

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pegothejerk t1_j1f7uga wrote

Him being bigoted is the least shocking thing of the year.

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LinksMyHero t1_j1f9slg wrote

I will never understand this argument. You don't have to go hrough the trouble of legally changing genders to be able to sexually harass people in the women's restroom. Like, it's just opening a door and not pulling out some weird gender Excalibur. Anyone could do it

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StranglesMcWhiskey t1_j1fdsh2 wrote

Their argument is essentially this: anyone that doesn't conform to our gender norms is a pervert and a predator. It's the same argument that bigots made against homosexuals in the 60s (and now, but it's gotten a bit better over time.)

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kdlangequalsgoddess t1_j1g9kph wrote

Does he know that overriding Scotland is a great way to increase support for Scottish independence? Or know, and just not care? The MSPs were duly elected by the Scottish people, and voted to approve the measure. The fact that Sunak (who got given the job of PM after Truss self-destructed) doesn't like it, doesn't make it illegal.

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kdlangequalsgoddess t1_j1ie07p wrote

That's how the system was designed. Devolution was supposed to be a release valve for dissatisfaction with Westminister, and ensure some comfortable jobs for those on Scottish Labour's B team. Donald Dewar (who was a seriously clever guy) devised the system in such a way so that it was thought impossible for the ScotNats to get anywhere near power.

If the Scottish people get serious about supporting independence, then the status quo is going to make it very difficult for Scotland to leave. A vote in Holyrood isn't going to cut it. There is no magical legal jujitsu, no secret safe combination, that can be used to force the UK government to recognize the Scottish people's desire for independence. There will not just have to be a vote, there has to be a movement for independence with a force that the UK government has no choice but to accept.

The status quo making it nigh-impossible to change the status quo isn't a bug, it's a feature. The status quo seeks to defend itself at all costs.

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neromoneon t1_j1jj2db wrote

I think Scotland may have concerns about Sunak. How shall they be examined?

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