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mbcregal · 26-05-07, 05:30

I don't post much but I read and immensely enjoy the cowshed debates.

I've lived in Texas for seven years now. I lived most of my prior 35 years in Edinburgh.

Texas: Never have I met more self-supporting, eager, energetic, economically risk-taking, well-mannered, work-ethic oriented, intelligent and uncomplaining people. I'm not saying they're all like that but more are than aren't.

Scotland: Never did I meet more State-supported, lethargic, actuary-minded, rude, complacent and 'A kent his Ma and she wis jist a cleaner" people.

Death penalty aside (that's a big aside for me too), what would attract me back to an independent Scotland?

Because an independent Scotland will need an entrepreneurial mind-set to be successful. I believe it can be.

26-05-07, 05:30	#1
mbcregal Toddler Radge Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Texas Age: 45 Posts: 80 vCash: 500 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 9	Should I move back to an independent Scotland I don't post much but I read and immensely enjoy the cowshed debates. I've lived in Texas for seven years now. I lived most of my prior 35 years in Edinburgh. Texas: Never have I met more self-supporting, eager, energetic, economically risk-taking, well-mannered, work-ethic oriented, intelligent and uncomplaining people. I'm not saying they're all like that but more are than aren't. Scotland: Never did I meet more State-supported, lethargic, actuary-minded, rude, complacent and 'A kent his Ma and she wis jist a cleaner" people. Death penalty aside (that's a big aside for me too), what would attract me back to an independent Scotland? Because an independent Scotland will need an entrepreneurial mind-set to be successful. I believe it can be. __________________ Daft Gowk, in Macaroni dress, Are ye come here to shew your face, Bowden wi' pride o' simmer gloss, To cast a dash at Reikie's cross;