Indyref 2

[surge]

If SNP lose this referendum then you have to believe that their founding aim and potentially party as a whole is dead for two decades or more.

The uncertainty of Brexit, the suggestion that May will push for a hard brexit against the views of the Scottish people and perhaps the lack of input from outside of Westminster into negotiations all are good reasons for there to be a second referendum. However, if Brexit was a result of Cameron listening to the loudest voices in his party and ultimately the signal of his demise then this may very well be the same for Sturgeon.

And if this is the demise of the SNP what next? The second best placed party is currently the conservative's who care so greatly about the Scottish viewpoint that it was a major weapon against labour in 2015.

[Bluebirdman Of Alcathays]

If SNP lose this referendum then you have to believe that their founding aim and potentially party as a whole is dead for two decades or more.


And if this is the demise of the SNP what next? The second best placed party is currently the conservative's who care so greatly about the Scottish viewpoint that it was a major weapon against labour in 2015.

If they were to lose, the aim might be dead but they'd still be the strongest party in Scotland, so their demise would be questionable.

Fair play for going for it, rather than our half arsed effort at being a 'nation'.