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There have always been divisions within the party on how to achieve Scottish independence,[citation needed] with one wing described as 'fundamentalists' and the other 'gradualists'. The SNP leadership generally subscribes to the gradualist viewpoint, that independence can be won by the accumulation over time by the Scottish Parliament of powers that the UK Parliament currently has. Fundamentalism holds that the SNP should emphasise independence more widely to achieve it. It is argued that if the SNP is unprepared to argue for its central policy then it is unlikely ever to persuade the public of its worthiness.[1]