What SCOTTISH People Think About ENGLISH People. SCOTLAND vs ENGLAND
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- Опубліковано 17 гру 2020
- Many people ask if there is still rivalry between Scotland and England, so I decided to go out and ask Scottish people about their English neighbours. I spoke to a range of individuals with interesting views and stories as always.
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As an English man, living in Scotland and married to a Scottish wife, all i can say is....i cannot understand a word she says. Which is very useful.
You lucky sod 😆
Its all Greek to me mother inlaw Scottish father inlaw Irish and eldest son raised in Wales pplleeaassee 'Help'! 😆 🤣
You getting wrong to much
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You are a lucky man
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So Scotland actually hate England because of London, like the rest of England
LoL
This ☝🏻 😂 as a northern guy I fully agree 😊😊
Agree with you mate. Pretty much anyone outside of London hates London
@@awestruckbeaver3344 why?
@@awestruckbeaver3344 even Londoners hate london
Speaking as a Scot, it’s refreshing to hear a more realistic viewpoint from the Scottish perspective to our southern neighbours.
I spent a few years living in Oxford and I can only say I was treated perfectly well and I would hope we can ignore the minority of haters on both sides,continue to enjoy a bit of banter and all get along together on life’s journey.
There's no animosity south of the border towards Scots or Scotland. Guaranteed.
Totally agree with that
Where I live in SE England there are Scottish people everywhere. You don't even notice when you grow up together like that. Everyone is British or whatever. I didn't even know some of them were Scottish growing up. I thought they had Northern English Accent for some reason!
@@robertwilson3866 we are British then the 4 nations also in an equal measure
We need to start fighting to preserve our Union if Scotland leaves it will be a sorry well a catastrophic event we all must pull together a silent majority we are we need to stay together and as you say whey we are Brits man end of like
@@simonduncan8327 I think they were gone once Brexit happened tbh. If not straight away then soon after. We all knew that would happen. Personally i voted to stay in the EU but we have to respect the result of the Brexit vote and Scotland's choice to be independent. There was a reason countries who I won't name were pro-Brexit with all their bots. They want to break up the Western unions. Weaken us.
As someone with a Scot's accent, but who's lived in England for over 30 years, I have never once been abused or criticised for being Scots. Personally I've received nothing but warmth and friendship. There is a difference politically as most Scots have a social conscience and lean to the left, whereas most English ( especially in The Midlands and South) tend to be more concerned with personal success and wealth. Northerners are more like The Scots as they believe in working to live and not the other way around. We are all blessed to be from the UK. Lang may yer lum reek ❤
Well said mate, I'm from County Durham and people here are so similar to the Scots. Down South they can be also friendly but not in London.
God no. I'll be glad when the UK's dissolved. So each of the four countries can have a proper democratic representation.
Northern English people are great folk , Newcastle especially but English people from the midlands are not like them , that part of England seems very hostile to almost everyone, I have personal experience of that .
@@Martin-rn9ooThe Midlands is a very big area and there are very different people within that area. Part of The Cotswolds is midlands as is Cheltenham, Worcester, Brum, Coventry, Warwick, Leamington, Solihull, Nottingham, Derby, Leicester, Peterborough, Staffordshire, Wolves, Telford, Shrewsbury etc. You will definitely receive a different welcome in the East Midlands than you would generally in the West Midlands and yet again in the Black Country, but they are all Midlands!!
@@Martin-rn9oo Nothing wrong with the Midlands we are warm and friendly
As a proud Englishman I am immensely proud of my Scottish,Welsh and Irish neighbours.The banter is brilliant but the pride will always live on.
Top man salute you,SCOTLAND UK OF GB
Well said
As an Irishman,i have to say after all these years of animosity between Ireland and England,things have finally been normalised. A lot of the credit for that must go to QE2 when she visited Ireland in 2012. The things she said ( she spoke Irish) and did while here won the hearts of the Irish people. When William and Kate visited Galway city last March,people were waving Union Jacks. Thats right,Irish people were waving the British flag!! Thats a measure of how much attitudes have changed in Ireland
@@geraldwalsh6489 Yes as an Englishman of 50 years I can say I feel the change in Irish Anglo relations.. And I think there is a respect that has been bubbling for many years.. Never forget.. But forgive and let live.
Can't stand the Scots or Welsh
I'm English, but my 4 children are Scottish, & we all hate each other!
Nice one
@@marcus69696 Scotland is suffering from a polar vortex. Blame it on the English!
@Bosch Bushy What fact?
LMFAO!!! LOVE YOUR SENCE OF HOUMOR!!🤣🤣
😂 I’m not either. I’m Latino. You guys are too funny.
Every Scot I've ever met has not only treated me courteously but has been a pleasure to be with
Hello
I'm an Englishman and I love Scotland, the Scottish people , the stunning beauty of a land that moves and inspires me and the sound of the pipes that grips my heart and emotions . People of Scotland not all English people are up themselves , I for one am not and I love Scotland . God bless you all .
