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I can only assume that if you didn't vote for Jim Calder you are either;

a) Too young to have seen him play

b) One of these supporters who jumped on the bandwagon and started supporting ICT when we won promotion to the SPL in 2004.

1 hour ago, bobbyjag said:

A typo appraisal and a Dad's Army quote? Wow, that was a real zinger back CyberBritNat..

considering the debate on here could be an enjoyable spectacle,  it's just noteworthy how sour, negative, condescending and ugly your input reads, compared to some enjoyable inputs from both sides of the debate

 

 

 

'CyberBritNat'... Interesting. I've noticed recently that a lot of Scottish Nationalists have used this tactic to respond to non-Nationalists. They've started calling 'no' voters 'Brit Nats' in some sort of bizarre attempt to justify their own nationalism.

During the English votes for English laws debate, the SNP were accusing Conservatives of having a 'grievance culture'. One of the most hypocritical political statements ever. SNP Nationalists with grievance culture accuse opponents of being Nationalists with a grievance culture. You couldn't make it up.

I don't understand the SNP. At Westminster, they shriek and cry about 'austerity'. Their supporters / SNP voters do the same, especially on social media.

But the SNP have just delivered a hard hitting austerity budget at Holyrood. No complaints from their MP's. No social media out cry from their supporters.

So are the SNP folks on here *really* happy with their pro austerity budget or are they only really caring about a single issue?