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Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostPossibly because elements of the independence lobby and their vocal supporters use the "anyone but England" approach when there's any type of perceived competition. That sort of behaviour added to the rest of the Nationalist sentiment (which comes over as very anti) just creates a negative atmosphere.
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Originally posted by TestMangler View PostHe's probably on another forum now telling them about his insider knowledge of SNP branches making English people sit in the rain.
Always find it strange that people can't understand that a country would want to determine it's own path and wanting to do that makes you 'anti' English.
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Originally posted by petergriffin View PostDon't be daft! SNP will never come up with anything overtly anti-English. Same as UKIP will never be openly racist (well they are sometimes).
They just create a climate of hate and resentment against the "not one of us" and will let their supporters do the dirty work.
Trevor Phillips is creating a climate of hate and resentment then? Things We Won
In Phillips’ view, the well-intentioned work of the EHRC to stamp out racial bigotry has succeeded mainly in creating a climate of fear in which it has become impossible to publicly identify social problems or investigate criminal activities with an ethnic dimension because those doing so will either be ignored or vilified as racists. Social workers didn’t help Victoria Climbie, for instance, because they didn’t want to be seen as high-handedly intervening in an African family’s culture; the predominantly Asian gangs who groomed girls in Rotherham were allowed to do so for years because the police didn’t want to get involved with something so politically sensitive, and so on.
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Originally posted by Batcher View PostGood enough for them. Don't tell whinestrone though or he'll dig up some other years-old Torygraph article to whine about
Always find it strange that people can't understand that a country would want to determine it's own path and wanting to do that makes you 'anti' English.
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Originally posted by TestMangler View PostAbout 20% of my local branch are English (or at least have English accents). We make them sit outside in the rain though. c**ts
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Originally posted by Batcher View PostNow, that is retarded. They are anti-English but you can't prove it because they don't do anything anti-English?
There is no climate of "not one of us". Everyone who voted in the indyref was a resident of Scotland, and not only Scots born. Why would they have harmed their chances of independence by being racist against people who had a vote? There are lots of SNP members who are English.
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Originally posted by petergriffin View PostDon't be daft! SNP will never come up with anything overtly anti-English. Same as UKIP will never be openly racist (well they are sometimes).
They just create a climate of hate and resentment against the "not one of us" and will let their supporters do the dirty work.
There is no climate of "not one of us". Everyone who voted in the indyref was a resident of Scotland, and not only Scots born. Why would they have harmed their chances of independence by being racist against people who had a vote? There are lots of SNP members who are English.
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostOh come now, you don't have to scratch the surface far to find a general dislike of the English in the nationalist movement.
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Originally posted by Batcher View PostYou were challenged to come up with any examples of anti-English sentiment from the SNP. So far you haven't produced anything.
They just create a climate of hate and resentment against the "not one of us" and will let their supporters do the dirty work.
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Originally posted by petergriffin View PostStrangely enough, when SNP supporters are challenged, they behave the same as UKIP fans: "It's not us who are racist, it's you who are retarded".
I've worked all over England in my time as a contractor and got on with most English colleagues. There are quite a few I prefer over some Scottish colleagues. Their nationality has nothing to do with it.
As a Scotish nationalist, it would be hypocritical of me to deny an English person the right to be proud and to fly the St George's flag. I wouldn't have tweeted a picture of a house with the St George's cross and a white van outside as if somehow I was superior
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostOh come now, you don't have to scratch the surface far to find a general dislike of the English in the nationalist movement.
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Originally posted by TestMangler View PostIf you seriously think that people vote SNP simply because they don't like the English, then you are retarded.
it has absolutely nothing to do with anti-English sentiment.
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Originally posted by petergriffin View PostYes, SNP supporters love the English.
it has absolutely nothing to do with anti-English sentiment.
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Miliband: "Labour will not have a coalition with the SNP. There'll be no SNP ministers in a govt I lead"
Sturgeon: "Miliband rules out a formal coalition no one was proposing!"
But then again...
Sturgeon: "The SNP will never go into coalition with the Conservatives"
Did the Tories ever offer a coalition?
They act like 14 year olds asking for dances at the school disco
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