Why would Scottish society have to be restructured?
If everything is mostly fine and there’s no need to restructure anything, then why bother going to the trouble of secession?
I’m not playing down the work that’ll be needed to separate Scotland from the rUK, but I don’t think it’s beyond us.
You’re exactly proving my point. You’re so focused on separation, you’re not even engaging with what needs to happen on Day 1 of iScotland. You in particular spout all this stuff about how Scots have different social values and how great it would be to be a Scandinavian style small social democracy, and the SNP is referred to as a social democratic/soft left party, but there is very little discussion about the changes that would be necessary to do that.
Isn’t now the time for radical ideas about demilitarisation, renationalisation or stripping down the state, slashing state expenditure or providing minimum citizens incomes, environmental sustainability? What’s the point of recreating the UK state on a smaller scale? At present, the changes brought about by Scottish independence are lining up to be less transformative than New Labour’s election in 1997!