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I just wanna add to this issue that from a Scottish perspective we urgently need to be pushing for Scottish independence and it is probably even more important to start seriously creating a "national conversation" to discuss everything related to Scotindy and the implications, the contentious issues, why a small country like Scotland can do so much better and have a far more healthy regard for the well being of our people (and others!) as well as having that sense of community that is still a central core of Scottish society incl being outward and inclusive in our approach towards a new forward-thinking Scotland in a post-pandemic recovery without any antagonistic Brit govt interference in our affairs and trying to impose the wrong political ideology on a population that didn't vote for all this fascist shit that culminated from Brexit. On a day when 1000s and 1000s of Scots will be marching for Scotindy in Edinburgh, we can start with distributing a national leaflet covering the seven years of Unionist lies/claptrap/false promises since that disgraceful and shameless "Better Together" campaign of 2014, Scot referendum year. The list of lies, insults, disrespect and hypocrisy would be massive and they would be attached to another huge list of shameless Tory and allied Unionist hypocrites who somehow regard any democratic right of Scotland and the Scot people to push for independence to be different from other countries that have followed the same path down the decades and decades well into the 20th century.