I am a proud Scot who loves the English. Because unlike some Scots, I have actually been to all parts of England, and every time I have been received well, and found they are very nice and a warm people.🇬🇧🏴🏴🇬🇧
Let's separate, Cheer up from Asia.
I’ve been to Scotland a lot, love the people and the culture 🇬🇧❤️🏴🏴
I believe most of the British colonies hated the English due to History, and most of young people and some older people are still salty about that. when I went up to England I was scared, due to being English and knowing how Scottish,Welsh and Irish views are on the English but I was greeted with such kindness and Warmth, like if I was at home ya know?
A trator is among us
@@shadowthehedgehog809 im From Edinburgh Scotland. You are 100x right. No TRUE Scotsman says what that traitor said. 🏴🏴🏴🏴
God bless my Scottish brothers. And have a happy new year guys!
Likewise to you my friends
God bless our English brothers.
God bless big/yin. Forward as one🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴🇬🇧
You too
CRINGE
Im English and i love scotland. beautiful country and steeped in heritage
Hello
i’m english and i love england. but i love our celtic neighbours just as much as i love my own country!
And Ireland
@@williamevans-cg6vt ireland is celts. only use aint
So is Scotland
@noelfleming3567 Scotland isn't celt. Scotland was never fully Scottish. The lowlanders are of English descent. The Scots language is English.
The English are Anglo-Celtic. I dont know why we pretend we're not Celtic too
As an Englishman I thought that was an excellent and encouraging response from the people of Scotland, best wishes to them and a Happy Hogmanay.
Most of them are posh not a true representation
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@Karl Sinkovits a wider range of people from different backgrounds would be more reliable
@@literatureshorts9792 Whit ! you have been watching too many English programs made in England by English actors trying to be Scottish.
@@literatureshorts9792 you talk shite ya fanny, stop trying to stir up hatred
Scottish ,Welsh, Irish and English people fought in two world wars side by side. Together we are great.
and French and Americans and Australians and Kiwis and Indians and Canadians and Poles and so they should all be together and form one big country ruled centrally from London. Right you are.
And that’s the point, together we are great 👍
@@AzulinhoAzulinho ?
Jeffrey Holmes a and a lot of Europeans Indian Asian Americans commonwealth and others fought as well let's not forget them
Too right, no disrespect meant towards any of them. They are all heroes, let's not forget the gurkhas they are true warriors.
I'm English and love Scotland and the Scots. Has some of the most beautiful scenery in the world.
Does english who live in Scotland speak scottish?
@@irinaivanovna6380 No just as Scottish people don't speak Scottish they speak English with a Scottish accent!
@@irinaivanovna6380 Yes. Scots is a language with over 1.5 million speakers at the last count.
@@gaylesmith7512 Well if English living in Scotland speaks Scottish , that's right. Definitely better than the russian occupants who are living in other post soviet countries and dodnt speak local official language.
@@simonleaf2765 1.5 million Scots actually do speak Scots. And you may be surprised at how many Scots words you know. Bairn, Bampot , Dreich, Kirk. Lassie. Minger , Numptie, and Wean are all examples of Scots words which have been adopted for use in English / UK TV programmes in the past few decades.
I’m English, much further south and I’d be French. I have had the honour to serve short attachments with three Scots regiments, RS, KOSB & BW. Great times with them all
I’m English and have grown up with Scots, went to School with them, served in the armed forces with them (and Irish and Welsh) and worked with them in almost every job I’ve had, never had a problem with any of them, it’s a media strategy to play us off against each other
Correct and alot have not worked that out yet
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But theyll never beat us my English friend..nobody,ever did.
I actually love England and the English. Get on with them quite well.
@@davidkone.y647 You don't half blather on about some junk!
As a Scot, I have great admiration for the English, Welsh, Irish. That being said, when the rugby is on its a different story
Lol 👍👍👍
As a English man thats exactly how it should be we are better together. Rule brittania.
I agree
Im English
But this rivalry can only be in sports which is understandable
But not when it comes to country, we reunite in country
There's only one thing in Rugby that the English, Welsh, Scots and Irish can side on. That Americans call it the wrong thing!!!
@@kingkonho We aren't better together.
You tory voting pricks just keep dragging everyone else down. Also, dont rule brittania because brittania rules fuckall.
The country is in the worst shape it's been since WW2 all because of tories.
The problem with the Union is that England is much larger by population and richer than the Celtic nations. What makes it worse is the dominance of London and a political system that mostly guarantees governments which reflects the views of southern England. Lots of people in Northern England feel disengaged as many Scots do
Bingo. This is the problem. The union needs more northern representation but sadly, ruling elite disdain for the north goes all the way back to William the conqueror days. It’s a southern centric dynasty that will never change.
@@DonaldMacDonald944 Never say never. We could create a single tier of local government with regional bodies in England as they do in almost every European countries. Wales has a population smaller than Birmingham and that’s what they do. Members from the regional bodies and the Celtic nations could replace the unelected House of Lords so they are represented in Parliament whoever is in government. New Labour were planning something like this in 1997 but got cold feet.
