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Got to be the most embarrassing thing Scotland will ever do. We get the chance to vote to become an independent country, half the world was watching, hoping we did do it and then we fucking make a tit of ourselves by voting no. Brilliant. Now Rangers fans have been making Nazi salutes next to war monuments and a Yes voter has even been stabbed. Fucking scum. George Osbornes announced £37 billion of austerity cuts too to top it all off. Well done Scotland.....

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Got to be the most embarrassing thing Scotland will ever do. We get the chance to vote to become an independent country, half the world was watching, hoping we did do it and then we fucking make a tit of ourselves by voting no. Brilliant. Now Rangers fans have been making Nazi salutes next to war monuments and a Yes voter has even been stabbed. Fucking scum. George Osbornes announced £37 billion of austerity cuts too to top it all off. Well done Scotland.....

Yes voter been stabbed don't talk shite lol

Police describe it as 'handbags' which it is there is idiots on both sides. Are you saying the no sides actions have been acceptable over the last few weeks ? Alex Sammonds actions have started all this.

What about the CSC and some GB turning up tonight. Big bad Rangers fans lol

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http://://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k40su7eHgIs

The fact that we diminish ourselves by groups is disorder for the future mayhem. Scottish Independence, British Commonwealth - no matter what, we all yearn for the right to have freedom of speech and religious choice - though that is constantly question by others.

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Got to be the most embarrassing thing Scotland will ever do. We get the chance to vote to become an independent country, half the world was watching, hoping we did do it and then we fucking make a tit of ourselves by voting no. Brilliant. Now Rangers fans have been making Nazi salutes next to war monuments and a Yes voter has even been stabbed. Fucking scum. George Osbornes announced £37 billion of austerity cuts too to top it all off. Well done Scotland.....

Anybody who thinks they're Nazi salutes are incredibly ignorant. They're the red hand of Ulster...

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Anybody who thinks they're Nazi salutes are incredibly ignorant. They're the red hand of Ulster...

There was a bit of both. Various photos appeared on social media of both red hand of Ulster salutes and Nazi salutes. Obviously doing either salute next to war monuments doesn't help their case in case its misinterpreted but still a joke at the same time.

Channel Four reporter Alex Thomson said he heard chants ofTen German Bombers, Rule Britannia and God Save The Queen, accompanied by what could be interpreted as a Nazi-style salute.

Yes voter been stabbed don't talk shite lol

Police describe it as 'handbags' which it is there is idiots on both sides. Are you saying the no sides actions have been acceptable over the last few weeks ? Alex Sammonds actions have started all this.

What about the CSC and some GB turning up tonight. Big bad Rangers fans lol

The riots were started by unionists, which as you can guess contain a shit load of Rangers fans - not all of them are tarred with the same brush obviously but there was a fair share of them there with the unionists that were rioting despite the No vote winning. Doesn't matter who turned up in the end was it the CSC or GB, the unionists started the riots.

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There was a bit of both. Various photos appeared on social media of both red hand of Ulster salutes and Nazi salutes. Obviously doing either salute next to war monuments doesn't help their case in case its misinterpreted but still a joke at the same time.

The riots were started by unionists, which as you can guess contain a shit load of Rangers fans - not all of them are tarred with the same brush obviously but there was a fair share of them there with the unionists that were rioting despite the No vote winning. Doesn't matter who turned up in the end was it the CSC or GB, the unionists started the riots.

Hahah of course you would now chip in here, and bring up Rangers haha ;)

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Putting it in perspective, the troublemakers were a very small minority, and it was bound to happen given the emotive nature of the situation. Probably 0.01% of the population and not representative of by far the majority of Scottish people.

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Putting it in perspective, the troublemakers were a very small minority, and it was bound to happen given the emotive nature of the situation. Probably 0.01% of the population and not representative of by far the majority of Scottish people.

Exactly!!

And in all honesty the no people had said since last week that if no won they would have their own celebration.

The yes people were allowed two days of burning saltires, clambering on the war cenotaph. They had spent their campaign intimidating people, spray painting 'vote yes and you will be shot' on polling stations. A blind better together campaigner was attacked.

I myself was shouted at in the street for simply wearing a no thanks badge.

Yet the majority of these bad events were hidden in the media.

The yes campaign lost, they had two days in George square, the police should have moved them on and allowed the no people the same respect and freedom allowed to the yes.

This didn't happen they stayed and caused a fight between people who were entitled to celebrate. It was very interesting to me so many cameras there to capture the 'big bad unionists' but were nowhere to be seen when the yes people were carrying on the night before.

I know people who were there and there was a lot of parents and young children and the vast MAJORITY just wanted to celebrate us saving the union.

There is extremists on both sides and I hope we all just move on and I hope the giant fractures this referendum has created in our society are left behind and we can all work together for a better Scotland.

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Putting it in perspective, the troublemakers were a very small minority, and it was bound to happen given the emotive nature of the situation. Probably 0.01% of the population and not representative of by far the majority of Scottish people.

Personally, I expected it to be a hell of a lot worse.

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