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zorrostrikes
05 Sep 14 13:58
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Scotland could share the oil between 65 million people or 5 million. In a ratio - for every pound... right now every person in the UK gets about a penny and a half each from that pound. If Scotland got it all it would be about 17 pence each person. That's quite good - better than the pittance they get just now.
bonus prize no more facist Tories in a socialist state rolling back the gains made in the in between years of conservative labour see sawing policies of attrition then glut. Just a steady socialist state. labour or snp? Scotland might just be free to be sensible instead of dreaming up ways to cut people's throats with poll taxes and bedroom taxes or new deals.

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By:
Foinavon
When: 05 Sep 14 15:04
Or redistributing money they don't have until going cap-in-hand to the IMF?
By:
Ozymandius
When: 05 Sep 14 15:25
Great idea...and when the oil runs out they can have a referendum to rejoin The Union.
By:
David Fishwick Minibus Sales
When: 05 Sep 14 16:00
came in, 18-1 imo
By:
Foinavon
When: 05 Sep 14 16:14
I suspect that following a yes vote Scotland will do alright.
It won't be the fairy-tale Utopia promised by the SNP or other rose-tinted optimists though.
By:
MisterBadger
When: 05 Sep 14 16:24
tories spunked it all on tax cuts for their slimy mates

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/jan/13/north-sea-oil-money-uk-norwegians-fund
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erse2
When: 05 Sep 14 19:28
this is it. seems an argument we keep seeing is "but that money is already accounted for in the Scottish budget". Well, no it isn't. Maybe it's included in an SNP manifesto, but at the moment the large proportion of it isn't Scotland's at all.
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