Just having a moment of realisation that many will vote No as will Yes and it could be a tight race. I am pondering on why I think people are rushing forward to sign their country over to an increasingly right wing system in Westminster? Do people really feel safer under this government who are all committing to massive austerity cuts in the next 5 years,who will that effect? I bet everyone of us will know someone who will lose out :(.I am sure people on the whole care about others and for the life of me I can not get my head round those that will vote no with the knowledge that in England the NHS is being privatised with many Tories with their hands in the till,how safe does that make our NHS? With these guys who can cut and change policies at a drop of a hat. We are dripping it would seem in oil with BP spending the most on an oilfield in the North Sea ever,obviously to get monumental amounts of money back,tax revenue will be grand thanks. Not only that if people do a bit of homework they will find we have a massive amount going for us financially. I just dont understand it,do we not want to make a start on becoming a more equal society who cares about all of us and not merely filling the pockets of the mighty rich as the working poor and the rest in the welfare system is shafted. It is so unfair and here we have a chance to do something about it,but alas many dont see things the way I do and perhaps are comfty enough just now and believe that Cameron and co will sort it all out and those who vote for the rest of the UK will vote in a more socially conscious party sometime soon,but I realise that socially aware parties are dwindling as they all scurry around to get the bulk of the votes from the generally affluent south east England. It is not only me that realises that a more localised government would be so much easier to sway to the liking of the people in Scotland and we the people would have more say and control. I just dont get it??????
Posted on: Sat, 16 Aug 2014 18:59:39 +0000
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