Because they’re realistically the only party that stands a chance of getting us out of the lying Union.
Scotland makes up around 7–8% of the UK population, yet we have: 32% of the UK’s land mass, 62% of its maritime area, 33% of its arable land, 61% of timber production, 85% of oil and gas reserves, 90% of freshwater, 67% of fish landings, and around 25% of Europe’s offshore energy potential, alongside world-renowned industries, products, and expertise in emerging sectors.
And yet we’re constantly told by unionists that we’re too stupid, too poor, and too small to succeed as an independent nation.
Remember back in 2014, when the unionists told us oil and gas was finished, that it was unreliable, and that an independent Scotland couldn’t possibly depend on it? Fast forward 12 years and, miraculously, the oil and gas reserves have refilled themselves and are now central to the energy policy of the UK’s right-wing parties. Let’s also not forget that an independent Scotland would be 100% energy self-sufficient and a net exporter. But inside the Union, we somehow pay more for the energy we produce than consumers in the rest of the UK.
So yeah, I'll have no choice but to vote for them until one of the other parties with a chance of winning puts Scottish independence on their agenda.