England is Celtic too
@@ColmPadraigthe Celtic nations is just shorthand for Scotland, Wales and Ireland not a statement of ethnicity. This is a discussion about political power and representation not ethnicity and in any case the English nation is predominantly of Saxon origin.
@@jontalbot1 No we aren't, the English are roughly 40% Anglo and 60% Celtic. Its our culture that is overwhelming Anglo. But the Anglo-Saxons and Brythonic Celts are two extremely closely related tribes of North Western Europe descended from the Bell Beaker people of the Lower Rhine basin.
I am a proud Scot who now lives in England so I can't complain but most of the differences between the Scots and English are just friendly banter. There are a few who take things to extremes but there always will be wherever you are. We can't like everyone.
thats the most insulting thing you can say to any scottish person. scottish people have been here for hundreds of thousends of years. we invented england after the romans left celtic land. to actually say scottish people are anything like english people is a slap on the face. were 2 completely differnt worlds. if you had a scottish person an a english person in a room. the second you walked in that room you would know whos scottish. thats a terrible thing to say. thats like going to me. stepping on my kneck wile choking. saying. stop resisting boy.. you either moved to england at age 4 or 5 so you dont know us. or your over lord of wat ever part of england your in. an rightly so. your scottish.. a dare you a grand to say that in any scheme in glasgow. i say a grand. cause ill not need to pay a dead man
I’ve been to England twice (Liverpool and Manchester) and I got mugged. After that I don’t like England. Everything just seems bigger and bolder in England
Served in the British Army with individuals from all over our Union. Banter was rife between us all but we stuck by each other when it mattered. Honesty and banter on this video is brilliant. Best wishes from Yorkshire. 🇬🇧
The Armed Forces could teach governments a thing or two in this department I feel. (Veteran) 👍🏻🇬🇧
My best mate in the Army was a jock, big bruiser, he liked me, but in 74 when I laughed about the jocks going home in the world cup, he chased me all over Tidworth but luckily I was faster, think his tammy and jock flag slowed him down!!! Nick Welsh from Glasgow great footballer.
Veteran here too and the Scots guards made me admin on their wall on facebook and I'm English. Like yourself the banter between the English and Scots is what keeps us all going and even 30 years on we still have that banter between us. Great bunch of people the Scots.
"Our union" 😂 Its a dysfunctional political system dominated by England. Not for much longer though 🏴
@@benmacdui9328 hope your right!
As a Scotsman I like the English people 🏴🏴🇬🇧
As an Englishman, I like the Scots
Long live the union lad 🇬🇧
As a Scots person I like most, however when I worked in England it was not nice.
@@casperwallace9685 those individuals will a taste of their own medicine, I was speaking to a woman who said living and working in London was deeply negative , people with no manners or respect for others. I have been on the receiving end aswell as yourself .
Surely wis nae need for the jack
I’m English but I fucking love Scotland, Edinburgh was one of the most impressive cities I’ve ever been. A beautiful place with amazing people.
As a Scottish woman, I can say I really appreciate the English mans accent! Haha! I've only been south a handful of times but have always been received well.
Hello
Been to Edinburgh (one of the most beautiful cities in the world) many times, always found the Scottish to be friendly and hospitable. Only one complaint is that when it rains an umbrella is useless as the rain comes in sideways.
Hello
I lived in Scotland as a young man. The Scots are a warm and hospitable people. There are always the one or two who have a bad attitude, but you get that everywhere. On the whole the vast majority were great. Wonderful memories.
I don't think you and I lived in the same Scotland.
Did you live in Stornaway or something? Because the Highlands, cities and basically anywhere in the North Coast 500 there is always going to be arseholes
I moved around a bit. Lived in Grangemouth, Fort William, Stonehaven, Edinburgh, Penicuik and Inverurie. It was 40 years ago.... perhaps things have changed. I hope they haven't.
Back then the banter was all good natured and I never experienced any genuine anti-English sentiment.
@@alantomlinson5740 Ah, well the crack with Scottish culture nowadays is propel bashing each other’s skulls in whenever they see a football strip they abhore, I remember going to Stornaway 3 years ago and everyone was much nicer than mainland Scotland, I would even say London has a much nicer culture than Scotland but I’ve only been to the main parts.
@@BigMelvinHarrisSmoke Strange how so many tourists seem to disagree with you. Maybe you're just a bit of a tw@t and people treated you accordingly.
I am french and the people of Scotland is one of the best in the world, welcoming and open, much love from Paris France
The auld alliance continues
I am English, from Yorkshire and I went to Scotland and was shitting myself, thinking it was gonna be awful.
Granted I am ginger, and my Grandad was 100% Scottish but that means nothing in reality when people don't know you.
Hospitality levels were the best I have ever experienced, I can't even explain how chill everyone was.
The weather was rough, the people were super nice.
I was out drinking once, I was carrying 3 pints and a girl who had several, held the door for me.
Which doesn't sound like much but it just put things into perspective.
Later on a guy who was with that same group came and made sure my pizza wasn't poisoned for me as well.
But seriously never met people who are just enjoying themselves with a certain level of carefree attitude anywhere else.
