LIVE: Scottish Independence Referendum Results

[Southe,]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10152645465120901

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[lemons]

soo disgusting to watch all this violence coming from the football hooligan type people

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[scottish]

That was expected either way.

Glasgow is a highly populated religious area (esp with regards to protestant/catholic for rangers/celtic fans) and regardless of the result a fight was expected in Glasgow.

[Southe,]

[-:Undertaker:-]

Hey chum, Scotland are 5m of a 70m population, and is one of 4 home nations. The referendum was on the 18th, today is the 19th.

Believe it or not, its our country too. Scotland voted on a simple yes or no question, and it voted no to independence.

[scottish]

Hey chum, Scotland are 5m of a 70m population, and is one of 4 home nations. The referendum was on the 18th, today is the 19th.

Believe it or not, its our country too. Scotland voted on a simple yes or no question, and it voted no to independence.

and a majority of those voting no was due to the promise of further devolution

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[-:Undertaker:-]

and a majority of those voting no was due to the promise of further devolution

A pledge that Gordon Brown put forward with the backing of Cameron, Miliband and Clegg.

Parliament wasn't and has not been consulted.
The Cabinet wasn't and has not been consulted.
The British public haven't been consulted in a General Election.

federal uk

That is up to Britain as a whole, not just Scotland, Gordon Brown or the three Westminister parties.

And if yours or the politicians version of federalism involves the slicing up of England, then that is the day I campaign for English independence.

[2LQ]

What's happening in Glasgow right now is disgusting, there's no need for so much violence, especially kicking innocent people in the face...Just been through town and it's a war zone.

[scottish]

What's happening in Glasgow right now is disgusting, there's no need for so much violence, especially kicking innocent people in the face...Just been through town and it's a war zone.

It was going to kick off regardless, even more so with a yes vote anyway due to Catholic vs Protestant.

[Chippiewill]

A pledge that Gordon Brown put forward with the backing of Cameron, Miliband and Clegg.

Parliament wasn't and has not been consulted.
The Cabinet wasn't and has not been consulted.
The British public haven't been consulted in a General Election.

Even more importantly it wasn't listed as an option on the referendum. There's no way to prove a vote for no was a vote for devolution.