I wanted to get this started before the polls close, so no one thinks I'm picking on the losers (at least, I hope no one thinks that).
Let me start by saying that I have no doubt that the vast majority of those who voted for the losing side will accept the results with good grace, and do their best to be good citizens of whatever nation they end up being a part of. But we well know that in any sufficiently large population, you'll find some conspiracy kooks.
I foresee two situations that are likely to foster more than the usual number of conspiracy theories. First, if the vote is extremely close, say 50.5% to 49.5%. Second, if the results are significantly different from what the latest polls have shown. We'll see what happens.
Let me start by saying that I have no doubt that the vast majority of those who voted for the losing side will accept the results with good grace, and do their best to be good citizens of whatever nation they end up being a part of. But we well know that in any sufficiently large population, you'll find some conspiracy kooks.
I foresee two situations that are likely to foster more than the usual number of conspiracy theories. First, if the vote is extremely close, say 50.5% to 49.5%. Second, if the results are significantly different from what the latest polls have shown. We'll see what happens.
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