Dear Scotland,

a reply to: AmatuerSkyWatcher

Scotland clearly told Sturgeon to wheesht yesterday . I'm still smiling.

originally posted by: Semidemigod
a reply to: AmatuerSkyWatcher

Scotland clearly told Sturgeon to wheesht yesterday . I'm still smiling.

Yup, pretty amazing considering the way Scotland voted for BREXIT, and given the rising popularity of the SNP over last few elections.

I'm not sure they even know what they're doing lol.

What's the message from this? What are the Scots saying?

"We want independence, but we actually don't really when we look at the facts that Scotland can't afford to pay for Glasgow alone, not to mention the huge costs of the infrastructure improvements currently ongoing. We also want to remain in the EU, but now we have a choice, we actually want to vote in the conservatives who are in favour of a hard BREXIT, and we deffo don't want another indy ref".

What the hell is this? A bunch of confused morons is what I am gleaning.

originally posted by: Semidemigod
a reply to: AmatuerSkyWatcher

Scotland clearly told Sturgeon to wheesht yesterday . I'm still smiling.

Let's see if your still smilling if you or one of your family members is laying on a hospital gurney and before they check for a pulse they check for a health insurance card.

originally posted by: AmatuerSkyWatcher

originally posted by: Semidemigod
a reply to: AmatuerSkyWatcher

Scotland clearly told Sturgeon to wheesht yesterday . I'm still smiling.

Yup, pretty amazing considering the way Scotland voted for BREXIT, and given the rising popularity of the SNP over last few elections.

I'm not sure they even know what they're doing lol.

What's the message from this? What are the Scots saying?

"We want independence, but we actually don't really when we look at the facts that Scotland can't afford to pay for Glasgow alone, not to mention the huge costs of the infrastructure improvements currently ongoing. We also want to remain in the EU, but now we have a choice, we actually want to vote in the conservatives who are in favour of a hard BREXIT, and we deffo don't want another indy ref".

What the hell is this? A bunch of confused morons is what I am gleaning.

What facts...?

originally posted by: Semidemigod
a reply to: AmatuerSkyWatcher

Scotland clearly told Sturgeon to wheesht yesterday . I'm still smiling.

Despite only standing in 9% of the seats, got the same number of MPs as all other parties outwith the big two got across the whole of the UK.

Got same % of vote as Cameron got in 2010 despite votes being split 3 or 4 ways not just 2 or 3.

Won 60% of seats they stood in.

Yep that is some defeat for the SNP. Carlsberg don't make political defeats but if they did...

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: Semidemigod
a reply to: AmatuerSkyWatcher

Scotland clearly told Sturgeon to wheesht yesterday . I'm still smiling.

Despite only standing in 9% of the seats, got the same number of MPs as all other parties outwith the big two got across the whole of the UK.

Got same % of vote as Cameron got in 2010 despite votes being split 3 or 4 ways not just 2 or 3.

Won 60% of seats they stood in.

Yep that is some defeat for the SNP. Carlsberg don't make political defeats but if they did...

I understand you're upset, you're never gonna have an indy ref now.

originally posted by: AmatuerSkyWatcher

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: Semidemigod
a reply to: AmatuerSkyWatcher

Scotland clearly told Sturgeon to wheesht yesterday . I'm still smiling.

Despite only standing in 9% of the seats, got the same number of MPs as all other parties outwith the big two got across the whole of the UK.

Got same % of vote as Cameron got in 2010 despite votes being split 3 or 4 ways not just 2 or 3.

Won 60% of seats they stood in.

Yep that is some defeat for the SNP. Carlsberg don't make political defeats but if they did...

I understand you're upset, you're never gonna have an indy ref now.

With a Tory and terrorist DUP coalition and a hard brexit thrown in for good measure the chances of another referendum on independence is more likely today than it was yesterday.