We have no kings!

... thats a good reason to remain in the EU

@@ronan7695 exactly but thanks to the traitorous bastards in Scotland we were kicked out. They'll stay faithful to a foreign dictatorship for a wee while longer before they realise they've had the urine extracted from them. They'll also stay faithful to Lizzie and Co,what has she ever done for us,SFA.

Based on the Monarchy's perspective

@@henrylechmere5042 well the monarchy won

Typical Hun cult moron, do you clowns ever manage to thick for yourself. Sad dependent scroungers.

It’s sad that you can not articulate or rationalise any sort of facts. Rooted to the spot. It highlights a lack of intellectual ability which is common among the Ibrox stands.

*their *wee

@@Scot-Tube numpty 😂😂😂

Will love the look on your face you dirty traitor next year .

Welcome to the party

Arsehole

Howd yet team get on?

@@Whiterose2014 stop crying

sad life

Ypu won't be laughing for long. You dirty traitor

@@Scot-Tube facts, and laughing emojis to hide his insecurities

Bet you cried when Rangers died 😮‍💨

@@Scot-Tube hahahah we stay winning 🥂

Can't see it.

Nah. Nay chance.

The one in 2014 was a once in a generation referendum. You can’t have indyref2 until 2050!

@@inactive8712 Part of me hopes they do get to play out their fantasy of fake indy ref. The result won't change when the people of Scotland are presented with the facts.

@@inactive8712 you decide that?

Will not happen plus if it did could moanalot run her party from prison

Precent of how many people ?

"Remember guys, polls are always rights, they are never wrong aside from the poll suggesting that the yes support is now at 39%".

How’s that going now? SNP are finished. Ta ta.

Was it? All that was promised was a lie, your westminster mob had to threaten and scare people into voting no

@@chiefgilray that's just not true tho lol

@@Mo-hc9lc really? Please elaborate... Even the better together mob came out and said they wouldn't have won without scaremongering

Lee, cry about it the Scots want to stay british

@@jon9719You sure about that Jonny boy?

***** ...hmm!..."funny"! :) I got EXACTLY THE OPPOSITE impression from all the times I went there. :) ...but - on the other side - the LAST time I was in Scotland was ten years ago, and many things may have changed in ten years - and /(OR) - I SIMPLY (by accident) met the "wrong" people - even though they were all very nice - I've always found Scotts very friendly (maybe not AS FRIENDLY AS THE IRISH, but still quite "open-hearted" and friendly people). :) It's also true that I stayed mainly in Edinburgh or (2 times) in Glasgow - things can change quite a lot when you go out from the heart of abig city and go into the countryside, or travel from the "Lowlands" to the "Highlands" and so on... Eventually the result of the vote may be INTERPRTED NOT as an: "NO FOR INDEPENDENCE" - but as an: "NO FOR THE PARTITION OF BRITAIN" - since I saw that this ..."feeling" of "being British", that "idea of a COMMON PAST" was (and still is) quite strong... :) PARDON ME! - You haven't responded to my question - do You know how Edinburgh voted?

Edinburgh voted "NO" by 60-40 .

We yes voters and proud patriotic Scots will continue to go for Independence.

Pro European bullshit?

Scotland and the EU citizens who where living in Scotland by the time.

I like them I just don't want to be in a union with them. Or my European brothers. I want an independent Scotland.

@@MonAheadBigMan9337 too bad it's not what you want but scottland

@@Mo-hc9lc well we'll have a better picture in May. I know I'll be voting SNP. Every campaign they do is transparently on independence so if the Scottish people keep voting them in Westminster can only deny a second referendum for so long. And the longer they delay it the more apparent it becomes to Scots that our voice doesn't matter in the union.

@@MonAheadBigMan9337 no westminister promised us the refferendum will be respected for a generation. Not only that 35% of scotts vote snp on majority dont but its split between other parties bet you didnt know that lol. Ehats your issue with just not respecting democracy unless it goes your way

@@Mo-hc9lc the once in a generation line is nothing but overplayed rhetoric. It's a soundbite that doesn't mean anything. The NO campaign in Scotland was constantly talking about how Scottish people would be out of the EU if we went independent which evidently didn't matter did it because England took us out anyway so I suppose that lie cancels out the other does it? You saying once in a generation is so stupid because so many things have changed since then. The SNP had a 46.5% vote share in the last Scottish Parliamentary election. The greens (another pro independence party) got 0.6%. While not the majority of votes it only had a 55% voter turnout. Why? Because younger voters have lower turnouts for elections. But for referendums turnout numbers are typically higher and polling shows that support for Scottish independence is higher with the younger people in the population. And polling shows support for independence has increased in general. www.bbc.co.uk/news/election/2016/scotland/results The turnout for the general election was about 67% whereas the turnout for the independence referendum was 85% the majority making up that difference being young voters. Also weird appeal to democracy. We live in a first past the post system not a pure democracy. So if the party is consistently being voted in on the basis that they are pushing for independence that has to be considered otherwise nothing would get done. The Tory party only got 43% of the vote share for the last general election so going by your logic I suppose they should not really have any power should they?

@mark kettrick no he’s someone with a brain

I don’t think it’ll happen for 40-50 years if at all. Politics and society will change drastically and independence will not even be a talking point.

@@iancanavan2324 you were saying ?

@@Spirit-Of-The-Age Even the SNP don't want the next UK GE to be regarded as a referendum on independence anymore.

Are you on drugs? Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales both have their own parliament (devolution) England is the only nation that doesn't have its own parliament

How does having no MPs in Westminster increase our voice?

Perhaps they should. Instead of letting the kind of morons I can see in this video vote for anything besides fucking X-Factor. Fuckwits, the lot of them.

@@Aexomer this is why the sheep majority voted no. Too brainwashed by their tvs

Ciro Orlando If you are going to comment in English, please learn the the fucking language first.

+Nah YaTwat Aw diddums! Did the referendum result not suit you,then? Dry yer eyes!!

@@wasp1218 well you seem upto date with the times! Bit of a clown aren't you