chris661
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I don't really hate the English but do hate the patronising and arrogance that emminates for some of them regarding Scotland and the people there.
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Independence didn't work out so well for Ireland .
Ha! I was going to say it was a good question because all the English haters are sitting there biting their tongues that they can't post what they REALLY feel because it's embarrassing to say on an open forum that you carry a prejudice.................... and then up steps Dodger![]()
seems holidays bring out something tho ..
Love to hear why you think that ?
Regarding the Op i would imagine most scots dont give a rats about england ireland wales etc , most people only care about surviving & doing best by & for their families .. you are always going to find knobs in every race & culture but in general most people are ok ..
i will say one thing tho where i find it can matter to others, & it can be good to be NON english.. on holidays.. you can always tell when the English arrive more so than any other nation , the noise level goes up, & i am by no way painting all english people with the same brush just a broad selection of the ones ive met & i have some very good friends who are english , seems holidays bring out something tho ..
Have you seen the current state of the Irish economy?
Ours is bad but they are in the a similar crises to the one that Greece are in.
Come on!!!
There are good bad in all races, be they English, Scottish, Welsh and Irish.
Let's go back to the 70's. England v Scotland was a regular football fixture. Hoards of the Tartan army used to travel down to London for the footie. Many got absolutely hammered and caused no end of trouble. Who could forget the infamous Wembley pitch invasion where they wrecked the turf, broke the goalposts?
Now that's typecasting the Scots as pi$$ed up thugs intent on causing mayhem and destruction.
The so called English football fans (?) did exactly the same type of thing in World Cup and Euro competitions.
Same procedure but remember, it's a very small minority of the respective countrymen.
Southern Irish folk (on the whole) seem friendly souls. Sure, they can down the drink but tend to get happy as opposed to violent. There will be many that do though.
Welsh. Dunno, they just have this thing about letting everyone know that they are Welsh!
As for letting everyone know when the English are on holiday, a few years back we were enjoying a nice family holiday in Tenerife. Midweek, a shedload of Northern Irish families arrived. The sound level around the pool increased 10 fold along with some of foulest language my kids had the misfortune to hear.
Small snippets of different people of the British Isles. Not all are the same. Do you get my point?