How Did You Vote in the Independence Referendum?

I voted yes because im no a * !!!!!!

 

i was not going to vote, but did vote yes at the last minute.

i wanted to do my part for scotland.sadly it was for * all.

 

Yes and I am heartbroken. Shed a tear this morning waking up at 5am to see this slap in the face to every man, woman, and child who are stuck in poverty in what is one of the worlds wealthiest nations.

Sickens me

 

as neil lennon would say.this isnt the end its the begining

 

Exact same with me.

I voted Yes as I thought it would be a chance to shape our own future and address social issues.

Found out my folks voted no as 'I dont want to pay a transaction fee on my penison' and 'we will get devo max and we can make our nation great'.

Baffling.

 

I voted yes and I feel like this is Seville all over again. Heartbreak man.

Then wee Ek resigning after being betrayed by the people he fought for. * man, no voters are up there with bankers now for me.

 

yes and every man woman,children in afganistan,iraq.who have been murdered or had there homes destroyed by the british army.they * that voted no have got a lot of blood on there hands.now scotland has to be part of all the phoney wars over the next 100 years with millions innocent civilians dying needlessly.* sick *.

 

i voted YES cause i'm not a *....or a traitor.....or a * shitebag.

 

31B404

Quality Street

Thanks a lot.

 

They will hide and come out in * droves when when theirs a vote

 

Couldn't vote but would have probably voted Yes

 

I voted yes because

We could have got rid of trident

We could have exploited the untapped oil and gas reserves, giving us funds for health, education and helping the most vulnerable in our society

I don't trust all the main parties in Westminster in both domestic and foreign affairs. Iraq being an example.

 

Gonnae do an Ally McCoist here n demand the names of every shitebag that voted no

Kidding but I hate you

 

I see this and similar sentiments on here quite often. is the difference really that clear?

 

Voted Yes for many reasons, the main one being the opportunity to have a government that's answerable to the people it represents. To have my vote actually count instead of being rendered meaningless by the whims of middle england.

That hope was shattered by a section of the Scottish people who won't allow themselves to believe that with risk comes reward.

and a larger section who's mindset is so twisted that they viewed this election as a fight against the "taigs" who are trying to steal their identity.

 

Voted Yes, for a fairer, better Scotland. Ran by the people of Scotland.

To have a better chance of ridding ourselves of food banks and poverty.

To stop us being pulled into illegal wars with the US and Britain.

To also get rid of the immoral nuclear weapons that sit on the Clyde.

 

A chance to be independent and have it's OWN government instead of being ruled by a bunch of English toffs who don't give a * about Scotland? Would definitely have been a YES from me if I was eligible to vote.

 

Voted Yes so we could have a vote that means something and matters to the people of Scotland.

Voted Yes to have our own powers and reap the reward of our vast resources.

 

3 rats so far

 

I voted no and I'm happy with my choice. I believe we are better off in the UK.