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Re: The rise of the Yes vote
« Reply #90 on: September 06, 2020, 06:35:12 pm »
I've never seen fall outs at Scotland games pre match during or after .

We are all there to support the team and have a good time .
I've never even heard anyone bringing up independence during the games how the hell would anyone fall out we someone for voting no if they don't know you .
As regards families of course there's political arguments they just didn't start with an independence vote .

Families have come to blows because my brother or aunty or uncle is a Torie that's politics way before 2014.

I know I lived through it I've seen a huge cowboy fight in the lord Byron in Northfield in the 70s police cars hospital treatment it was mental was just before a London government election .

Tell me one incident of a punch up during an independence march .

The attendances (actually attendances, not the numbers they claim) for these marches are pitiful.

Where do you get your figures from ?

My son did do a count in the Edinburgh one last year working out an average taking in the time of the march from start to finish .