Scottish independance?

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Would it continue to recognize the monarch as head of state or would it become a republic?

These two are not mutually exclusive.

Boru

[jesus_wept]

Scotland certainly didn't vote for the current UK government.

Nor did anyone else. Nobody won the last election outright and we ended up with a coalition government nobody voted for.

[lifesagift]

Scotland certainly didn't vote for the current UK government.

Nor did anyone else. Nobody won the last election outright and we ended up with a coalition government nobody voted for.

That is so true... we got the best two of the worst three parties, combined...

I love democracy, but it is crap at giving us a good solution..

[Minimalist]

John Oliver gives his take on the Vote.

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/blog/2014/09/...of-a-dick/

Explaining that most American’s only know Scotland from Shrek movies and the Mel Gibson film Braveheart, Oliver explained that “nothing screams freedom quite like a millionaire Australian anti-Semite.”

Oliver detailed Scotland’s contentious relationship with England by first explaining that it is currently a member of the United Kingdom — which is not a country, but a “complicated political and complicated union”– formed in 1707.

“So Scotland and England have been involved in something of a 300-year-old arranged marriage,” he explained, “And look, I will be the first one to acknowledge, England has been a little bit of a dick since the honeymoon.