Salmond "We can take Scotland in two weeks"

[MrMarkyMark]

But you don't see them used in BBC articles

Good point. That's is very true, I totally agree with that.

[MrMarkyMark]

Depends on where and how they are used.

If I was hearing the carp out of you for no other reason than I thought you came from that area while shouting one of those names then the term would be derogatory.

Absolutely.
Even inoffensive words can be delivered offensively, it totally depends on how it is said / used.

[original PM]

maybe if we all had a safe space we could escape those nasty words which hurt so much.

[MrMarkyMark]

maybe if we all had a safe space we could escape those nasty words which hurt so much.

[BlasterBates]

Looks like the Welsh would be seriously looking for the UK to be disbanded if the Scots leave the Union.

UK could be DISBANDED and replaced with 'confederation if Scots quit | UK | News | Daily Express

Fascinating.....

[The_Equalizer]

Looks like the Welsh would be seriously looking for the UK to be disbanded if the Scots leave the Union.

UK could be DISBANDED and replaced with 'confederation if Scots quit | UK | News | Daily Express

Fascinating.....

Have you thought about shifting into journalism?

From your article:

"THE United Kingdom could be broken up into a 'confederation' of separate nations if Scotland quits the union following the Brexit vote, a leading Welsh politician has suggested."

One bloke!

[TestMangler]

maybe if we all had a safe space we could escape those nasty words which hurt so much.

You go to your cave and find your power animal.....

[LondonManc]

Have you thought about shifting into journalism?

From your article:

"THE United Kingdom could be broken up into a 'confederation' of separate nations if Scotland quits the union following the Brexit vote, a leading Welsh politician has suggested."

One bloke!

Who clearly hasn't a clue about the cost of Wales wanting out as all England-based business leaves - DVLA, credit card services in Cardiff, etc.

[BlasterBates]

Have you thought about shifting into journalism?

From your article:

"THE United Kingdom could be broken up into a 'confederation' of separate nations if Scotland quits the union following the Brexit vote, a leading Welsh politician has suggested."

One bloke!

What is significant is that he is a Conservative and a senior member of the Welsh government. You think that maybe quite a few of his colleagues might be thinking the same way ?

[LondonManc]

What is significant is that he is a Conservative and a senior member of the Welsh government. You think that maybe quite a few of his colleagues might be thinking the same way ?

Or that he's yet another sensationalist idiot in a position of power?