How did and would you vote in a second Scottish referendum?

[Kejan]

There's a very good Indyref thread on here, so apologies for clogging up the Politics forum with another topic on it, but this is more a poll or a place to write their view on 2014 and how/why they've changed their mind or not even, regarding a second referendum on independence.

2014 I was Yes, and if there is a second referendum I will be Yes again. 

[Ira Gaines]

Absolutely nothing has changed for me, and infact, the reasons that I voted yes last time have only been strengthened.

As part of the UK, we are part of an increasingly bigoted backwater. We're run by a government who sees this particular country as nothing more than annoying. The politicians in the UK are, largely, incompetent and the entire system at Westminster is archaic. Would we be perfect? Of course not. But I refuse to believe we couldn't run our affairs better than the absolute fucking charlatans south of the border. And at the end of the day, that's who runs our affairs. England. So f**k 'em. They've had their chance.

Edited April 25, 2019 by Principal Flutie

[RPHG]

I never lived in the country the last time so never voted but would be a Yes this time round.

[the snudge]

Absolutely strong yes to moderate yes back to overwhelming yes as a need rather than a want. 

[Guest]

3 minutes ago, Kejan said:

There's a very good Indyref thread on here, so apologies for clogging up the Politics forum with another topic on it, but this is more a poll or a place to write their view on 2014 and how/why they've changed their mind or not even, regarding a second referendum on independence.

2014 I was Yes, and if there is a second referendum I will be Yes again. 

Yes & Yes for me also. I am a card carrying SNP member however the shambles / complete incompetence of the UK Gov in dealing (or not as the case is) with the Brexit issues, coupled with the fact that there are no viable alternatives and additionally that we are being removed from the EU (when of course the continuing EU membership was the cornerstone of the unionist argument about staying in the Union) would have me believe that breaking away is the only logical choice for the advancement and Economic future of Scotland.

If similar countries such as Ireland and Slovakia can prosper, then there's absolutely no reason why we cannot do so ourselves..........

[Suspect Device]

Yes and Yes but I'd expect this poll to be in no way representative of Scotland as a whole.

This forum is very independence (and remain) biased. I'm really not sure if enough people have changed their mind from the people I speak to in my everyday life. Some have even changed from yes to no which staggers me. 

 

[Hammer Jag]

Voted yes in 2014, will do so again. The case for independence grows by the week.  I have absolutely no desire to remain part of the increasingly insular Britain which is being driven towards a cliff by gammon scum. 

If we were to reject our independence again, I would probably move away.

[Gaz FFC]

14 minutes ago, Kejan said:

2014 I was Yes, and if there is a second referendum I will be Yes again. 

Is the correct answer.

Will also accept changed mind to Yes in Indy 2

[ayrmad]

Can't imagine anything happening that will make me think rUK are/will be better at running Scotland's affairs,only an imbecile or someone that's fucked it up big style would hand over their affairs to some random and not question it.

[Jambomo]

Voted yes last time and will vote yes again next time.

[Savage Henry]

I used a pencil.

[zidane's child]

Can't vote as I live in England sadly!

[speckled tangerine]

Will vote yes again. Will break the law by taking another snap of said vote.

[Romeo]

Voted yes and will do so again. Mrs Romeo voted No but will vote yes in indyref 2 (as things stand)

People who vote no either don't notice Scotland getting completely shafted or choose to ignore it.

[Jeek]

11 minutes ago, Romeo said:

Voted yes and will do so again. Mrs Romeo voted No but will vote yes in indyref 2 (as things stand)

People who vote no either don't notice Scotland getting completely shafted or choose to ignore it.

or base their politics on the football team they support

[Adamski]

36 votes so far and every single one of them a Yes for Indyref2. The P&B skew at its best.

Yes and Yes for me as well though.

[Melanius Mullarkey]

Da. 

And Da.

 

[Colkitto]

Yes and Yes.  The UK has just got worse since 2014. We're well past time for departing …. sooner the better for me 

[UsedToGoToCentralPark]

Yes the last time. Will see what answers are given this time around currency, EU membership, trade deals, etc before deciding on how to vote this time.

[Dons_1988]

Yes last time after much internal debating and soul searching. It was a definite heart over head decision.

No such qualms this time around. It's a yes.