Poll: The GD Referendum – Scottish Independence

[Guerrilla]

Seems like it's onlygoing to go one way now.

It didn't matter which way it went there's going to be an awful lot of disappointed Scots waking up today.

 

[areksnumbr1sxylady]

Seems like it's onlygoing to go one way now.

It didn't matter which way it went there's going to be an awful lot of disappointed Scots waking up today.

Hopefully we could have a war with them... It`d be fun.

 

[regulus]

Never a doubt.

Bio-something on suicide watch

 

[areksnumbr1sxylady]

"Congratulation Scotland for trusting promises of our politicians. Keep fingers crossed and stay positive for another hundred years.
"

 

[Sargatanas2511]

I believe Fife will be a no, I know that's how I voted and almost everyone I know said they were voting no as well.

I understand it's a risk trusting the promises of the politicians but if we became independent we would be trusting the promises and putting a lot of stock into a man who seems completely unwilling to listen to anyone other than himself.

 

[Cosimo]

Looks like common sense has prevailed.

 

[pooley]

I genuinely feel sorry for a lot of scots. The misinformation they've been handed is staggering. One of the biggest decisions they'll make in their life and it's based on either outright lies, deception or massive uncertainties.
Seeing some of the posts in the speakers corner just highlights this. Nationalists spouting drivvle as if they're facts. Luckily a lot of them were corrected here however how many people haven't had their inaccuracies corrected and will be voting today based upon them?

That's what politics is all about!

 

[jsmoke]

We are going to become the United states of the UK now.

 

[Sankari]

As expected. A sad result; separation would have been very interesting to witness.

 

[Spook187]

Bang goes the job for rebuilding the wall, could have made some decent money Patrolling the border

 

[FoxEye]

We are going to become the United states of the UK now.

Tbh, things are more likely to stay exactly the same, or a token change at most. All the commentators are talking about a "mandate for change" but they're also saying that Westminster is all about "gradual, incremental change".

Or in plain English basically very little actual real change, just a lot of talking.

 

[Aod]

Aberdeenshire NO 60% : 40%

Edinburgh NO 61% : 39%

Argyl & Bute NO 59% : 41%

All over. just 85,112 votes for NO to win officially.

 

[Aod]

FIFE 254,162 total votes (84.1%)
Yes 114,148
No 139,788

226 rejected ballots.

No has officially won!

 

[Trifid]

No have won.

 

[HEADRAT]

Excellent, it's a no

So glad Scotland has decided to stay

 

[MaxP779]

No wins

 

[FoxEye]

Excellent, it's a no

Still leaves 45% of Scots deeply unhappy tho.

Or more if you think that some No voters aren't exactly thrilled with the status quo either, they just don't want to split the UK.

 

[Django x2]

The only thing bad to come out of this is the fall out between friends and families. That will take longer to heal than the potential, but always flawed, yes outcome...

Also, posting for the lols...classic "Yes" campaign intelligence:

 

[areksnumbr1sxylady]

fife 45-55 No...

Game over officially.

 

[LOAM]

Great news