Comments by "" (@billyandrew) on "English voters know nothing about Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland" video.

  1. Exceptionalism at it's finest. 😂😂😂
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  2. @PurposefullyAutistic Romans, Angles, Danes, French, etc...there's at least a dozen examples of the the 'English' being invaded and colonised by other nations, something they go to great lengths to obscure from history.
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  3. @Mary Petrie Oh, Mary, are you really that naive? Dictatorship, as in Wastemonster dictates to the other three nations, as if they were conquered colonies without their own sovereignty. Take my own country, Scotland, as an example. The English parliament obsfucates over the matter of independence. The Act of Union 1707 contains two articles, namely 18 and 19, within which it is made abundantly clear that both the country of Scotland and it's people are not signing the political and business treaty in perpetuity nor are they signing away the sovereignty of either country or people, yet Wastemonster behaves as if both are subjugate to it's will and English law, when nothing could be further from the truth. Is that not the most perfect example of a dictatorship?
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  4. Defo. Something about her very demeanor suggests taboo. ðŸĪŠðŸ˜‚😂😂
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  5. The majority of Scottish voters say "AYE" I'm guessing they don't want to become poorer than they currently are.
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  6. @jason Which just goes to prove not all the idiots are English. Scotland, Ireland and Wales have their share, too.
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  7. @Bladezer 40000 👏👏👏👍 Absolutely spot on.
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  8. @BUELOW USA? Nah, Fam, that ceased to legally exist in 1913. #Shitstandardsinhistoryclasses
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  9. @Witts End You ask one Scot a question, which they failed to answer correctly, then generalise on that, whilst hammering someone else for generalising? Absolutely hilarious. ðŸĪŠðŸ˜‚😂😂 Happy Crimbo, incidently. 👍
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  10. CaptainQuo Exactly. Some folk don't understand there's an entire cosmos outside of their tiny bubble mindset!
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  11. Fair play to you, Ben! Your comment clearly indicates your brain is working perfectly well. 👍
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  12. Sadly true. I lived in London for thirty years and knew more about the capital than the vast majority of folk I met.
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  13. @overall Came to or visited. Went implies she attended the school as a pupil. You're welcome. 👍
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  14. London city, as opposed to The City of London.
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  15. Rees Mogg's bit of rough. 😂😂😂
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  16. She's the face of the SNP, so she's mostly hated.
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  17. @Shaun Cochrane I take it the idea of Wastemonster's jackboot on your neck gives you your jollies?
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  18. @Gangstagame Gangstagame You like becoming progressively poorer, year on year and your family paying the price? How strange.
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  19. @Rogue Universities Cockneys are situated in East London. They use rhyming slang. The rest of London do not, as a general rule. I'm actually surprised over the facts that two people were ignorant enough to give you a thumbs up and that nobody, thus far, corrected your generalisation of Londoners. There is an underlying comedy in your incorrect observation. Thanks for the chuckle. 😂
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  20. AJ brown Your comment is invalid, as most of London is not populated by expats from the US. Further, only those of 109 years of age or older are Americans, as America ceased to exist in 1913.
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  21. Fur collar and crutchless knickers. 😂😂😂
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  22. @Sir Spider We already have independence! The SNP are collaborating with Wastemonster in the pretence we don't. What we want, in fact, is the repeal of the Act of Union 1707 Within the act are two articles, namely 18 and 18, which make it abundantly clear that the act is not being signed in perpetuity and that not only is Scotland a Sovereign country, but every man, woman and child in Scotland are Sovereigns/Leiges, themselves! England co-signed the act in full understanding of those terms. It was and remains a business treaty, in other words, nothing more
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  23. @Sol Fennell Scotland does not have it's own parliament, Sol. It has a devolved parliament, operating under the English political system and is based in a building, Holyrood, which is a shared asset property. Under our Scottish Constitution, for example, we Scots, should the majority of us decide, can dismiss our govt at any time we choose, without them being allowed to finish a term in office, to replace them with one more fitting to our will. Similarly with the monarchy. Both, according to our constitution, are contracted to we, the people. They're on a form of constant probation, if you like, as we Scots, every last one of us, is a Sovereign, a Leige, in our own right and both govt and Monarchy are subject to our collective will. Common-law, in England, carries similar terms, if only folk realised.
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  24. CrystxlzX Scotland already is a Sovereign nation. The people are, themselves, Sovereignsl/Leiges, under Scottish law and under the Scottish Constitution. That was agreed and co-signed by England in the Act of Union 1707
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  25. Just some random Londoners.
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  26. I can find no fault in your observation, as my own has been similar.
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  27. B(l)oJo(b) was always jealous of the fact that not just Scotland, itself, is Sovereign, but every man, woman and child are also Sovereigns/Leiges, placing him, a mere commoner, under English terms, at a lower station in life. Naturally, he'd want to vent his spleen at his betters. 😂😂😂
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