Findlay told BBC Scotland’s The Sunday Show: “Today’s world is more dangerous than it has been for many, many years.
“Right now, it’s no longer just dangerously divisive of the SNP to continue agitating to break up the United Kingdom, it is actually dangerously irresponsible.”
Findlay defended the Scottish Tories’ decision not to back a vote in the Scottish Parliament which states that the people of Scotland have the right to determine their own future.
“We had a vote. In 2014, the people of Scotland – more than two million of them – politely, firmly an respectfully said no to separation,” he said.
“From day one, John Swinney and the SNP haven’t respected the outcome of that vote and they’ve agitated ever since.
“It’s been a complete distraction and all the while they’ve run Scotland’s public services into the ground and taxed people to the hilt.
“Just look at the real problems that John Swinney could be focused on – the NHS and their waiting lists, or the state of Scotland’s schools.”
