Residents of Dundee speak on IndyRef2

The transcript discusses the perceived lack of democracy and equality in the union between Scotland and the rest of the UK. It highlights the frustration of Scots over political decisions made by Westminster, emphasizing the desire for self-determination and the right to make their own choices. The speaker expresses anger over the lack of power and the feeling of being dictated to by external authorities, advocating for Scottish sovereignty and decision-making.

What is the main concern of the speaker regarding Scotland's current political situation?

• The influence of the Scottish Parliament in Westminster

• The economic impact of Brexit on Scotland

• The need for Scotland to assert its right to self-determination

• Scotland's lack of representation in the European Union

According to the speaker, what is a major issue with the decision-making process between Scotland and England?

• Scotland and England always agree on major decisions

• Both countries have equal decision-making power

• England makes decisions without considering Scotland's input

• Scotland has more decision-making power than England

What does the speaker believe about the Scottish people's ability to make decisions?

• They are incapable of making their own decisions

• They should follow the decisions made by England

• They should rely on Westminster for guidance

• They are strong and capable of making their own decisions

How does the speaker feel about the decisions being made for Scotland?

• Frustrated and powerless

• Indifferent and neutral

• Content and satisfied

• Optimistic and hopeful

What does the speaker suggest about the relationship between Scotland and Westminster?

• Westminster should have more control

• Scotland should have more autonomy

• The relationship is perfectly balanced

• It is a union of equals