I'm English, visited Scotland many times with working in music. The Scott's have a great sense of humour and are as happy laughing at themselves as others. Always very welcoming and kind hearted. A great nation.
From a Scot..So,is England.
I'm Scottish i like the English england accent very nice
I lived in England as a child( went to boarding school) and as much as they gave me a row for my Scottish accent( living in Fife can do that to to a person) was completely accepted and everyone was amazing, yes there was always the sport banter extra but generally we all got on very well indeed. Best year of my life to be honest, and I learned how to play cricket. The last time we fought was 250 years ishy ago. We need to stop living in the past, but my god we don't half hold on to it.
And that wasn't even a battle between and the Scots and the English. Jacobites against the government. Many Scots fought against the Jacobites.
@@ivorbiggun710 To add to that, more Scots were on the government side than on the Jacobite side. At the time the lowland Scots didn't see the highlanders as kin, but as heretics and traitors. There was little love lost between them, that's for sure.
It puzzles me how the Jacobite Rising still continues to be painted as a Scotland Vs England thing and both countries are guilty of perpetuating that mythology. In reality it was a lost cause from the get go - A dynastic struggle based on religious sectarianism which occurred as a distracting sideshow to the Europe-spanning War of the Austrian Succession.
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The past is still an issue because Britain is built upon an outdated and immoral social class system, which was wonderfully demonstrated by way of you "getting a row" for your accent, as it did not comply with the social etiquette required to successfully get by in British society.
@@cag88 EVERY society has its own social constructions and etiquettes. Not sure why Britain's should be considered so uniquely bad..
I'm originally from Lancashire ( many decades ago) Spent my adult life with the miiltary (army and then married an RAF man). Lived forty years in Scotland now There were issues in the eighties, but I think those are long gone. I live in the Highlands.. fantastic place, wonderful people. Love being here, people are so friendly and kind.
Thank you for some friendly Scots people 💟 from England.
I’m English and if you have friend in a Scotsman you’ve got a friend for life in general there a great people to be around
Id have to agree with that
Thanks mate all the best , SCOTLAND UK of GB
@@pureloyalist5077 ur welcome buddy im irish my best mate is a glasgow man a true blue
@@noelcahill6707 my name says it all too mate all the best WATP RFC
@@pureloyalist5077 same to u mate from a life time rfc supporter her in southern ireland
Respect from Ireland 🇮🇪 to both 🏴🏴
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I need to go back there and live with my people. They have a realness about them not yet lost to the Internet, unlike us Americans
As someone from up north, it’s nice to hear that the Scots don’t feel any animosity towards us, I like many other people in the UK dislike the London central government, but I do not have any reason to dislike the average Englishman, Scotsman, Irishman or Welshman.
This very is very cherry picked to represent one side. It was also in Edinburgh, which is more English than Scottish these days.
@@OneTrueScotsman well still, most scots still want to be part of the union, it's just corrupt Scottish politicians who have managed to paint a picture and convince some people that the English hate them. Scotland always gets the best side of things, free university fees, national rail system, loads of infrastructure investment. (Much more than we get here) but some scots still don't stop complaining
@@SoupMagooshnot true. The majority of people born in Scotland voted to leave, in 2014. The union was saved by English people living in Scotland.
Don't take me at my word, Google it "Scots born voted yes" easy to find
@@SoupMagooshlies like that about free health care and university is why you're hated.
WE PAY for that, it comes out of our taxes. NOT yours. We give the UK more than what we get back. 60 pence in every quid is returned to us.
@sisterimapoet1340bullshit.
I'm half English and half Welsh and one of my favourite hobbies is getting drunk and signing Flower of Scotland at the top of my voice.
Try it a Scottish Rogby match.......will lift the hair on the back of your neck.....amazing
😂😂😂😂😂 ❤️
You must be deaf or sre you singing and not signing as theres a big difference. 😂😂
I took the train from Inverness to Whitehaven to visit my grandad one Xmas and had an entire carriage of pissed up cumbrians singing flower of Scotland to me from Carlisle to Whitehaven until I got off! Not one of them nipped my head about the fact I was on the wrong side of Hadrian's wall! Fkn funny but mighty embarrassing!!
Hello
Some inbreads on here! I'm scottish and have lived in England for 40 years and never had a problem.
Yeah it's all bullshit. Maybe a bit of sporting rivalry which is a good thing. The thing that divides people isn't nationality.
@Bainsworth used to make it in the Butchers l worked in Scotland. Girvan mainly .
I've had glass bottles thrown at me. I don't hate English people but definitely don't like England as a country for what it's become.
U don't hear what they say behind ur back
Im english and proud of it. My surname is scottish , i dont know where in my family that came from. My views on the scots is quite simple. I love their passion. I love the great bands that have come from scotland " too many to mention " and its amazing how many great football managers come from scotland.
I'm from Scotland, but ave lived most my life in England and its interesting ter see different perspectives.
These are cherry picked responses. The vast majority of Scots hold very different opinions to those expressed here.
The producer clearly has an agenda.
