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I was formerly a non-party campaigner, who started working for SNP shortly after 2014 #IndyRef.
We didn& #39;t make ground we made in 2014 through tribalism and bickering. It was a truly collective effort, both party and none. And the moment we forget that independence will be lost.
We didn& #39;t make ground we made in 2014 through tribalism and bickering. It was a truly collective effort, both party and none. And the moment we forget that independence will be lost.
People campaigned across Scotland for the cause, for a better country - that was the reward. And it remains so.
I know many will not want to hear this, but you need only need look at Labour to see what happens when a party or movement becomes consumed by its own tribalism.
I know many will not want to hear this, but you need only need look at Labour to see what happens when a party or movement becomes consumed by its own tribalism.
The independence movement has never been in better health, in terms of its leadership, popularity and size. It& #39;s a formidable campaigning machine, and despite what they might say publicly, unionist politicians know this.
