CLEAN : Scottish voters divided as independence

The transcript discusses the speaker's perspective on Scottish independence, emphasizing a desire to separate from England. It highlights the belief that Scotland could thrive independently, though financial challenges are acknowledged. The speaker argues against the notion of a perfect, problem-free independent Scotland, stressing that the view is not driven by emotion or dislike for the English.

What is the speaker's main reason for wanting Scottish independence?

• To increase tourism in Scotland

• To achieve self-reliance and independence

• To become a part of the European Union

• To improve relations with England

What does the speaker believe about Scotland's financial capability for independence?

• Scotland will receive financial aid from England

• Scotland will have no financial issues

• Scotland will face financial difficulties

• Scotland is financially ready for independence

How does the speaker view the portrayal of an independent Scotland?

• As an overly optimistic picture

• As a realistic and achievable goal

• As a pessimistic scenario

• As a neutral and balanced view

What is the speaker's stance on their emotional connection to the issue?

• The speaker is emotionally driven

• The speaker is indifferent

• The speaker has a rational perspective

• The speaker dislikes the English

Does the speaker express any dislike for the English?

• Yes, they express strong dislike

• No, they clarify there is no dislike

• Yes, but only in certain contexts

• No, they are indifferent