But since they lost, they have been repeatedly saying how they will use new circumstances to push through another vote to try to get their minority position changed.
Putting aside for now that the Better Together campaign broke the terms of The Edinburgh Agreement and cheated in the closing stages of the Scottish Indy Ref;
Well we were repeatedly told by Better Together that an Indy Scotland would be thrown out of the EU and not be able to re-join, and that the way to ensure we remain as part of the EU, which it appears the majority of Scots wish to do so, was to reject Independence.
Vote NO to guarantee EU membership was the message.
Now there is the possibility of a major change in circumstance and Scotland possibly being dragged out of the EU against it’s will and contrary to what we had been promised in 2014. Hence there may be a drive for a second Indy Ref.
Yes, the way it's done is unfair - I'm all for everyone paying taxes, but if you earn £30k a year and pay £22% tax, why should you pay 50% when you earn over £150k.
I agree, you should pay 50% if you earn more than 150,000 a year, it should be more like 60%.
Let us not forget that there is a ceiling on NI contributions, you only pay NI contributions on your income up to a certain point. Further we have a great many flat rate taxes that impact on lower earners in a way that they do not on upper income earners. Ie VAT, petrol tax, insurance tax etc etc.
In the Uk the more you earn the less you pay in tax as a percentage of your income. It’s about time that was addressed.
Anyway VOTE REMAIN!