Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
The last time I looked the vast majority of Scots, Irish, Welsh and English folk were Caucasians, so I'm not entirely certain where the racism comes in...
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[Albion] Is casual racism towards the Irish, Scots and Welsh still acceptable?
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alfredmizen
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- Mar 11, 2015
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what about the stereotypying of english people who WISH they were irish
Buzzer
Languidly Clinical
- Oct 1, 2006
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I've never understood that. Like a gold medal winner pining for a silver.
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Bladders
Twats everywhere
Yes you'd think so wouldn't you, but apparently a white Scotsman and Black Scotsman are now the same race.
And if you cross the river Severn a totally different race of people live there too.
Go figure...
oneillco
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- Feb 13, 2013
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Hahahaha... you are gas
Baldseagull
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With a certain referendum result, the condition has become more common.
Baldseagull
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If you want to be picky, there is only one living race of Humans, but we come in different colours, sizes and two sexes.
He's also spot on. These people really are fking tiresome.
GT49er
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Au contraire, it's a completely balanced view, unlike your attempt to portray history as a victim statement. England (and the rest of the world) bought coal from Wales, bought ships from Scotland, bought linen and horses from Ireland. And Great Britain (not England) gave people paid employment as soldiers. And yes, a lot of Scots (and Irish and Welsh) took the opportunities to better their lives overseas - and why not? Good luck to them.
And talking of history, for all of our lifetimes, and probably longer, the smaller nations in the UK have received substantial net subsidies.
Publius Ovidius
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An Englishman, an Scotsman and a Irishman walk into a pub....barman says, " is this some sort of joke?"
I'll get my klu klux clan poncho
I'll get my klu klux clan poncho
kjgood
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kjgood
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Chip and Shoulder are two words that come to mind after reading this.
oneillco
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- Feb 13, 2013
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What more fking tiresome than Ulster Unionists who insist they aren't Irish despite having been in Ireland for 400 years?
oneillco
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- Feb 13, 2013
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Chip on shoulder definition: "to blame other people for something bad that has happened to you and continue to feel angry about it". Being England's neighbours has resulted in a lot of bad stuff happening to them so perhaps you are right.
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I wasn't talking about them.