SOCATOA, totally agree with every word you've said especially on the south east of England.
(20-09-2014 15:03 )HannahsPet Wrote: [ -> ]Yeah how they got fucked over by the english although it was a scottish refrendum and it was scottish councils and Scottish Elections office that did it that must mean the SNP Win last time was rigged by the english as it was the same system as they used on thursday 
Nah, it was more along the lines of the No voters being stupid, gullible, traitors etc etc.....
Get you with your over-inflated ideas of English importance
(20-09-2014 17:40 )Fritzcat Wrote: [ -> ]Looking from outside the British islands, I can not but point out the fact that British intelligence, which has rigged elections according to British interests in lots of foreign countries and established countless puppet "friendly governments" all over the world, stood this time idly watching the empire break without even moving a finger...
In short: If I have ever seen a fraud, then it is this one.
No, we don't shit on our own doorstep.
(20-09-2014 17:40 )Fritzcat Wrote: [ -> ]I can not but point out the fact that British intelligence, which has rigged elections according to British interests in lots of foreign countries and established countless puppet "friendly governments" all over the world, stood this time idly watching the empire break without even moving a finger...
If British intelligence rigged elections the SNP wouldn't have won the Scottish election in 2011 would they?
NO-ONE was deceived. The voters made their decision, both sides had a chance to put across all their arguments and all voters had the chance to make the decision based upon those arguments. People voted no because they wanted to, not because of imaginary vote rigging.
Sorry but this is really getting silly - conspiracy theories, British intelligence, vote rigging, deception tactics - it's all nonsense. The majority of people wanted to remain with the UK and that's all there is to it. Salmond lost and now it's sour grapes - he should just accept the result, as he promised he would.
The sad thing about the result is 71% of the young people voted "Yes", these voters are the next generation of Scotland, they will outlive most of the "No" voters (65 and over, mostly masons and Rotary Club members who still celebrate 1690...) My demographic, 33-44 also had a majority of "Yes" voters.
(22-09-2014 21:08 )Sm© Wrote: [ -> ]The sad thing about the result is 71% of the young people voted "Yes"
But what happens when those people aren't young anymore, when they are 25 years older?
I'd bet that 71% of them wouldn't be voting Yes then.