| wee jimmy krankie 08:15 - Dec 23 with 76140 views | britferry |
I'm not a hypocrite, the English made me break my own rules, we demand another once in a lifetime vote
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| wee jimmy krankie on 14:45 - Nov 21 with 1633 views | pencoedjack |
| wee jimmy krankie on 14:37 - Nov 21 by Whiterockin |
This has been a bug bare of mine for years. Why should someone paying for private health care still pay full into the government coffers. If there was a system in place where you had credits from the government towards your private health care, possibly more people would go private and take some pressure off the NHS. |
Makes perfect sense to any normal person.
Obviously its not fair to pay more tax & then have to pay for private health care if you are rich. |  | | |
| wee jimmy krankie on 14:55 - Nov 21 with 1623 views | Whiterockin |
| wee jimmy krankie on 14:45 - Nov 21 by pencoedjack |
Makes perfect sense to any normal person.
Obviously its not fair to pay more tax & then have to pay for private health care if you are rich. |
You don't have to be rich it can often come down to life choices. Similar to private education and further down the scale private tuition. |  | | |
| wee jimmy krankie on 15:16 - Nov 21 with 1601 views | Togg |
| wee jimmy krankie on 14:22 - Nov 21 by pencoedjack |
Obviously those rich people should then pay less tax as their not paying anything for required NHS treatment. |
I would like to know what the criteria for rich is? £100k a year? Good money but certainly not rich. A stack of that you will be taxed on and then hypothetically, you would have to pay for your medical treatment. Will that include medical staff who work for the NHS?
So let's say you are a big earner of I don't know maybe £150k upwards. Well I would think most people who earn that type of clout will have medical insurance.
As another poster said. It can be a lifestyle choice. Some might put medical insurance before eating out, drinking, holidays etc. | | | |
| wee jimmy krankie on 15:49 - Nov 21 with 1572 views | pencoedjack |
| wee jimmy krankie on 15:16 - Nov 21 by Togg |
I would like to know what the criteria for rich is? £100k a year? Good money but certainly not rich. A stack of that you will be taxed on and then hypothetically, you would have to pay for your medical treatment. Will that include medical staff who work for the NHS?
So let's say you are a big earner of I don't know maybe £150k upwards. Well I would think most people who earn that type of clout will have medical insurance.
As another poster said. It can be a lifestyle choice. Some might put medical insurance before eating out, drinking, holidays etc. |
I have private medical insurance as part of my job package & I am certainly not rich.
Maybe if rich surgeons worked more than 2 days a week (although they are paid for 5) for the NHS & done less private work we'd be in a better place. | | | |
| wee jimmy krankie on 10:03 - Nov 23 with 1347 views | felixstowe_jack |
The UK supreme Court rules against the SNP and Nicola Sturgeon.
It decided that a referendum can only held if agreed by the UK government.
They also rule their decision is based on international Law.
Perhaps the SNP will now concentrate on using their existing power for the benefit of the Scottish people. | |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 10:26 - Nov 23 with 1329 views | Togg |
| wee jimmy krankie on 10:03 - Nov 23 by felixstowe_jack |
The UK supreme Court rules against the SNP and Nicola Sturgeon.
It decided that a referendum can only held if agreed by the UK government.
They also rule their decision is based on international Law.
Perhaps the SNP will now concentrate on using their existing power for the benefit of the Scottish people. |
They've had their referendum. It's not a best of three but do you know I'm getting to the point I don't give a damn .
If they go to their 'Utopian Independent Paradise' so what.. More money for Wales, England and Northern Ireland. | | | |
| wee jimmy krankie on 10:32 - Nov 23 with 1318 views | Whiterockin |
Keep voting until you get the result you want is not how it works. Why not have a referendum on whether you should have a referendum. The majority of people I speak to in Scotland don't want one anyway. | | | |
| wee jimmy krankie on 11:04 - Nov 23 with 1295 views | Dr_Winston |
It's probably the worst outcome for Scotland.
Krankie has so singlemindedly pursued independence to the detriment of basically everything else that the Scottish Government is supposed to be managing that parts of Scotland are beginning to resemble Eastern Ukraine, only with fewer Russians.
