More Welsh/Scottish bias
More Welsh/Scottish bias
Why is a situation like this allowed to happen ? Do we need a very strong non racist English Independence party like the SNP or Plaid Cymru . I'd give them their independence now and see how they would cope without English tax payers bailing them out. I want England to be independent. and see how we go.
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that resonse it daft, you are being tribal with no reason, this is what happens when people forget to use common sense.
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"Do we need a very strong non racist English Independence party like the SNP or Plaid Cymru ."bfcjg wrote:Why is a situation like this allowed to happen ? Do we need a very strong non racist English Independence party like the SNP or Plaid Cymru . I'd give them their independence now and see how they would cope without English tax payers bailing them out. I want England to be independent. and see how we go.
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Got one. The Brexit Party. See what the manifesto, that's currently being drawn up looks like.
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I wouldn’t be surprised if Farage campaigned to rejoin the EU after we eventually leave. What else would give him any publicity?
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Surely your post is tongue in cheek as there's not much in the way of diversity or colour among SNP and Plaid Cymru MP'sbfcjg wrote:Why is a situation like this allowed to happen ? Do we need a very strong non racist English Independence party like the SNP or Plaid Cymru...
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You might get your wish sooner or later,Sturgeon putting plans in place for indy ref2.bfcjg wrote:Why is a situation like this allowed to happen ? Do we need a very strong non racist English Independence party like the SNP or Plaid Cymru . I'd give them their independence now and see how they would cope without English tax payers bailing them out. I want England to be independent. and see how we go.
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No specific date set in stone yet,but late 2020 seems favourite,of course WM will say no,which is exactly what NS wants as she can play the democratic deficit card again.
I'm undecided i voted no in 2014,but given the carry on chaos at WM,could an independent Scotland be any worse?.
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It could. Hadrian's wall rebuilt under orders from the EU, and new tariffs on 60% of Scotland's imports and exports because the EU wouldn't let them in unless they promise not to have any free trade with England. Unless of course they decide not to join the EU after all.tiger76 wrote:You might get your wish sooner or later,Sturgeon putting plans in place for indy ref2.
No specific date set in stone yet,but late 2020 seems favourite,of course WM will say no,which is exactly what NS wants as she can play the democratic deficit card again.
I'm undecided i voted no in 2014,but given the carry on chaos at WM,could an independent Scotland be any worse?.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland- ... s-48435198
As for the OP, why do my Welsh nephew and niece get two-thirds off their university fees while my English nephew and nieces don't? We all pay the same taxes - how come some are subsidised, some aren't? And why do students from 27 and a half countries of the EU get free university tuition, the half a country being England, when it's English taxpayers that pay for 90% of it?
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bfcjg wrote:Why is a situation like this allowed to happen ? Do we need a very strong non racist English Independence party like the SNP or Plaid Cymru . I'd give them their independence now and see how they would cope without English tax payers bailing them out. I want England to be independent. and see how we go.
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Calling the SNP non-racist is a bit of a stretch.
It built its appeal almost totally on fostering the ancient hatreds of the dreaded English. Almost everything of the SNP that I witnessed in my years in Scotland was just tirades against the English Thatcherite stereotypes that they painted.
On the broader BBC platform, they've cleaned up their act a bit....but locally its nasty..it's right wing..And its not that distinct from Bull Terrier Man's take on the Aisian communities south of the border.
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It's not just tuition fees its social care as well. It bloody ridiculous. The SNP hate us. They would never cope without us. Yet any sign if nationalism from us and we are just racist.
A hard border in Ireland is a minor issue compared to one between us and them.
A hard border in Ireland is a minor issue compared to one between us and them.
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I'm pretty sure that they don't pay prescription charges either.
That's Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
In force since about 2011 I think.
That's Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
In force since about 2011 I think.
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This is because you no longer live in a United Kingdom and it’s a poor joke to pretend you do. The Tories still hide behind the Union Jack, as though anybody who doesn’t back them is a traitor, and yet we have three independently ruled states taking funds from central government.
The greatest wrong in all of this is that the MPs from those areas can vote on England specific matters in the House.
The greatest wrong in all of this is that the MPs from those areas can vote on England specific matters in the House.
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If the Scottish and Welsh parliaments decide to use their allocation of public money to subsidise these things then rather than getting all jealous and hateful of them perhaps we should take our UK government to task for not doing the same for us English.
I'm making the assumption here that this central money is given to the devolved governments on a fair pro rata basis but Westminster has 'better' uses for the English portion of it, like tax breaks for the super rich, or keeping MPs moats and birdhouses in working order.
I'm making the assumption here that this central money is given to the devolved governments on a fair pro rata basis but Westminster has 'better' uses for the English portion of it, like tax breaks for the super rich, or keeping MPs moats and birdhouses in working order.
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Don't make assumptions. Scotland spends more per head than England, but doesn't collect much more in taxes - anyone earning over £27,000 pays more, but it's only (allowing for 1% higher top rate plus slightly different tax bands) about 1.5% more - £3,000 or just over - for someone earning £200,000. It doesn't raise enough to pay nursing home fees for everyone in Scotland plus free student tuition for anyone in the EU apart from the English, Welsh, and Northern Irish.Falcon wrote:If the Scottish and Welsh parliaments decide to use their allocation of public money to subsidise these things then rather than getting all jealous and hateful of them perhaps we should take our UK government to task for not doing the same for us English.
I'm making the assumption here that this central money is given to the devolved governments on a fair pro rata basis but Westminster has 'better' uses for the English portion of it, like tax breaks for the super rich, or keeping MPs moats and birdhouses in working order.
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English Independence.TheFamilyCat wrote:I wouldn’t be surprised if Farage campaigned to rejoin the EU after we eventually leave. What else would give him any publicity?
Regional independence.
Local autonomy.
Then join EU and Euro.
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fatboy47 wrote:Calling the SNP non-racist is a bit of a stretch.
It built its appeal almost totally on fostering the ancient hatreds of the dreaded English. Almost everything of the SNP that I witnessed in my years in Scotland was just tirades against the English Thatcherite stereotypes that they painted.
On the broader BBC platform, they've cleaned up their act a bit....but locally its nasty..it's right wing..And its not that distinct from Bull Terrier Man's take on the Aisian communities south of the border.
First of all being "anti-English" isn't racist.
And second, the SNP aren't anti-English, they're pro-Scottish. It might seem to morons that those are the same thing, but they're not.
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Your missing the point. They get too much allocated from Westminster.Falcon wrote:If the Scottish and Welsh parliaments decide to use their allocation of public money to subsidise these things then rather than getting all jealous and hateful of them perhaps we should take our UK government to task for not doing the same for us English.
I'm making the assumption here that this central money is given to the devolved governments on a fair pro rata basis but Westminster has 'better' uses for the English portion of it, like tax breaks for the super rich, or keeping MPs moats and birdhouses in working order.