A new leader and young man. We will see what does on the leave issue
Not really a surprise. Heās been groomed for that position for some time.
And heās fully on-board with the net-zero cult.
Expect Scotland to slide steadily into bug-eyed ideological chaos as he carries on the work started by Sturgeon.
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Itās cool when a visible minority member holds top office in a white country.
In what sense is he a āminorityā? Heās Scottish. He lives in Scotland. Perhaps you mean the well-connected elite?
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His race obviously. Unless you are trying to argue that heās white?
Well, look, if you saw me in the street you might judge me to be from somewhere within a 500-mile radius of Dubai. Iām not. Iām not sure if I have a āraceā as such, but Iām British, dammit, which is why I get so very upset about Britain going swwooosh down the toilet of late. Humza Yousaf was born in Glasgow, he sounds like a posh Rab C Nesbitt, and I have no reason to believe that in private he punctuates his sentences with āooh blimeyā and does random Indian head-bobs just because heās brown.
Honestly, I thought weād left the 70s behind. How about we judge public officials on their character, achievements, and demeanour rather than their āraceā?
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I never said he would sound like an Indian, but he is a POC and POC are marginalised in Western countries. POC representation in politics is always positive.
We can acknowledge that POC representation is good and also judge them on their actions.
Iād be really pissed off if someone gave me a job, or patted me on the back, simply because Iām a āPOCā. However I canāt help wondering if heās been shuffled into this position precisely because a certain demographic will coo and fawn and say, ooh, isnāt it wonderful that heās brown ā¦ and will overlook the fact that heās almost certainly a tool whoās isnāt smart enough to realise heās furthering someone elseās agenda.
Itās a positive if theyāre a decent person. If theyāre a cnut, then it isnāt.
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Thatās not the point at all.
The wider issue of racial representation and the individual characteristics/competence are two different topics.
Well, yes. And one is considerably more important than the other. He could be a albino lesbian of Moldovan ancestry for all I care; Iām sure theyāre in a minority too and would like to be ārepresentedā. The reality is that politicans donāt represent anybody except themselves, so the best that we can hope for is that theyāre vaguely competent and not assholes.
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Interesting seeing normies complaining about this when it was known what these corporate fascists had planned long ago:
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LOL. Hoist by his own IED.
Iām glad I spotted a while back that he was a WEF plant, but I didnāt realise he was also a cnut. At least the narrative is imploding.
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Does this go here?
Jonathan Pie offers an eloquent response.
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Scotland out bonkers Canada. Are the SNP trying to hand back all their seats to Labour?
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āThe wording of the law itself is committing its own crimeā 
And thus we reach peak clownworld, in which our laws are increasingly starting to resemble those of Soviet Russia.
TBH I donāt know how anyone can look at all this and fail to conclude that the outcome is the intent.
EDIT: ah, I see FC beat me to it.
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I love his song at the end
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I donāt. Having been to Scotland, the mental image it invokes makes me want to wash out my skull with Lysol.
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I predict heāll cling onto power. Hunter Bidenās crimes didnāt affect the big guy in any way, despite the fact that it was almost certainly a family business in that case. The agenda must proceed, and thereās always a sufficient number of people who will wave their little flags and shout āyay!ā regardless.
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