We are but 5.5m people in Scotland. £50m on BiFab. £40m on Prestwick. £100m on two ferries. £250m on a new children's hospital. Not one puff of power. No economic future. Not one passenger. Not one child treated. That's already almost half a billion with nothing to show.
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Als antwoord op @JonMarcStanley
Don't forget the 26 million on roads signs no one can read, and that are translated wrong!
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Als antwoord op @weekgeek24 @JonMarcStanley
You mean you can't read. And 17 were misspelled, cost of which was a grand £1,800. Language is an important part of any heritage, would you bash Welsh for having signs in their language too?
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People in Wales actually speak the language. More people in Scotland probably speak Urdu or Polish than Gaidhlig.
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And I still fail to see why that's a problem. Trying to reignite the knowledge of an almost language is usually a pretty noble cause. How is it a bad thing in this case?
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Bit pointless really. It's there for people to learn at universities if they want. Rolling it out to schools is just a political exercise in exaggerating a perceived difference between the nations. Even more so in an increasingly diverse nation. Sore Elbow 'n' a' that
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Exactly. Isle of Man has a Gaelg school. They dont plastic bilingual signs everywhere. Manx just laugh at that idea.
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