@KennyFarq There isn't one. Also clear that FFA is not in the Scottish national interest, yet ironic that nationalist party still seek it.
Jesus, GERS numbers are brutal. What is the utilitarian argument for independence in such circumstances, as opposed to the existential one?
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@JohnFerry18 They don't, really. - Show replies
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@KennyFarq Oh mate... We must stay British because we get more than we contribute? No wonder many in middle England think we're scroungers. -
@KevinFerrieHT That's a perfectly good existential argument for independence.
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@Michex69@KennyFarq does that mean under indy there will be sufficient taxes to cover current spending?#intreguied
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@KennyFarq@neiledwardlovat "Existential"? Or aspirational/partisan? The former sounds like a crying need for survival.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@KennyFarq If they're as brutal as you say, and Scotland's economy is such a basket case, why continue in the system that's causing it? -
@Targa__Florio@KennyFarq Scotland, economy doing badly = why risk leaving the Union? Economy doing well = why risk leaving the Union? - Show replies
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@KennyFarq It's the trade balance that says you're living beyond your means, not the budget deficit.#GERS says nothing about trade balance. -
@alistairjegray Both kinda important. - Show replies
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