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The campaign for Scottish independence certainly appears to have the momentum. Among decided voters, support for independence averaged around 40 per cent in polls conducted throughout 2013, improving only slightly to 41 per cent at the beginning of 2014, leaving the No campaign with a sizable lead.
Even without dropping the roughly one-in-five Scots who were undecided, support for a continued union frequently surpassed the 50 per cent mark.
originally posted by: Briles1207
a reply to: Agent_USA_Supporter
It will be a No. 100%
In fact if it is a Yes I will post a photo of me literally eating my Hat.
originally posted by: Briles1207
a reply to: Agent_USA_Supporter
It will be a No. 100%
In fact if it is a Yes I will post a photo of me literally eating my Hat.
If you look at the number of symbolic slights that England has made against Scotland leading up to this vote, it is almost as if they are trying to push the Scottish people away.
I come from Scottish blood and looking at the kind of liberal paradise that Scottish people want to make politically, I would love to return there if at all possible.
I hope that they will go back to the 15th century and allow people displaced by the House of Stewards to return home for the first time in half a millenia. That would be amazing.
You should allow the Scott to have an independent state.
originally posted by: Agent_USA_Supporter
originally posted by: Briles1207
a reply to: Agent_USA_Supporter
It will be a No. 100%
In fact if it is a Yes I will post a photo of me literally eating my Hat.
You should allow the Scott to have an independent state.
originally posted by: Agent_USA_Supporter
Scottish referendum polls favour No side, with undecideds in play
The campaign for Scottish independence certainly appears to have the momentum. Among decided voters, support for independence averaged around 40 per cent in polls conducted throughout 2013, improving only slightly to 41 per cent at the beginning of 2014, leaving the No campaign with a sizable lead.
Even without dropping the roughly one-in-five Scots who were undecided, support for a continued union frequently surpassed the 50 per cent mark.
If you noticed in the article they are desperately trying to prove by claiming the voters in Scotland are going to vote no according to polls.
This is nothing more desperation.
originally posted by: ArmyOfNobunaga
Do you think there will be riots or protests if No wins?
I have been to to Aberdeen a lot and it always strikes me as a very mature and conscientious place.
But with this vote there are so much passion. I just wonder how this will play out.
originally posted by: Soloprotocol
originally posted by: ArmyOfNobunaga
Do you think there will be riots or protests if No wins?
I have been to to Aberdeen a lot and it always strikes me as a very mature and conscientious place.
But with this vote there are so much passion. I just wonder how this will play out.
And why would a No Vote be a precursor to rioting... More chance of Violence after a YES vote
originally posted by: Soloprotocol
originally posted by: ArmyOfNobunaga
Do you think there will be riots or protests if No wins?
I have been to to Aberdeen a lot and it always strikes me as a very mature and conscientious place.
But with this vote there are so much passion. I just wonder how this will play out.
And why would a No Vote be a precursor to rioting... More chance of Violence after a YES vote