I don't care about history. I just want an independent Scotland, because those sassenachs suck.

All I want to know is how independence might affect the Scotch industry. If it doesn't effect it at all, then I don't care.

>>66218
The only way it would affect us is that Scotch prices will go up for a while.

>>66221
If they vote yes or no? Don't tell me both.

>>66222
if they vote yes

Well then you could say it's time for those disloyal micks to fall in line.

>>66224
You could say a lot of things.

Do you think the tories will make the lowlands run with blood, for ballza old times sake?

Well, it's over, and our future empire is dead before it even began. Also, I have no idea what decides when this vote can happen, so who knows if and when it will ever happen again.

>>66249
The Scottish Parliament can vote to hold another vote next year if they want. London made some promises to Scotland to try and dissuade them, depending whether they follow through or not it could happen again at some point in the near future.

>>66224
It's not the micks, it's the macs.

>>66269
They're all Gaelic trash that are only useful for their whiskies, and even then Eire only makes a few ballza ones.

>>66224

Funny you should say that:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-29288249

>Orange Unionists attack peaceful independence demonstration, in the middle of Glasgow.

The reprisals have begun.

>>66273
Seems sort of weird, shouldn't it be the secessionists who want to beat people up? What kind of side wins a huge election and then proceeds to stomps on the losers?

>>66274
>What kind of side wins a huge election and then proceeds to stomps on the losers?
The Anglo
He starts war, he fuels war.

>>66274

You should read up on the history of the Orange Unionists. They are rather infamous for this sort of thing.

It all comes back to the carrot and stick approach employed during the Empire. The Anglos would either ship in or raise up a favored minority, knowing full well the rest of local society would hate them. They became diehard loyalists, a fifth column in a foreign land. The various Orange brigades are descended from this tradition. Scotland has had a reawakening lately, which has galvanized the Orangists after a previous long and slow decline.

Videos somewhat related.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bVyy2m4oSk
http://youtu.be/fVcD8MgpkyY?t=4m44s