re: New Scottish politicians sworn in using broken English or no English at all

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Why are Scottish/British/Irish politicians so hell bent on destroying their country and culture?

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They are no different then modern American progressives, why don’t you ask half the people in this forum?

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if Scotland is going to die, then I'd rather it be wiped away clean than have its facade worn as a skin-suit by the monsters killing it from the inside

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Ok person from Alabama

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This dude is in Scotland on a student visa and isn’t even allowed to have a full time job but somehow he just got elected to office

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Dr Q Medicinewoman/man

I expect the left to try and one up each other on wokism, but how does the law even allow someone on a student visa to get elected to be a national representative???

Before posting I searched and of course Wiki had a page made for this trans a day or two after the election:

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Manivannan identifies as nonbinary and queer.[1][14] They came out publicly as agender in 2017

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Seems like the Green Party won representation and had selected him to represent a seat they won. The Green Party is claiming being in the country with a visa and being a citizen of the commonwealth (India) is enough.

If Scotland actually allows all legally present citizens of the commonwealth to serve including ones that are basically symbolic members they are just stupid. Can they vote in elections as well? It would be ridiculous to being to serve and vote in parliament but not be able to vote in elections for parliament, but I am not sure if they grant them ability to vote as well.

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In 1949 India announced its intention to become a republic, which would have required its withdrawal from the Commonwealth under the existing rules, but at a meeting of Commonwealth heads of government in London in April 1949 it was agreed that India could continue its membership if it accepted the British crown as only “the symbol of the free association” of Commonwealth members

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It would just seem like a big tip off for not being allowed to vote or represent the country as a member of parliament would be requiring a student visa in the first place and requiring another visa to stay and represent.

Scotland is full of wokesters bending the knee to the left and people who just don’t give a shite about local politics or voting until the govt comes knocking on their door. I question whether the later realizes that through devolved government of the UK the Scottish parliament actually has some power to make their lives miserable and isnt as big of a joke as it used to be.

It’s even worse than that in England. There were some British politicians who were actually running for office in Bangladesh while holding office in the UK

Do I even have to ask which party this smiling white woman is in or what her stance is on immigration?