I dont wanna shit on an entire country's population but here it goes. I have an English name probably came from there. Have family there. Have met really cool British people. They get really hype at sporting events. They know how to party. They're smart and seem socially intelligent (probably the accent).
The negative: They're for the most part extremely left wing. They speak about the united states and conservatives as though we are beneath them. They often have a smug attitude as if they're better than you. They virtue signal. They act like they stand against hate but often are more hateful than the ones they stand against. Basically like California with accentd.
I'm sorry if it comes off like some of us think we're better than you.
Southerners or mostly those near London are quite lefty/politically vain and there are plenty of other parts of the country where people don't feel that way at all, but are always ready for a chat, and don't feel above anyone. So hopefully you find better places if you visit. Americans are our cousins, by language, heritage, and history, and I don't understand disliking a country with so many differing states and ways of life within one nation- especially if you haven't lived there.
I wish I could say I was a nationalist without making it seem like I hate others. I don't. I just know a country is not just a piece of land, but a people, and the people and culture matter for the country to exist as it is. I love my country and I don't apologise for it. I hope that the people in my country love it the way it is, and I want it to be a home for my children. I'm against all colonialism and don't discriminate on race.
I visited america in 2017 and you guys seem really loud, but in a good way. Really easy to talk to and cheerful. I like how optimistic you guys seem, and how you live in big houses and don't go to prison for saying something online, and celebrate everything, like returning to school, or pregnancy announcements, or other things. The standards for produce aren't as good over there, but I look up to your way of life in general.
At this point a large portion of them that would willingly give their countries sovereignty away and they openly believe nationalism is not only bad but dangerous and racist. Things are gonna get really bad there in the next few decades.
You know I mean the Labour party right, just to clarify? They're losing the working class big time. The red wall is breaking down, and they got desecrated in the last big election.
What is your opinion on the British?
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I dont wanna shit on an entire country's population but here it goes. I have an English name probably came from there. Have family there. Have met really cool British people. They get really hype at sporting events. They know how to party. They're smart and seem socially intelligent (probably the accent).
The negative: They're for the most part extremely left wing. They speak about the united states and conservatives as though we are beneath them. They often have a smug attitude as if they're better than you. They virtue signal. They act like they stand against hate but often are more hateful than the ones they stand against. Basically like California with accentd.
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I'm sorry if it comes off like some of us think we're better than you.
Southerners or mostly those near London are quite lefty/politically vain and there are plenty of other parts of the country where people don't feel that way at all, but are always ready for a chat, and don't feel above anyone. So hopefully you find better places if you visit. Americans are our cousins, by language, heritage, and history, and I don't understand disliking a country with so many differing states and ways of life within one nation- especially if you haven't lived there.
I wish I could say I was a nationalist without making it seem like I hate others. I don't. I just know a country is not just a piece of land, but a people, and the people and culture matter for the country to exist as it is. I love my country and I don't apologise for it. I hope that the people in my country love it the way it is, and I want it to be a home for my children. I'm against all colonialism and don't discriminate on race.
I visited america in 2017 and you guys seem really loud, but in a good way. Really easy to talk to and cheerful. I like how optimistic you guys seem, and how you live in big houses and don't go to prison for saying something online, and celebrate everything, like returning to school, or pregnancy announcements, or other things. The standards for produce aren't as good over there, but I look up to your way of life in general.
They're just butthurt over the fact that they lost their colony.
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At this point a large portion of them that would willingly give their countries sovereignty away and they openly believe nationalism is not only bad but dangerous and racist. Things are gonna get really bad there in the next few decades.
Dw bro, Labour is beggining to die in this country fortunately
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How so? Asking for a friend.
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You know I mean the Labour party right, just to clarify? They're losing the working class big time. The red wall is breaking down, and they got desecrated in the last big election.