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By your reasoning Mick, Edward 1st was a plantagenet king, so we should n't regard him as English, we know his ancestry, the Jocks should be hating the French really, but instead jumped into bed with them against the English, who in theory hadn't done anything to them
QuoteBy your reasoning Mick, Edward 1st was a plantagenet king, so we should n't regard him as English, we know his ancestry, the Jocks should be hating the French really, but instead jumped into bed with them against the English, who in theory hadn't done anything to themYou've lost me a bit there. Look, its very simple. Edward was king of England. You don't get much more English than that no matter what your parentage was. He was an evil man and wreaked untold horrors on the Scotch in the name of the English. Unfortunately for the English the Scotch know their history and still haven't forgiven his actions in the name of England.
Scotch is an alchoholic drink. Scots is a person with lineage to the Scot tribe from Ireland.
Just for you Wilts as you seem to be in denial as to why the Scotch hate the English is a brief history from the 13th century.http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/history/articles/the_wars_of_independence/
Exactly the opposite Billy, if Mick does his research properly he will see that for a century the Scots were aiming for greater union with England - a position many have maintained since - and in total opposition to his claims, rather than being hated enimies they were actually the best of friends.If he also does his research properly he will also find that much of the internal conflict in his 'native land' was started by people of Scots descent - not English. And it has continued between the Scots and Irish in both of those countries today - not the English.
Look all this history malarkey is diverting attention from my main point. The Scotch hate the English. This is incontrovertible fact. I don't care what the reasons are. Those of you that can't handle this fact need to harden the f**k up and just accept that this is the situation.
Calling all honest Scotchmen. Can just one of you come on here and tell the doubting Englishmen just how much your fellow countrymen hate the English as there are a lot of deluded naive folk on this forum.
Quote from: IC1967 on February 20, 2014, 08:19:39 pmCalling all honest Scotchmen. Can just one of you come on here and tell the doubting Englishmen just how much your fellow countrymen hate the English as there are a lot of deluded naive folk on this forum. Sorry I'm late to this particular petty argument...As a Scot who has lived in England since I was five but has the majority of family living in Scotland I think I feel qualified to answer. Both sides of the argument are sort of right. I certainly don't hate the English, as I suspect is the same for the people who you work with, etc and who either have English friends and/or live in England. I will support anyone that plays England at football, but that's no different to me hoping Rovrum or Scunny get beat every week.However back home I have a lot of Aunts, Uncles and Cousins on my fathers side who detest the English and they stopped talking to my Dad for years due to his decision to move us to England. There is a section of Scottish society who hate the English and if you don't believe me I'd try walking round Glasgow on a Saturday night in an England top and see how long it takes somebody to start.It is correct in that history being taught in English schools doesn't encompass just how brutal some of the history of this island was and why their is a legacy of anti-english feeling.
Never mind the Scots vs the English. Look what the Germans have done to the Scots...
FiloThe Sots? They're not ALL ale carts and whisky swiggers tha knows.
There you have it. Rios and BFYP have provided conclusive evidence that what I was saying is bang on. Please be advised that any apologies will be immediately accepted and there will be no hard feelings.