Gutted about the result. Devastated to the max. Im also sad to see some Yes voters be very sore losers and call any No voter a shitebag. The majority voted for what they thought was best for Scotland. And I dare say the majority of them want change too. That said, theres been a fair share of No voters rubbing it in Yes voters faces. Dont expect people to get over something they have become so emotionally invested in 12 hours after they lose. As Ive said before, idiots on both sides. I was going to say that the most important thing now was for everyone to get behind Alex Salmond, whether they like him or not, while he negotiates for Scotlands new powers. Now that hes gone, we must stand united behind our next leader to keep the pressure on Westminster. Dont let change be dictated to us. The Yes movement can become a successful movement for massive change. As for Salmond: Im sad to see him go. I truly believe he loved this country and had its best interests at heart. If in ten years time we are part of a prosperous UK with plenty of devolved powers, he will deserve a massive amount of credit.
Posted on: Fri, 19 Sep 2014 16:24:07 +0000
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