As an proud English man i absolutely adore Scottish people, their music and especially the whisky
I’m a scot living in northern England, I see no difference between us all, I’m proud to be a Scot but I am am a British subject of which I am also very proud of, I think Scotland going it own way will be bad for us both.
Don’t agree mate, UK has gone very right wing. Scots aren’t like that. Good luck to them if they want to be Independent.
@@clemfandango9534 the Uk has gone right wing? The UK has a Tory government that is more to the left than labour, it’s also got a leftist woke leaning, the public of England may be leaning to the right in an attempt to halt the leftist woke apologising culture. As for Scotland making its way on its own and being a success, it will need an awful lot of EU help and financial input, on a very similar basis as the government of Eire had on numerous occasions, without that backing Scotland will be doomed, no wonder Sturgeon and her colleagues payed for the light display on the EU building, she is desperate and knows that Scotland will be forever hanging onto the apron strings of the failing EU. Give it a few more years and all the hangers on in the Union will see that jumping off the floundering ship is the best option. I’m glad we have severed our ties with that corrupt money wasting socialist club but I’m disappointed that the country of my birth is hell bent on splitting from the UK. All this has been simmering for hundreds of years, but alas the EU will now bring it to its end as it will with the Irish issue.
@@jimjoelliejack lost interest at “ leftist woke leaning”..the more buzzwords the less you have to say.
That's why the "Special Needs Party" made sure you didn't get a vote during the Indy Referendum. Because that would've been 1 million NO votes straight away.
@@oneeyedgirl617 well open your one eye and read past it, I’m not a fascist or a right wing nutter, I fear for the future of Scotland and the UK, it’s not a good road to go down IMO. Have a nice day.
I haven't got a problem with English people i have a lot of friends that are English and there very nice indeed 🏴🏴
Love to our Scottish brothers and sisters from an English fan
@@mogznwaz You too
Love ❤️ Scots too. Been to Scotland, the humour is like England’s but dryer 😂.🇬🇧 🏴 🏴
Thank you James, likewise
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Well I’m English and I love your country and people. There is no other people I’d want to watch my back on the battle field and that’s from experience. I like to look at our relationship like two brothers we fight and kick shit out of each other, but if anyone messes with either of us we stick together to kick shit out of them.
"Narrow Nationalism iust just a very, very bad thing." NAILED IT!
"Everyone should just keep voting tory and labour or they are a narrow minded nationalist"
Is basically what he said.
"blind nationalism" ie wanting democracy for your own country. Autonomy for your own people. Damn that "nationalism". Our neighbours should rule us. If you don't like that, you're a NAT.
@@hiddenknowledge2012 Well said. It's funny how they don't see their unionism as British nationalism, isn't it? it absolutely is.
But we Scots are "nasty Nats" for wanting to have democracy and accountability over the government that governs us.
@@hiddenknowledge2012 Yup. If we resist having our political decisions made for us, in the capital of another country, then we're "narrow-minded nationalists"
Try that on, give Paris majority control over the UK's government, and see how that goes over. But if Scots dislike it, we're divisive.
I'm Australian 🇦🇺 and I can't wait to play golf in ENG IRE and SCO this September. ❤ from a land down under 😊 the UK has a very interesting and fascinating history and looking forward to meeting you all. See you soon!
Have a great time, always good to have our Aussie cousins visiting
Don't forget to bring ya Akubra.
@@daveharvey8460 cheers mate
@@John-ob7dh lol for sure
Been to Scotland twice and was met with respect and kindness both times.
Me too. The scots are lovely people in my experienceas an englishman.
@Athos Aramis so we are alcoholics and easy??? Naw!!
@@liamski629 No, just beautiful.
As a English person, got loads of Scottish friends, i love the Scottish, and have a lot of respect for their country. Most of English people like the Scottish and don't really by into this hate crap.
Its the media..not,the people.
I have too Awnser this , the English have a nice healthy hatred of the Scottish People , and Visa verse , until we need each other’s help, and then we’d die for each other if necessary, cause it’s a love hate relationship that no one else truly understands, incidentally I’ve never encountered a moment in Scotland. Where I was shown any animosity, just gentle ribbing and kindness, but don’t tell them that 😱
its not the english people scotland wants free from. look scotland aint flying away. we want done with english mp ruling us. an that royal shit thats there. thats an absolute joke to have homeless but have a royal. its insane. geno of most english can be traced back to scotland. so why would we hate ourselfs. its not the bin man making kids starve in school. so why would we hate him. the differnce is. we hate the powers at be. england has it worse than scotland. 68 million people only 1 million got it good. the people are not the problem. there the solution.. once scottish indy. there tax going up by 5 times more the first year. but eduction an health getting worse. then there going to ask. weres our money. i thought we paid scotland. no scotland pays england. we make over 2 trillion a year we get 3% bk to spend. london puts 1.8 trillion every year. without fail. london loses trillions every year. how that work out? ever since scotland become richest country in EU london takes our money. 1.8trillion every year for over 40 years. not a pound less or a pound more. thats impossible to do. unless you make 3 times that or cook the books. bare in mind england hasnt made a penny since 71.. before then its all debt on scotland. scotland ows the most debt. an we cant borrow money. but england use cash rich scotland cause were mega rich. cant borrow it on england cause there broke
your english. so the most unintellegent country in the world. only america beats england for deaths
@@petrus666love " until we need each other’s help, and then we’d die for each other if necessary"
god no.
