In the recent Quebec Provincial Elections, there was outspoken support by the Parti Quebecois for another Independence Referendum. Most opinion polls across Canada, unlike previous years, showed an almost complete fatigue over the Independence issue, perhaps summarised as "So what, we're tired of it, let them leave if they want; we don't care any more".
The PQ was dumped out of power after 1 term (very rare in Canada), got their lowest vote since inception, and the Leader lost her seat.
One wonders how many Scots would vote to leave if the rUK attitude was "Byeee!", as opposed to the last minute concessions and near panic we seem to be getting.
Last edited by Fox3WheresMyBanana; 7th Sep 2014 at 19:52.