Talisker wrote:I am a Scot living in England. Do I expect special privileges for my minority status? NO!
As a scot you get to vote exclusively for your own assmebly AND you get an equal say as an indivdual in voting for the British parliament, lead currently by a scot a believe ?
An english person gets only to vote in the British parliament. They have no voice or say in the scottish one, no seperate english one and an equal say to you as an indivudal in the British one.
Some might see this as 'special priveldge' over an english british citizen.
Imagine if the english wanted to impose something that only they supported and they only supported it it because they were english rather than scottish and the scotts universaly opposed it and opposed it because they were scottish and not english.
Do you think such a thing could be fairly considered the valid will of a UNITARY British people. Should the english alone have the right to impose anything on the scots in the name of a unitary BRITISH people? Even if they act not for a unitary desire spread amongst all british people but act in a way that only english british people want yet these english people demand it be applied to the scots with 0 support from scots as well in the name of a UNITARY BRITISH people ?