Nationalist Northumbria wrote:And, purely for comparison with the Southern numbers, here's how the North voted:
1997 general election
LAB — 4,143,316 — 54.9%
CON — 1,987,621 — 26.3%
LDM — 1,105,663 — 14.6%
2001 general election
LAB — 3,158,600 — 51.5%
CON — 1,727,500 — 28.2%
LDM — 1,033,800 — 16.9%
2005 general election
LAB — 2,866,128 — 45.9%
CON — 1,700,138 — 27.2%
LDM — 1,340,250 — 21.5%
2010 general election
LAB — 2,632,607 — 38.5%
CON — 2,091,209 — 30.6%
LDM — 1,531,922 — 22.4%
2015 general election
LAB — 3,015,984 — 43.1%
CON — 2,147,829 — 30.7%
UKIP — 1,049,817 — 15.0%
LDM — 471,162 — 6.7%
2017 general election
LAB — 3,958,320 — 53.1%
CON — 2,796,274 — 37.5%
LDM — 381,243 — 5.1%
2019 general election
LAB — 3,160,167 — 43.2%
CON — 2,896,774 — 39.6%
LDM — 567,673 — 7.8%
BRX — 385,736 — 5.3%Vassenor wrote:
I mean if you're not going to back up your arguments with evidence then we don't need evidence to dismiss them as crackpottery.
You do, actually, because I'm not going to play the "source?? SOURCE???" game.
Bruh, you need to stop with this nonsense. Southern independence is just as ridiculous as Northern independence. This is probably not healthy for you.
