Scottish Referendum / Independence - Vol 7
Discussion
Edinburger said:
SobI've just skimmed over the last few pages and it's the age-old same:
- SNP are scum
- Only plebs vote SNP
- The hate the English, etc.
- They're not fit for purpose
- Etc., etc.
Don't judge everyone by the actions of a few.
I'm voting in half an hour - both Conservative.
Why?
I think they're the only party and the only leader to offer strong opposition at Holyrood. And I agree with many of their policies and proposals.
Although I've voted SNP before, I've been very disappointed by them recently.
Fair play for your honesty burger, and your judgement.- SNP are scum
- Only plebs vote SNP
- The hate the English, etc.
- They're not fit for purpose
- Etc., etc.
Don't judge everyone by the actions of a few.
I'm voting in half an hour - both Conservative.
Why?
I think they're the only party and the only leader to offer strong opposition at Holyrood. And I agree with many of their policies and proposals.
Although I've voted SNP before, I've been very disappointed by them recently.
Just back from voting, my god. I've never seen anything like it. 3 cars outside flying flags, YES stickers all over the place. The building opposite covered in SNP bunting, posters of Nicola Gurning, people with SNP rosettes outside and I kid you not, they even had a yellow wheelie bin. Our area doesn't even have yellow wheelie bins, where the fk did that come from?!
I felt intimidated with all that flying around.
Both votes conservative. This is getting way out of hand.
I felt intimidated with all that flying around.
Both votes conservative. This is getting way out of hand.
A.J.M said:
4 hours left.
20% turn out so far
Could be a lot of people planning on going after work I suppose.20% turn out so far
There was no evidence of any party badgering people outside the polling station when I went this morning. Having said that, it was Whitburn where political conviction is pretty far down the list of things likely to get people out their scratcher at 7am.
emicen said:
Axionknight said:
Hard to argue with that one to be fair, their record of government isn't that great.
I'm not voting, I pondered voting Tory but I can't be arsed - major case of voter apathy going on tbh.
I only dip in and out of these threads yet your name is familiar from them. Can't be arsed voting simply lumps you in with the Jeremy Kyle league who couldn't be arsed getting off the couch, I would reckon you care somewhat more than them.I'm not voting, I pondered voting Tory but I can't be arsed - major case of voter apathy going on tbh.
Even a spoilt ballot says a lot more to the government than simply saying nothing.
emicen said:
A.J.M said:
4 hours left.
20% turn out so far
Could be a lot of people planning on going after work I suppose.20% turn out so far
There was no evidence of any party badgering people outside the polling station when I went this morning. Having said that, it was Whitburn where political conviction is pretty far down the list of things likely to get people out their scratcher at 7am.
Never seen it so quiet during the day though.
Local conservative rep popped in. He seems quite hopeful for their chances of 2nd place.
They have my 2 votes to help.
hidetheelephants said:
Be careful how you spoil it, or it might be counted.
Surely not, that is superb Silverbullet767 said:
Just back from voting, my god. I've never seen anything like it. 3 cars outside flying flags, YES stickers all over the place. The building opposite covered in SNP bunting, posters of Nicola Gurning, people with SNP rosettes outside and I kid you not, they even had a yellow wheelie bin. Our area doesn't even have yellow wheelie bins, where the fk did that come from?!
I felt intimidated with all that flying around.
Both votes conservative. This is getting way out of hand.
Not quite that bad here but yeah, cars with SNP flags driving around, SNP supporter outside (both) polling stations that I passed earlier in the day, full-on cult of personality SNP posters. I felt intimidated with all that flying around.
Both votes conservative. This is getting way out of hand.
Was planning on voting both Labour (guh!) but one ballot paper had a little single line of persuasion (Nicola Sturgeon for first minister) and Labour had "Kids, not cuts!" and my bullst allergy kicked in so I voted LD on that one. I think that's probably Nudge Theory in reverse.
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