"They're alright, just the same as other person, ther're human being, we're all humans."
Absolutelly correct asnwer.
I'm Scottish and proud of it but if I wasn't and had to be another nationality then I would choose English, Irish or Welsh.
As a English man I like the Scottish! I like any human no matter what country or what race if your a good human being then other that that nothing matters. 💙🙏
Too true
Parabéns, inglês x EScocês é igual Brazil x Argentina, a midia fez essa rivalidade, no mundo real não existe.
I'm English and have lot's of respect for the Scottish. I've known some lovely people from Scotland
Scotland and England 🇬🇧 like one person in two brains 🧠🏴.🏴
Im Scottish and. I love England! Apart boris!
I as a foreigner love both English and Scottish people
ahh are you korean?
@@Liza-sv2sz Yes and I've been to both nations for trips
One of the few wholesome comments, thanks 😅
Hi, Scotland is our north Korea. P.S. to all humans that is a joke!
@@alanjaggard203 Now I can understand the relationship between the two 😄
I two love the Scottish people, great place to visit , we are as one .
no we are diverging the UK is finished we voted overwhelmingly to remain in the EU and to win the referendum one of the promises made was "to guarantee continued EU citizenship you have to vote no" ... the EU membership was central to the NO campaign's argument against Independence ... we are not a region we are a nation we want neighbours not masters
Have you ever watched footage of the 1966 World Cup. English fans, to a man, proudly waving union flags. You'll have a job finding a union flag at an England game these days. And do you remember the queen’s 25th, 50th and 60th accession anniversaries which were celebrated with public holidays, street parties and flags flying from every lamppost. The year 2007 saw the 300th anniversary of the union of England and Scotland - no parties, no flags, it barely got a mention in the press. It is not a celebrated union either side of the border and hasn't been for some time.
In the last election the Welsh electorate voted in a majority of Labour MPs, the Northern Irish voted away from unionist parties and in Scotland the conservatives lost more than half their seats. The English, meanwhile, overwhelmingly voted for a particularly right wing conservative and unionist party. So, politically at least, we are very much not "as one".
I'd say the vast majority of Scots do not dislike the English, but what they are becoming increasingly tired of, is being governed by a political party they didn't vote for.
Thanks l think the same towards England , SCOTLAND UK of GB
@@SaorAlba1970 I am surprised to see an anti British post from a Killie fan, I thought you were all supposed to be welcoming. Must be something to do with our current league position. Bad government can be voted out, Indy is a life sentence. Be careful what you wish for!!!!!
Unless you're a teuchter
Raised in Scotland and moved to England when I was 30, realised how obsessed we were in Scotland with the English and how they actually thought we were fine and didn’t realise there was a thing 😮
I'm English, from Liverpool. I love Scottish people, and sometimes pretend that I can play Scottish music, from the Frasers and others. I am a rare person, south of the Tay, who can listen with joy to the heritage of the MacCrimmons. I don't have this arrogance from Westminster, from Boris 'Enormous' Johnson, Teresa 'Dis' May, Riki Soon-Axed, and the rest of the useless ple of w**k from that London place, where I was cursed to work for 11 years. Don't get me started, we'll be here all night. Dram!
Being English 🏴 that's cause we do think you are all fine. I'm still yet to meet an English 🏴 person who says something negative about the Scottish 🏴. Alot of us have Scottish 🏴 family, my grandad was Scottish 🏴, and my dad was English 🏴. I have Scottish 🏴 friends in England 🏴 and when I show them threads on comment sections like this with Scottish Nationalist 🏴 anti English 🏴 drivel, they are genuinely shocked. They all have good happy lives in England 🏴 and long may that be the case for them as long as they wish to call England 🏴 home. Scotland 🏴 is an amazing place with some of the best scenery and the nicest people you could ever meet. Scottish 🏴 nationalism let's Scotland 🏴 down as it really comes from a place of hatred, and that hatred being for a whole nation of English 🏴 people. It really is sad.
what?? people in scotland dont think about england. thats a dumb ass thing to say. iv never met a scottish person who even says the world england. why would there better be obsessed in anyway? we feel sorry for the people of england. we dont want english overlords controlling there better. i know fine well you aint scottish. cause england like america. use are only great to use. no one else has that thought. u could of said anything. but to say obsessed about england. our little mentally ill sister. that we look after. that we pay. that we feed an house. there doctors an hospitals paid by us. what part of scotland u kidding on your from? im screen shotting this. your one funny ass motherfxr...
@@hey12542 you wont find it. once again. scotland is not against the english people. were against being robbed blind by the goverment. england is being lied to daily. its not there fault. its all our problem. theres a differnce
you do know wat u just said? englsnd is 8th w english people got robbed to. not just our 600 trillion an counting. we pay englands rent food eduction. butno high fives for usorld country. were the best country on earth.
