CLEAN : Scotland votes on independence from Britain

The transcript discusses personal reflections on feeling sick, fairness, and the discovery of something significant. It transitions into a debate on Scottish independence, highlighting poll results and the potential for self-governance with more social justice. The speaker expresses a desire to break away from an archaic system, feeling disconnected from British identity. Counterarguments emphasize the importance of unity with the UK for greater global influence. The discussion reflects on the balance between independence and maintaining beneficial relationships.

What does the speaker express about their personal feelings in the first section?

• A sense of joy and fairness

• Feelings of sickness and unfairness

• Indifference towards the situation

• Excitement about future events

What percentage does the speaker hope to see for independence?

• 70% for independence

• 40% for independence

• 60% for independence

• 50% for independence

What does the speaker believe independence could bring?

• A return to the British Empire

• Increased isolation from the world

• More social justice and better resource management

• Less control over local affairs

What is the speaker's view on the relationship with the United Kingdom?

• It is unimportant and should be dissolved

• It is only beneficial for Scotland

• It is outdated and unnecessary

• It is crucial and beneficial

According to the speaker, how would remaining united affect Scotland's role in the global market?

• Scotland's role would remain unchanged

• Scotland would become isolated

• Scotland would be a bigger player

• Scotland would have a smaller role