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Repeating mistakes
This started so well*. But by the third paragraph it began to descend into pompous, woolly-minded nonsense. And it was all downhill from there. Fallacy number one. Nobody has ever claimed that the independence movement starts and ends with the … Continue reading
Know your opponents
Let us be absolutely clear about this. Voting for or promoting any British nationalist party is, by definition, incompatible with the aims and principles of Scotland’s independence movement. Let us also be in no doubt whatever that the British Labour … Continue reading
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Tagged British Labour, British nationalism, Cat Boyd, Conservative & Unionist Party, independence, RISE
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Better is not good enough
The below-the-line comments on this article from some of British nationalism’s more tedious amateur propagandists nicely underlines the point that economic discussion desperately needs to move away from the threadbare “Too wee! Too poor! Too stupid!” arguments that are the … Continue reading
Straw man wars
How many more times must we be subjected to some posturing intellectual ponderously informing us that “the movement is not the party” as if they were revealing some great truth rather than flogging the arse off a straw man that … Continue reading
The time to speak is now!
As the process which will see Scotland ripped from its favoured place within the family of European nations gathers pace, it has never been more important that we assert and defend our democratic right of self-determination. That process, already a … Continue reading
Let’s get serious
The phrase “Labour independence supporters” is an oxymoron. What will it take for people to learn that British Labour is a unionist party. Its position on the constitutional issue is precisely the same as the Tories’. It subscribes to exactly … Continue reading
Independence or not…
I’m intrigued by this suggestion from Lesley Riddoch. Is it possible? Can the SNP and Scottish Green Party have some kind of joint manifesto? Personally, I remain unconvinced, not out of spite or hatred for either party, far from it. … Continue reading
