Woman disrupts SNP independence convention

The speaker expresses deep personal struggles and frustrations, highlighting a life filled with pain and challenges. They discuss their nationalist views and political stance, particularly in relation to Scotland and Westminster. The speaker advocates for a public inquiry to ensure equality in Scotland and concludes with a strong determination to fight for change, despite their desire to leave their current situation.

How does the speaker feel about the opportunities they have had?

What does the speaker imply about the equality of 'every horseball in Scotland'?