Being told that she can't have a referendum next year has basically sentenced the Jocks to another couple of decades of this. |  |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 11:34 - Nov 23 with 1281 views | Togg |
| wee jimmy krankie on 10:32 - Nov 23 by Whiterockin |
Keep voting until you get the result you want is not how it works. Why not have a referendum on whether you should have a referendum. The majority of people I speak to in Scotland don't want one anyway. |
Same in Wales. Very few interested in independence. | | | |
| wee jimmy krankie on 11:39 - Nov 23 with 1271 views | Whiterockin |
| wee jimmy krankie on 11:34 - Nov 23 by Togg |
Same in Wales. Very few interested in independence. |
You often find that the minority who want change make the most noise and and when it comes down to it the silent majority vote against. | | | |
| wee jimmy krankie on 11:59 - Nov 23 with 1251 views | union_jack |
| wee jimmy krankie on 11:39 - Nov 23 by Whiterockin |
You often find that the minority who want change make the most noise and and when it comes down to it the silent majority vote against. |
The danger is complacency. If there’d been a better turnout for the devolution vote in 97 it would have gone a different way I believe. Too many couldn’t be bothered thinking it was a r@cing certainty it wouldn’t happen. And look at what did happ3n! |  |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 12:23 - Nov 23 with 1228 views | raynor94 |
| wee jimmy krankie on 11:39 - Nov 23 by Whiterockin |
You often find that the minority who want change make the most noise and and when it comes down to it the silent majority vote against. |
Empty vessels spring to mind |  |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 13:07 - Nov 23 with 1218 views | Whiterockin |
| wee jimmy krankie on 12:23 - Nov 23 by raynor94 |
Empty vessels spring to mind |
I was being polite. | | | |
| wee jimmy krankie on 13:18 - Nov 23 with 1201 views | Kilkennyjack |
| wee jimmy krankie on 10:03 - Nov 23 by felixstowe_jack |
The UK supreme Court rules against the SNP and Nicola Sturgeon.
It decided that a referendum can only held if agreed by the UK government.
They also rule their decision is based on international Law.
Perhaps the SNP will now concentrate on using their existing power for the benefit of the Scottish people. |
As Comrade Nicola says, this ends any pretence of a voluntary union.
This is just the start, not the end. ðŸ´ó §ó ¢ó ³ó £ó ´ó ¿ðŸ¤ðŸ‡ªðŸ‡º |  |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 13:20 - Nov 23 with 1197 views | Whiterockin |
| wee jimmy krankie on 13:18 - Nov 23 by Kilkennyjack |
As Comrade Nicola says, this ends any pretence of a voluntary union.
This is just the start, not the end. ðŸ´ó §ó ¢ó ³ó £ó ´ó ¿ðŸ¤ðŸ‡ªðŸ‡º |
Come back when independence arrives. | | | |
| wee jimmy krankie on 13:21 - Nov 23 with 1196 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| wee jimmy krankie on 11:04 - Nov 23 by Dr_Winston |
It's probably the worst outcome for Scotland.
Krankie has so singlemindedly pursued independence to the detriment of basically everything else that the Scottish Government is supposed to be managing that parts of Scotland are beginning to resemble Eastern Ukraine, only with fewer Russians.
Being told that she can't have a referendum next year has basically sentenced the Jocks to another couple of decades of this. |
You wonder how this will land in Scotland. The campaigning nationalists will make a lot of noise about self determination but I wonder if people will ask what all the focus and cost of pushing for a vote was for? |  |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 13:42 - Nov 23 with 1174 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| wee jimmy krankie on 13:18 - Nov 23 by Kilkennyjack |
As Comrade Nicola says, this ends any pretence of a voluntary union.
This is just the start, not the end. ðŸ´ó §ó ¢ó ³ó £ó ´ó ¿ðŸ¤ðŸ‡ªðŸ‡º |
The legal referendum they held less than ten years ago proved its a voluntary union. |  |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 13:43 - Nov 23 with 1173 views | raynor94 |
| wee jimmy krankie on 13:18 - Nov 23 by Kilkennyjack |
As Comrade Nicola says, this ends any pretence of a voluntary union.
