That last result was a close one.
That last result was a close one.
Dundee is a big win for the Yes. Biggest so far at 57%, and currently the only yes. Only 6000 votes in it for No...
Saying Yes or No is boring. From now Yes is Bampot and No is Numpty.
So Dundee is a big win for Bampot.
West Dunbartonshire yes with 53.96%.
Midlothian: No with 56.3%
East Lothian: No with 61.7%
Sterling: No 60%
Falkirk: No 53.4%
Angus: No 56.3%
56,000 votes in for "no"
Appears that we have a trend...I'm going to bed.
Last edited by Deepvoid; 09-18-2014 at 10:30 PM. Reason: Updated results
Well, guess it's a No. I can't see any big upsets happening now.
I have to say I'm very disappointed at this
Apparently Scotland already have the power to vary their tax slightly but Holyrood have never used it?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...itics-26630498
So considering they already have a different legal and educational system I can't see what else can be devolved to them?
I think the biggest thing out of all of this is that over a million people voted to leave the UK. That's bound to have ramifications in the future.
My sister in law is relieved as she's Scottish living in London for the past 20 years so no vote obviously, and doesn't want to feel alienated from her home country
Does that mean we have to saw off Dundee and set it afloat across the North Sea?
I'm not well versed in this at all, but I wonder why anyone wouldn't vote for independence.
And in the meantime, this question got asked.
So you're saying this is not unlike a state trying to secede? I'm being serious, I just want to understand what's happening.
Last edited by Swykk; 09-19-2014 at 10:57 AM.
I don't know what to make of this.
Salmond is stepping down, but that's not entirely unexpected.
I see the knuckle draggers are out in force in George square tonight
Rioting in central Glasgow right now. Gotta love those Rangers fans :/