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Scots indy results thread

:facepalm: I can't imagine having such easily influenced opinions!

i'm not convinced that people do really. but if one thing can be said to categorise the bettertogether campaign, it's disdain and contempt for the voters - the assumption that the average Scot is thick as pig-shit and unable to cope with any more complex ideas than "vote for the winner". seems to have mostly backfired i reckon.
 
From the Graun live blog:

Evelyn Stenhouse and Tom Dumphie, on opposite sides of the argument, shared a Twix outside the Mill of Mains polling place. They reckoned the yes voters came up the hill from the housing scheme, the no voters from the private houses on the hill
 
On George Square last night I had a taste of the anger, enthusiasm and at times hostility of the yes grassroots.

If it’s rough, and profane, it’s because that’s what street politics are like when ideologies collide. That’s what it was like when class defined British politics and if it makes a few technocrats upset, get used to it.

Those people on the streets for yes have become something like a social movement. It is unlikely to go away.

- See more at: http://blogs.channel4.com/paul-maso...-no-social-movement/2379#sthash.jOWisJoS.dpuf
not abuse, real anger
 
Queueing up to vote in Glasgow this morning

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I voted at 8.30 am and 109 votes had already been cast at my polling station in south Edinburgh (and there were four polling stations in the room). There were two film crews there too.
 
I'm trying to watch the results program quietly because my husband has gone to bed, every now and then they drop in a VT, The last one was a piper, had to jump for the remote.

That's gonna happen a fair bit innit. :D
 
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