Can’t believe the generalising going on here. English people aren’t up themselves at all. What an ignorant thing to say. Generalising a nation over their government really is pathetic. I’m Scottish and living in Wiltshire and love the people round here.
Great bunch of people you've found here. I've travelled a lot to Scotland and always found the Scots to be helpful, kind and civil.
As we know the English are.
@@donaldgraham6431 Give it a rest.
I think we do have an issue with Westminster but I have exactly the same feelings possibly even stronger about Holyrood, so no problems with English just politicians Period.
Dandy Dinmont.
And many English people certainly have a big problem with Westminster.
Especially the current resident of Ten Downing street, also the nut jobs in the ERG.
Oh and the vast majority of the conservative party in general,may I add.
@@silversurfer7079 yea but the argument is that the Scots didn't vote for them twats. We voted for our own twats that we can hold more accountable
@@skindred1888 . That's slightly a better option, sounds like.
@@silversurfer7079 I agree with you 100% but the only reason this current bunch of self serving wasters got in was that the alternative frightened the living daylights out of every right thinking person! Scary as!
@@rossolancer . Devil and the deep blue sea unfortunately.
Proud to be Scottish above all, but I love Welsh, English and Irish people! Apart from when it comes to sport 🥴🏴
Can we chat
I'm English and I love the Scottish people and their culture is amazing. For 300 years the people of Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and England have become one in a nation .and that is something to behold and be proud of . Sure we have our own individuality and cultures, . But that is what makes the u.k " BRITAIN GREAT " and diverse.
No.
You’d be surprised how many Unionists hate diversity because they see it as a threat. An example would be the protection and celebration of Scots and Gaelic languages
@@OneTrueScotsman WHAT A FOOL?
Àgree entirely. Better together.
@@familyseed1555 Yes, you are. Thanks for highlighting it.
I am French, and have always got on very well with both Scottish and English people.
My lifelong and best friend is a Scot, so I could be a bit biased, but seriously, I believe the vast majority of Scottish folk are very friendly, warm and easy to get on with.
"The Auld Alliance" between the Scots & the French has always been relatively strong
We love the French
Respect from Ireland to all...
Respect from the UK to Ireland and all
🇬🇧❤🍀
@@theemperor6413 Respect from the Royal family to Ireland! The Royals have paid numerous visits to Ireland over the past few years,including a visit by QE2 which blew all Irish people away,plus several visits by Prince Charles. These visits have greatly contributed to a warming of relations between the two countries.
Ireland and the UK are brothers with a troubling past but as every year goes by the relationship improves and I hope it continues too
I (a Belgian) have been to Schotland two weeks ago, i've met this girl Lucy in Glencoe who gave me a lift when i was lost. 2 guys that helped me find my way to Glen nevis and I must say that in that limited time there i have met so many kind people who always talked open and with care that i want to move to Schotland (not joking).
I traveled a lot and met all kinds of folks but the Scottish people have a special place in my heart.
P.s: i only visited Edingburgh Dumbarton Glencoe and Glasgow. I haven't talked or met any English.
As an Irish person, I think English people (individually) are great but whenever I meet a Scottish person it's like meeting a neighbour. Scottish people are definitely far more craic. They dont even have to try.
You aint met enough English people, then. Come to Wolves and change your mind.
@@Turrican60 The English people are no craic
@@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344 They were right to kill your language with a name like that
@@elkaotik6790 They failed at that, genocide doesn't work on the Irish. We don't die
@@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344 That's a HUUUGE generalisation there mate, you think the Cornish are anything like the Geordies? Scouserss and Yorkshiremen?
I'm English i love the Scottish people. Since the 70's when i was knee high to a grass hopper I've had many a good holidays in Scotland and met some great people. I've also met some idiots but we have got plenty of them in England as well and to the lady who said it's just Boris she doesn't like well i don't like him either👍.
I'm Scottish, and love everything Scottish except that some Scots hate the English. I lived in England for many years and made wonderful friends who supported me through all kinds of problems. We keep in touch and they feel like family.
When I was young, I was really anti English. I was just a kid at the time and heard some others coming out with anti English stuff and just went along with it, without thinking about whether it was true, or not. Of course with any group, the Law of Averages says there are going to be those who do conform to any stereotypes there may be about that group, but that doesn't mean that most of that group conform to them. Out of all the people I know, both Scottish and English, if I was somehow unable to discern accents and whenever anyone told me where they were from, or gave other clues as to their origins, I instantly forgot it (like the guy from the film "Memento"!), I can honestly say that I doubt I could tell who was English and who was Scottish! Personally I agree with what I think George Bernard Shaw once said, namely "Patriotism is thinking that the place you come from is the best, because you happen to come from there!" I also have a German friend who tends to be late for everything and also has a good sense of humour, even thinking that the sick stuff I have told her that Jerry Sadowitz has said, when I have seen him live, is funny! I also have a Swedish friend who is one of the jolliest people you could ever meet, again dispelling stereotypes about gloomy Scandinavians! When I was young, I remember being caught up in all the excitement, hype and over confidence about the 1978 World Cup and the gloating that England hadn't qualified for the second successive time. However, thinking about it now, if the boot had been on the other foot and England had qualified and lots of English people gone on like we did, then there would be all the usual complaining about English arrogance etc.!
