So we're just ignoring the poll now, and the fact that after 24 hours, a referendum campaign built on a lie is already changing it's fundamental stances. Got it.
I'm not in a court of law, frankly I couldn't give a toss about finding statistical evidence, if you want to ignore the hate that was spewed last time around then be my guest. But there's a reason 1 in 7 No voters were too afraid to tell people that they voted to remain as part of the UK.
We'll watch it all play out again, but as it stands right now it seems most Scots can see through the nonsense.
Sorry what poll? The one that is within the margin of error of the one from the other day?
I'm not ignoring any hate, I'm certainly not just ignoring the hate on just one side like you are. I'm treating it with the context it deserves.
I live in Scotland, have done all my life and was involved in the last campaign. If there was the slightest hint that the campaign for independence was anti-English or racist in any way I would disown it. Yes there were heated debates and arguments all up and down the country, people disagreed with their friends, family and colleagues, yet I personaally don't know of a single example of anyone who has fallen out at all.
Come up and here and experience what it is actually like rather judging from afar based on (from the evidence you have linked.....) nothing, before casting aspersions on half a country.