HAL9000
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- Oct 17, 2010
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Even more reason not to be offended
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Even more reason not to get confused between nationalities
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Even more reason not to be offended
Error;
US STATE != COUNTRY
ENGLAND == COUNTRY
That's why I RELATED them and did not fully equate them. No matter what you say, the relationship is relate-able because UK = Country and the US is governed bottom-up (land owner over city over county over state over federal (country). Each one higher up only has the power granted to it by those beneath except when impacting another's equal rights (state vs state = federal matter, city vs city = county or state matter, etc)
I disagree america is comprised of 50 states, each one is like a different county, I expect people to understand that I'm English, not from Essex....
Who then?
They are all swallowed up in the EU now anyway, slowly losing their identities.
"Euro trash" is a term that I prefer.
That's akin to me expecting people to understand that I am Georgian and not that I am from Coweta County. Admit it: There is nothing wrong with calling you British. Stop being stubborn, silly. This isn't like the coyote thread where you can argue an opinion until infinity. This is fact.
We don't have people that dumb in the UK, people that dumb are a problem contained in our former but lesser colonies.![]()
Difference between England, Great Britain and the UK...ever wondered?
funny, i don't know anyone that thinks that and i live in America
I'm from England. Learn. Calling Scottish people Scottish and Welsh people Welsh, but English people british is fucking retarded.
Except Europe isn't a sovereign state like the UK. If you're going to complain about the comparison about states not being nations, you can't use this argument yourself. Try again, Brit.It is fact that I'm british, however I am also european, what I have experienced is akin to: Calling a german; german, calling a russian; russian but then calling a french person european when you know all the nationalities. It's retarded <-- Fact.