This is just the start, not the end. ðŸ´ó §ó ¢ó ³ó £ó ´ó ¿ðŸ¤ðŸ‡ªðŸ‡º |
Pity, we should have called her bluff | |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 14:00 - Nov 23 with 1150 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| wee jimmy krankie on 13:43 - Nov 23 by raynor94 |
Pity, we should have called her bluff |
It’s funny that when the same court was ruling on things that stopped or delayed brexit Sturgeon and her cronies were in a state of jubilation. There was no talk about an affront against democracy or people having their voices silenced then despite it going against the result of a legal referendum. | |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 14:11 - Nov 23 with 1136 views | pencoedjack |
| wee jimmy krankie on 11:34 - Nov 23 by Togg |
Same in Wales. Very few interested in independence. |
The 'yes Wales' stickers that youngsters put on sign posts in & around Bridgend are now having UJ's put on top of them.
About time Krankie & her party started to address the issues such as their appalling NHS record (only Wales is worse) & the highest drug deaths in Europe. | | | |
| wee jimmy krankie on 15:03 - Nov 23 with 1109 views | Whiterockin |
| wee jimmy krankie on 14:11 - Nov 23 by pencoedjack |
The 'yes Wales' stickers that youngsters put on sign posts in & around Bridgend are now having UJ's put on top of them.
About time Krankie & her party started to address the issues such as their appalling NHS record (only Wales is worse) & the highest drug deaths in Europe. |
Clearly she is hoping that the independence debate will keep the focus off Scotlands real problems. Incidently how would Scotland deal their problems more efficiently if independent. | | | |
| wee jimmy krankie on 15:40 - Nov 23 with 1082 views | britferry |
It most probably didn't come as a surprise and she already had plans laid out, the next GE will be big, if they win every seat (or close to) standing with the mandate of a vote, then they can't say NO to another "once in a lifetime" vote.
They currently have 48 of the 59 seats. | |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 17:07 - Nov 23 with 1056 views | felixstowe_jack |
| wee jimmy krankie on 15:40 - Nov 23 by britferry |
It most probably didn't come as a surprise and she already had plans laid out, the next GE will be big, if they win every seat (or close to) standing with the mandate of a vote, then they can't say NO to another "once in a lifetime" vote.
They currently have 48 of the 59 seats. |
They only got 45% of the votes in the 2019 General Election roughly the same as 44.7% who voted for independence in the 2014 referendum. | |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 18:01 - Nov 23 with 1025 views | Catullus |
| wee jimmy krankie on 11:59 - Nov 23 by union_jack |
The danger is complacency. If there’d been a better turnout for the devolution vote in 97 it would have gone a different way I believe. Too many couldn’t be bothered thinking it was a r@cing certainty it wouldn’t happen. And look at what did happ3n! |
I disagree. I think those who wanted indy turned out and the others were commpaclacent or apathetic.
it's just like in Wales, the hard core labour voters turn out for the Senedd elections but most people don't care, a fact I maintain proves we care more about the Union and westminster because of the turnout for the GE.
Regardless I say give them the vote, but this time put the caveat in and make the outcome very well known. If you lose no more referendum on it for 25 years. Then, so it's not all negativity and scare mongering, make the most positive case for voting remain that you can, tell them very loudly why they'd be better off in the Union.
To be honest, if they voted leave I wouldn't be too upset. At least then we'd know the truth in all the arguments because I do wonder (after reading John Langy's posts) if the rest of us are such a drain on England, why are they so keen to keep the Union going? | |
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| wee jimmy krankie on 18:05 - Nov 23 with 1020 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| wee jimmy krankie on 18:01 - Nov 23 by Catullus |
I disagree. I think those who wanted indy turned out and the others were commpaclacent or apathetic.
it's just like in Wales, the hard core labour voters turn out for the Senedd elections but most people don't care, a fact I maintain proves we care more about the Union and westminster because of the turnout for the GE.
Regardless I say give them the vote, but this time put the caveat in and make the outcome very well known. If you lose no more referendum on it for 25 years. Then, so it's not all negativity and scare mongering, make the most positive case for voting remain that you can, tell them very loudly why they'd be better off in the Union.
To be honest, if they voted leave I wouldn't be too upset. At least then we'd know the truth in all the arguments because I do wonder (after reading John Langy's posts) if the rest of us are such a drain on England, why are they so keen to keep the Union going? |
That caveat was agreed on for the first referendum but promptly ignored the day after the results. | |
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