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I would like to see a yes vote just to see this unfurl - it would be as funny a political story as any in our lifetimes, and the people would only have themselves to blame.

This is really, really basic stuff. Clearly we agree on them starting in default. Threatening to not pay your debts is never, ever an option. We can all have our opinions on Cameron, Merkel, Hollande et al but none of these would make such a basic error. He is not fit to lead a community centre let alone a country.

Scotland would no longer be a first world country in the way it is now and would deserve everything it gets. This whole process is laughable - how can even 10% of people vote for him?

Darling got flustered a few times last night (as he did in the first debate) but isn't a naturally good at debating. A good, clever man, but that isn't (seemingly) what people wanted.

<blockquote data-quote="Hamm" data-source="post: 2469805" data-attributes="member: 65416">I would like to see a yes vote just to see this unfurl - it would be as funny a political story as any in our lifetimes, and the people would only have themselves to blame. This is really, really basic stuff. Clearly we agree on them starting in default. Threatening to not pay your debts is never, ever an option. We can all have our opinions on Cameron, Merkel, Hollande et al but none of these would make such a basic error. He is not fit to lead a community centre let alone a country.Scotland would no longer be a first world country in the way it is now and would deserve everything it gets. This whole process is laughable - how can even 10% of people vote for him?Darling got flustered a few times last night (as he did in the first debate) but isn&#039;t a naturally good at debating. A good, clever man, but that isn&#039;t (seemingly) what people wanted.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hamm, post: 2469805, member: 65416"] I would like to see a yes vote just to see this unfurl - it would be as funny a political story as any in our lifetimes, and the people would only have themselves to blame. This is really, really basic stuff. Clearly we agree on them starting in default. Threatening to not pay your debts is never, ever an option. We can all have our opinions on Cameron, Merkel, Hollande et al but none of these would make such a basic error. He is not fit to lead a community centre let alone a country. Scotland would no longer be a first world country in the way it is now and would deserve everything it gets. This whole process is laughable - how can even 10% of people vote for him? Darling got flustered a few times last night (as he did in the first debate) but isn't a naturally good at debating. A good, clever man, but that isn't (seemingly) what people wanted. [/QUOTE]

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