That title is a line from one of my dad's songs called Scotland Yet.
If you have an interest in Scottish folk music my dad is Davy Steele,
and he wrote Scotland Yet just before the vote for devolution. However,
that song seems more relevant today than it did then.
One
look at my Twitter feed from last night and this one line came to
mind. Unionists and Independence supporters at each other, and now
unfortunately, we see that Unionist or British Nationalists will now
vote Tory instead of Labour and LibDem in order to beat the SNP. I
wouldn't, couldn't vote for another Party if it went against my
politics. So shame on those Labour/LibDem supporters who will sell
their souls to keep Scotland shackled to the UK.
When I suggested that free uni fees, free prescriptions and the best performing NHS in the UK were good results I was met with:
'Cutting grants means fewer students from poor backgrounds going into University' and 'Nobody who couldn't afford it paid for prescription and now well off folk are getting free toothpaste etc which is wrong'.
Maybe
I am wrong, but it seems that if it's a good, working SNP policy then
Unionists will still moan, no-matter-what, because people are having no
difficulty in voting for a party that wants women to prove that they
were raped, has taken mobility cars from the disabled and has
implemented policies that has seen a sharp increase in the number of
people using food banks, and the list goes on. Their priorities are
completely screwed up. I don't know what's happening to Scotland, I
thought the people there were better than that, evidently I was wrong.
We really do fight each other mair.
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