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British Seperatists
In the British Isles we haves Welsh, Scottish, Irish, cornish and Shetland seperatist groups (plus any others that I haven't mentioned?) but does anybody know of any English seperatist groups? Also I'd like to hear what my celtic cousins think of being part of a 'United Kingdom' and why there is so much inward hatred towards the English (and vice-versa, why the English as a whole don't really seem bothered by it)
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| xoloriib answers: Here are a couple of links to help you with part of your question : the part about your celtic cousins.
Welsh
http://www.plaidcymru.org/
Scots
http://www.snp.org/
Though I should point out to you that the majority of Scots are descendants of Vikings as well as Celts similar to the English.
Small groups of people have to unite against the majority and in being unified they become stronger than the majority. Most English people don't do that. In many cases they feel other affinities are more important. For example many people in northern England feel a greater affinity to those north of the border than to Londoners. Other things to taken into account are regional accents which also have a binding / separating effect.
Supplement from 08/05/2007 04:15am: 3 years ago / reply
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| Candy.DeRun answers: I think it's a matter of confidence.
Only the insecure and inadequate are concerned with the obsessions of others. 3 years ago / reply
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