NO VOTERS

YOU will vote NO if you think an Independent Scotland:

• makes you frightened or fearful, and you are constrained by benefits or loses, and Scotland  is irresponsibly turning its back on England and Union
• is economically vulnerable and unable to fully pay its way, so can expect economic ruin
• can’t make it on its own in the world and needs to rely on England, its power & reputation in the global community
• may trust the UK to give them effective home rule no matter what
• can trust Labour to be powerful enough be able to thwart/ contain the Scots’ rejected Conservative dogmas (like NHS reform/privitisation extension)

YES VOTERS

YOU will vote YES if you think an Independent Scotland:

• has a passionate national self believe and its people are prepared to suffer some temporary hardships to succeed and control their own destiny
• believes somewhat in the positive financial analysis of the YES campaign and disbelieve more the negative information of the NO group
• should trust the long term competence of Scottish politicians and businesses to retake missed opportunities, so regain world respect as an individual country
• should be the sole ones who make the political choices for the people, through a government they choose, and be not sidelined by whatever Westminster administration is in power
• has decided that Labour has missed the boat and lost the confidence of the Scots people

[It seems unrealistic though, whatever the outcome of the vote, that Scotland will ever once again have a successful, winning, or agreeable football team who can beat England, surely?]