Are the Scottish racist?

[SpontaneousOrder]

Given that blacks & asians make up less that 1% of the Scottish population, and senior teachers make up a very small percentage of all occupations, then it seems to me that they are in fact over-represented.

[Troll]

And so the ethnic cleansing begins in Scotland

Scottish homeowners are fleeing to England to escape the SNP as 'bullying' nationalists create 'divided and xenophobic' country

[TestMangler]

And so the ethnic cleansing begins in Scotland

Scottish homeowners are fleeing to England to escape the SNP as 'bullying' nationalists create 'divided and xenophobic' country

A Mail article being touted as fact.

[minestrone]

And so the ethnic cleansing begins in Scotland

Scottish homeowners are fleeing to England to escape the SNP as 'bullying' nationalists create 'divided and xenophobic' country

I do like to see a bit of SNP bashing in the papers, but that is absolute tulipe.

[mudskipper]

A Mail article being touted as fact.

To be fair, the Mail stole it from the Times

Scots sell up and move south to escape the SNP | The Times

Although it does sound like two people moving house has been spun into a news story.

A bit like: "Contractors fleeing CUK as bullying gangs rampage through the forums." or similar

[NotAllThere]

But as I'm not ginger with pale skin that burns on a luke warm summers day, we'll only ever be second cousins.

So marriage material for you.

[MyUserName]

We used to go up to Bannockburn once a year to do the re-enactment of the battle. The amount of anti English feeling got worse each year until we stopped bothering to go, the first year some jock tried to blag his way onto the battle field with a machete. They really hated being told that Braveheart was not how it happened!

Luckily the year we stopped bothering was the year they were burning English flags in the English camp (yes the organisers were dumb enough to have two separate camps to make it nice and easy for the racists). Pity as Stirling was an awesome place.

[Troll]

We used to go up to Bannockburn once a year to do the re-enactment of the battle. The amount of anti English feeling got worse each year until we stopped bothering to go, the first year some jock tried to blag his way onto the battle field with a machete. They really hated being told that Braveheart was not how it happened!

Luckily the year we stopped bothering was the year they were burning English flags in the English camp (yes the organisers were dumb enough to have two separate camps to make it nice and easy for the racists). Pity as Stirling was an awesome place.

Is there a Culloden re-enactment?

[MyUserName]

Is there a Culloden re-enactment?

Yes, but that does not attract the same crowd! :-)

[Flashman]

David Starkey standing by his words in this interview.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7oOzOWgjF4

Seems pretty spot on to me