THE recent revelation of an alleged bullying culture within the SNP is disgusting but hardly surprising.
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When a party that professes to stand for social justice and equality reveals such an ugly underbelly, it’s particularly disappointing. The SNP has painted itself as the champion of the Scottish people, but these allegations reveal a party that seems to have lost its way, if it ever had it in the first place.
Moreover, the SNP should not merely respond reactively; they must proactively implement strong anti-bullying policies. These policies should leave no room for ambiguity and should clearly define what constitutes bullying.One of the problems from the outside looking in is it seems that if you don’t toe the line, then there is fear. A fear that you won’t get funding or a promotion or a contract or theIt’s not just about policy, though, it’s about a cultural shift within the SNP.
This latest scandal from the SNP reflects poorly not only on the SNP but Scottish politics as a whole – we’re all competing for the same goal: a better Glasgow, a better Scotland. But when a party resorts to bullying tactics, it undermines the very essence of democracy and public service.
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