Zacs, This ever-present urge to undermine/criticise/abandon Britain and British to whatever comes along never ceases to amaze me. Maybe I’m just not trendy or right on enough, but one thing I do know. You rarely appreciate what you have until you lose it so be careful what you wish for - and if that puts me on a par with aog in this instance, so be it. Looking at...
I'd also like to know what is British culture. I have England born Indian friends, Jamaican, obviously English, and I'm Irish....the only thing different between us is the food we eat.
Wait until Ireland play India, Jamaica or England, then see who they support.
I don't think I mentioned 'British' culture, since the British Isles consists of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and each have their own specific culture.
Can a male immigrant who has been granted British citizenship and has chosen to live in England, call himself a true Englishman?
Here’s a useful thought exercise - is Oprah Winfrey American?
You might call her African American, in the same way that Martin Scorsese describes himself as Italian American - but they are both American.
What I’m hearing from certain quarters is talk of immigrants.
I’d be interested to hear what black Britons born in this country are to be called - especially as we are now at a point where their parents are most likely born in the UK too.
People who are English are from the country of England. On the other hand, British people are people who live in Great Britain (Britain) and the UK. All though everyone in the UK has a British citizenship they have different nationalities.
Another interesting thought is that some of the people who demand that black and Asian people integrate, simultaneously claim that they aren’t British.
Perhaps when some settle down and adapt to British values and stop the constant referrals to how badly they have been treated in the past, perhaps then and only then can they be considered true British.
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