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Originally posted by d000hg View PostThe English generally like the Scots, Irish and Welsh - support them in international tournaments when there's no conflict of loyalty, welcome their people, etc.Comment
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Originally posted by Incognito View PostYou have this misguided belief that GB was created through conquest when in reality, England offered the crown to a Scottish King
Originally posted by Incognito View Postand then sued the Scottish nation into a merger.
Originally posted by Incognito View PostScotland is a small country, always has been, but we repelled the Romans and the English when both were clearly vastly superior in numbers and weaponry.- The Norse
- The Irish
- The Romans (they gave you the name Caledonia, established forts at Melrose & probably Perth, google Mons Graupius for details of the outnumbered poor Scots )
- The English
btw the concept of Scotland as a nation came centuries later than the Romans
Originally posted by Incognito View PostMore Scots have died in British conflicts per national capita than any of the other constituent parts of the UK. The British empire was created just as much off the backs of Scots than it was any other part of the UK, but you still get the mentality from twats like Troll who seem to think English beer bellies and morris dancing are the epitome of British values.
Originally posted by Incognito View PostI'm a member of the SNP,
Originally posted by Incognito View PostI donate regularly to them and the happiest day of my life will be Scottish independence. I don't perceive myself to be British, because the English have twisted and corrupted any definition of that term that I used to have pride in. All this talk of 'always cheering the Scots' is complete crap, there is an inherent racist undertone in Southern England with anything to do with Scotland, it may be borderline, but it's quite clearly there, from the Daily Mail's 'Scottish spongers' type articles (which they never have the gumption to run in their Scottish publication) to the arrogance in questioning why on earth should they run a high speed train line north of Leeds (forgetting that Scottish taxes are still being paid centrally) or deciding against relocating troops returning from Germany to military bases in the North of Scotland as it would cost to much for them to travel back to friends and family (forgetting that Scottish troops have to do the exact same journey in reverse with no complaints).
Originally posted by Incognito View PostI have nothing personally against the 'English' in isolation, my GF is English. However, I dislike your identity as it seems to revolve around Britain = England.
... and finally... leave our wimmin alone
HTHHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostSo for me I would like to see Ireland win the world cup and then either of Australia or South AfricaHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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I quite like the English, never had any malice towards them, nationality is about tax as far as I can see and rugby is a dull sport.Comment
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Originally posted by Incognito View PostI'm a member of the SNP, I donate regularly to them and the happiest day of my life will be Scottish independence. I don't perceive myself to be British, because the English have twisted and corrupted any definition of that term that I used to have pride in. All this talk of 'always cheering the Scots' is complete crap, there is an inherent racist undertone in Southern England with anything to do with Scotland, it may be borderline, but it's quite clearly there, from the Daily Mail's 'Scottish spongers' type articles (which they never have the gumption to run in their Scottish publication) to the arrogance in questioning why on earth should they run a high speed train line north of Leeds (forgetting that Scottish taxes are still being paid centrally) or deciding against relocating troops returning from Germany to military bases in the North of Scotland as it would cost to much for them to travel back to friends and family (forgetting that Scottish troops have to do the exact same journey in reverse with no complaints).
I have nothing personally against the 'English' in isolation, my GF is English. However, I dislike your identity as it seems to revolve around Britain = England.Doing the needful since 1827Comment
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostI quite like the English, never had any malice towards them, nationality is about tax as far as I can see and rugby is a dull sport.How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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I say chaps, it's only a game you know.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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Originally posted by Troll View Post
Feel free to fook off back north of the border when you cannot stand it anymore - or will you be like shaunbhoy settled in some southern English county but always bitter to the nation that hosts you?
And anyway, you should be thanking me for injecting some backbone into the gene pool.
With weedy spineless surrender-monkeys like you to choose from, it is little wonder that every man and his dog has subjugated England over the centuries.
Now getting back to old Eddy Longlegs, I notice you did not mention the fact that he kicked all the Jews out of the country on pain of death. What a cuddly soft altruistic old chap he really was. And to think that some people did not want him muscling in on their territory.
I expect that particular phobia on his part is something you greatly prize in a Leader eh?“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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