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“I'm in Dublin at the weekend. Not looking forward to paying over the odds for a pint of Guiness.”

The cost of Guinness will be the least of your worries

comment by IvanGolacIsMagic (U5291)
posted 8 minutes ago

I'm in Dublin at the weekend. Not looking forward to paying over the odds for a pint of Guiness.

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There are some great little pubs north of the river and they tend to be cheaper. I used to drink in The Confession Box near St Mary's Pro Cathedral and Marlborough Luas when I was in Dublin. I doubt you'd pay anywhere near €5 a pint. I've not been for a while but people I know say it's a great little pub.

Staying pretty central next to a boozer called the Chancery Inn if any of you know it? It's on the river.

Ivan,

You’re beside the Four Courts mate
Northside Minutes walk from the Guinness brewery and fives minutes walk to O’Connell St.
You’re well situated.

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comment by Aye, OK, its Subs - what's the fvkkin poi... (U5683)
posted 11 minutes ago
Fro me any government that isn't tory cvnts is better. Independence is the only way to pretty much guarantee no more cvnts in charge, whether the shade of Boris Thatcher, May or Cameron.

Everything we get - brexit, trident, poverty, just arises form that underlying cvntishness that is, in essence, tory.

As for economics, there was and will be a prospectus that includes an economic analysis. The campaign hasn't stared yet.

Whilst it's right to point out that oil revenues were massively misread, that was the case all over - the UK government figures for oil revenues were estimated well in excess of the Scottish white paper.

10% of national debt? - fine, we'll take 10% of assets too please...

Economy is important, hugely so, but it isn't everything - ultimately this should be a political decision - we are paying the price of not recognising that now, politically, economically culturally. Should be well shot of this shambles by now.

Didn't hear too many Irish folk wanting to give up their independence when the economy went south. and when was the last independent country to voluntarily give it up.

Nothing will be perfect. There is no magic bullet. tog times will till lie ahead. But you gotta believe in your heart that a country run my tory cvnts I always a worse long-term prospect that the alternative of us making decisions for ourselves and having representatives that a have to actually represent US - not some tory cvnts in middle-England.

Right now we're shadow-boxing anyway. Tories will wihhold consent. SNP will play on that. In 2021,if they paly their cards right, they will have a manifesto that explicitly promises a mandate for Indyref 2. if elected with a majority, and given what they are up against now with wee Roofie reneging on her position yet again, and a cvnt govnernment in charge of even more right wing zealot cvnts than now, that should be shootie in.

A majority SNP government with clear mandate for it? No UK goverment will be able to stand against that and claim any sort of democratic legitimacy. Remove that legitimacy and you're talking revolution and UDI and legal challenges. Safer to have the vote.

So, I expect Indyref 2 in 2022ish. And then, we will win.

Just a pity we'll have had to endure 9 more years of tory cvnts (and maybe worse) than otherwise if wed got it right last time.
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Alternatively have Labour and they can sell you your own back garden to you.

Make everyone have the same pay grade and head into “Animal Farm” territory.

Corbyn is nothing less than an ultra left wing socialist who will happily bankrupt the entire country, have us at the mercy of unions, destroy any investment and progress and demonise anyone who tries to be more successful.

Name me one successful country that has his attitudes. Just one you think we should model ourselves on.

But aye, Tory cwnts eh.

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comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 1 hour, 30 minutes ago
comment by Aye, OK, its Subs - what's the fvkkin poi... (U5683)
posted 11 minutes ago
Fro me any government that isn't tory cvnts is better. Independence is the only way to pretty much guarantee no more cvnts in charge, whether the shade of Boris Thatcher, May or Cameron.

Everything we get - brexit, trident, poverty, just arises form that underlying cvntishness that is, in essence, tory.

As for economics, there was and will be a prospectus that includes an economic analysis. The campaign hasn't stared yet.

Whilst it's right to point out that oil revenues were massively misread, that was the case all over - the UK government figures for oil revenues were estimated well in excess of the Scottish white paper.

10% of national debt? - fine, we'll take 10% of assets too please...

Economy is important, hugely so, but it isn't everything - ultimately this should be a political decision - we are paying the price of not recognising that now, politically, economically culturally. Should be well shot of this shambles by now.

Didn't hear too many Irish folk wanting to give up their independence when the economy went south. and when was the last independent country to voluntarily give it up.

Nothing will be perfect. There is no magic bullet. tog times will till lie ahead. But you gotta believe in your heart that a country run my tory cvnts I always a worse long-term prospect that the alternative of us making decisions for ourselves and having representatives that a have to actually represent US - not some tory cvnts in middle-England.

Right now we're shadow-boxing anyway. Tories will wihhold consent. SNP will play on that. In 2021,if they paly their cards right, they will have a manifesto that explicitly promises a mandate for Indyref 2. if elected with a majority, and given what they are up against now with wee Roofie reneging on her position yet again, and a cvnt govnernment in charge of even more right wing zealot cvnts than now, that should be shootie in.

A majority SNP government with clear mandate for it? No UK goverment will be able to stand against that and claim any sort of democratic legitimacy. Remove that legitimacy and you're talking revolution and UDI and legal challenges. Safer to have the vote.

So, I expect Indyref 2 in 2022ish. And then, we will win.

Just a pity we'll have had to endure 9 more years of tory cvnts (and maybe worse) than otherwise if wed got it right last time.
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Alternatively have Labour and they can sell you your own back garden to you.

Make everyone have the same pay grade and head into “Animal Farm” territory.

Corbyn is nothing less than an ultra left wing socialist who will happily bankrupt the entire country, have us at the mercy of unions, destroy any investment and progress and demonise anyone who tries to be more successful.

Name me one successful country that has his attitudes. Just one you think we should model ourselves on.

But aye, Tory cwnts eh.
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Both Labour and Tories are useless khunts and have basically broken UK politics between them. They show absolutely zero signs of improving or even wanting to improve.

There’s just so much wrong with UK politics I don’t know where to start. I include all parties in this, but the two main WM parties are the worst.

Whenever any of them actually have to do something they’re found out.

The tories’ (and WM with regards to Indy) lies, fear mongering and abject failure to work together to achieve either a compromise or settlement for Scottish independence or Brexit has made them look like hopeless, arrogant, intransigent imbeciles.

Labour have at the helm the most hopeless lame duck I’ve ever seen, whose approach to Brexit was to not say anything, stick his fingers in his ears and hope it all goes away.

The Leave campaign was fuelled by the biggest xenophobic, utterly hateful fascist campaign from the newspapers. The BBC are also hopelessly biased with their news coverage.

The way the wind is blowing the UK is heading further and further to the right politically and I was no part of that. All you have to do is look at the voting trends in Scotland and this is all going one way.

Corbyn and Labour are a hapless laughing stock.
Labour need to get rid of him asap.

The worst UK government ever, if us Scots can't see the benefit in getting rid of them now, then we never will and we wouldn't deserve our independence.

160 nuclear warheads parked 30 miles from Glasgow, if that's not taking the pišš I don't know what is.