No Fool Like An Old Fool - Brian Cox
Brian Cox said: "Scots are very different. We are Celts, we have a different sensibility, we have different cultural roots. We are not the same as the south" https://t.co/4rZM7uCX6e
— The Times Scotland (@thetimesscot) November 5, 2021
'There's no fool like an old fool', so they say, and Brian Cox seems determined to prove the accuracy of this old adage with his claim that the Scots are very different and have different sensibilities from our southern neighbours.
Cox, of course, lives in New York and has another family home in London where he seems perfectly settled, along with his 'different sensibilities'.
Mind you, I've always thought that folk from Dundee are a bit strange, but 'that's life' as they say.
Brian Cox - Strange Socialist (November 07, 2021)
Where Has All The Money Gone? (July 19, 2021)
Iain Macwhirter makes a fair point about where all the extra spending has gone under the last 14 years of the SNP, but the answer is that the lion's share has been directed at Scotland's professional middle classes - not the 'have nots' and less well off.
On things like abolishing the council tax for under 22-year-olds or providing tablets and laptops to families who don't need the extra help.
SNP Favour 'Haves' Over 'Have Nots' (April 09, 2021)
Yet another dumb policy from the SNP which actually widens the gap because the 'haves' and 'have nots'.
This latest policy does nothing to assist people who are really struggling - yet frees up even more resources for parents who are perfectly capable of providing breakfast and lunch for their kids.
Another Ridiculous SNP Policy (01/04/21)
Neil Findlay makes a fair point - in my Glasgow apartment building lots of young people lived in flats bought for them by their parents.
Nice neighbours in the main, but there's absolutely no reason for them not to pay council tax.
What a ridiculous waste of public money.
Another Ridiculous 'One Size Fits All' Policy (31/03/21)
Nicola Sturgeon took a bit of a pasting over her laptop and tablet policy in last night's leaders debate.
Challenged to explain why this wasn't done months ago during lockdown Nicola explained the government was concentrating on those in real need.
So presumably the plan is now to switch focus to providing a second tablet or laptop to all those who already have one?