Politics·Posted on 12 Apr 2015Scotland's Political Leaders Spent Sunday Morning Screaming At Each Other"AHIHSJABFJKASFSANBFAS," said the leaders of the Scottish parties.by Jamie RossBuzzFeed News Reporter, UKLinkFacebookPinterestTwitterMail The four Scottish leaders came together for their third TV debate in a week, and we think they might be getting sick of each other. View this vine on Vine vine.co Click the sound icon on the bottom right to turn on the sound. The debate, on Sunday Politics Scotland, comprised entirely of the four leaders – Murphy, Sturgeon, Rennie, and Davidson – having an absolute rammy. View this vine on Vine vine.co Click the sound icon on the bottom right to turn on the sound. You can probably just about hear the word "budget" in this. View this vine on Vine vine.co Click the sound icon on the bottom right to turn on the sound. This is the exact moment when it looks like the host, Gordon Brewer, gave up trying to control the leaders. View this vine on Vine vine.co People don't seem to feel very informed by the debate. lesmondine @lesmondine Absolutely pointless 20 minute screaming match. #bbcsp #sunpolscot 11:27 AM - 12 Apr 2015 Reply Retweet Favorite AliT @alistairthoms1 This is a shambles. Absolute bollocks from every one of the 4 leaders. #SunPolScot 10:44 AM - 12 Apr 2015 Reply Retweet Favorite Nick Eardley @nickeardley #leadersrammy 10:51 AM - 12 Apr 2015 Reply Retweet Favorite So much so that this novel rule was proposed. Graeme @Stewart19Graeme Does anyone remember in school you had the "only the person holding this pen can talk" thing? We need that for politicians. #sunpolscot 11:38 AM - 12 Apr 2015 Reply Retweet Favorite Still, on the bright side, it was probably only political journalists watching a TV debate on a Sunday morning. Andrew Learmonth @andrewlearmonth Thank God nobody in their right mind is watching this #sunpolscot 10:52 AM - 12 Apr 2015 Reply Retweet Favorite Read BuzzFeed's full coverage of the 2015 general election buzzfeed.com Want more politics news? Follow BuzzFeed UK Politics on Facebook facebook.com