I completely agree.
Well done, Scotland. (Not.)
A lot of SNP voters there claim to care about scrapping the Bedroom Tax, banning zero-hours contracts, clamping down on tax avoidance, etc.
And yet, they irrationally voted for a party which couldn't deliver these policies, as opposed to Labour, who could.
Moreover, the sad fact is that most of the people who flocked from Labour to the SNP don't even want independence, yet they voted for a petty nationalistic party whose main objective is to get independence and draw more imaginary lines on the surface of this planet.
In a parallel universe, I might say that people who voted irrationally deserve everything they get in the form of increased poverty, an even harsher Bedroom Tax, and greater inequality. However, I personally believe that people shouldn't be punished for their mistakes, and I'm sorry for anyone, including myself, who will suffer under the Tories' disastrous policies for the next five years, and possibly longer.
If the SNP hadn't made their gains in Scotland over the past few months, then Labour could've put even more resources into England & Wales.