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Just-Jude | 18:28 Fri 19th Sep 2014 | ChatterBank
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Do you think the large influx of English people living in Scotland were responsible for the No vote?

From a Channel 4 News interview: They've taken our jobs...and now they've taken our freedom!

Why was this vote rigging allowed?
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Does it matter Just-Jude - Scotland has said NO
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Is there any proof of vote rigging?
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...more like England has said no!
People of any nationality who live in Scotland are fully entitled to have a say in the future of their country.

Jeez do you know how many Scots have taken our jobs here in England?
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wolf, it's "their" country now...that explains it!
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Prudie, the Scots may have taken some jobs, but they would never deny the English their freedom.
I thought it had already been explained why Scotland voted NO?
it was the Scottish government that decided the entitlement to vote - that many English living in Scotland could, whilst many expat scots could not, was entirely the fault of the SNP-led government. it ill becomes them now to whinge about English voters.
Thank you mushroom because I'd wondered who'd decided on the entitlement. English students at Scottish universities for example, I ask you.
What influx? The % of people in Scotland who were born in England has edged up from 8.1% to 8.8% over a 10 year period.
I don't know what you're on about, jude. Amongst the many Scots we know (having married into a large Scottish family), more voted no than yes - they didn't want to break away. Don't blame the English, don't "blame" anyone - it's a democratic vote. You might just as well ask why did the immigrant people living in Scotland get a vote, or do you think that it was the teenagers who voted against. We don't know, and we probably never will.
if you hadn't run away from the redcoats, as fast as your chafed, pasty little legs could carry you 300 years ago, you wouldn't be having these problems today.

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