I also lived down south for 4 years, alongside our fellow Celts, the Welsh, great people!👌
@@lukewhoisagamer3084 you don't know most Scottish
@@lukewhoisagamer3084 Oh, really? So you've personally met and interviewed every Scottish person, have you? It's a good job most folks, of whatever nationality, don't feel the need to "hate" others for no good reason, but I see you're doing your best to fan the flames. We Brits, whether English, Scottish or Welsh, all live on the same small stretch of island, so grow up and open those narrow eyes.
@@RonSill1986 Yes he does.
I love going to England; they have such beautiful scenery, lovely little rustic pubs, floral dancing is so enchanting, and the people, on the whole, are very friendly. though sometimes a little bit difficult to understand.
your clearly not scottish. us in scotland could not give a flying fk about them. we want them gone or dead.
I’m English and I love Scots they’re just so funny 😂 I had Scottish neighbours before and I am part Scottish. And Welsh too. And a third irish. Glad to be british 😂🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴🇨🇮
no
The people of Scotland are not alone when it comes to the poor distribution of wealth I live in the Midlands we suffer just the same but at the moment we should all stand together and get through this covid nightmare.
Heard a lot of this from various regions of England, to some degree I have a great deal of sympathy with the argument of unity, this somewhat falls apart when the same regions vote Brexit and vote Tory against the wishes of the majority of Scotland and we have to suffer the consequences of actions not of our making, there comes a point when enough is enough and we have to leave the shitshow to those who brought it upon themselves. This is in no way anti English it’s just a case of wanting a say in our own outcomes.
the kfc boss spot on 👍
Stevens 77 the difference is we in the Midlands vote for tories in large numbers so we only have our self to blame
@@thekfcboss64 The facts are that the regions of England have more EU immigration than Scotland and the infrastructure is not as good as down South. So I won't sneer at or blame people who voted Tory. The Labour party is even more split on Europe than the Tory's ever were.
From Scotlands point of view I would say see how the next few years go because we are a United Kingdom and I am sure that some states in US may never vote Democrat but don't seek independence.
@@Sportspenguin77 300 + years the Union has had to make it’s case, for over 100 years the Labour Party has promised home rule, promises were made in 2014 that were never kept to the extent that the UK government are actively making us poorer. why wait for 5 more years.
Today we have a Tory Government, in 4 years we may have a Labour Government, either way the Scottish electorate will have rejected both, neither are popular here.
In regards to being a United Kingdom, NI voted against Brexit- special deal, Gibraltar voted against Brexit- Special deal, England and Wales voted for Brexit got what they wanted, the only part of the UK that democracy doesn’t seem to apply to us Scotland...
We are all human no matter where we come from, it is the few that spoil things.
Yes - Vote Independence!
I absolutely love my Welsh, Scottish and Irish neighbours and am immensely proud of what we all bring as a United Kingdon to the world. Also all have beautiful countries too!
Bugghh
Ah dear, Republic of Ireland is not part of any united kingdom. Think your geopolitics is a wee bit mixed up.
@@EMMYK1916 well dont upset yourself to much, anyone reading would naturally understand that I was referring to our Northern Irish neighbours. Did your mother never teach you that if you have nothing nice to say other than a smart arse comment then don't say anything at all, Dear.....
@@michellejarvis1099 BRAVO, Michelle. Respect from Wolverhampton ;-)
@@michellejarvis1099 well said Michelle myself Coming from Northern Ireland we are better together as one ❤️🇬🇧
My grandfather was a Scottish protestant and my grandmother Irish Catholic, not once did they say anything bad about the English , I only heard jokes about Irish ,English , Scottish and welsh , no underhand comment , on this side of the world we are lucky as we all need each other , I follow three teams , Newcastle, Celtic and Napoli and I've met English and Scottish guys who follow Napoli and had a good time just chatting , we all have some difference in our culture but basically the same , just be decent to other's ad others will be the same
We have a friendly banter in sports, but I for one think the Scottish people are great, and when I hear a lone piper I am very proud to be a member of the United kingdom.
Well still be proud of your country what ever one you live in. You don't need to have other people make your life decisions for you.
From a highlander..you wrote like a true English gentleman.
Donald Graham I thank for your kind reply, god bless.
I love Flower of Scotland. The most beautiful National Anthem of any country.
@@casperwallace9685 Meh, I don't think I am particularly proud to be Scottish, or British for that matter, just happens to be where I was born, I am a proud human and I just think we need to cooperate more with each other as a whole for the good of every member of the species. I welcome anyone if they are friendly, borders are an artificial creation anyway.
Come to Southern Appalachia in the US and you can see what a mixture of all of you look like. The most beautiful women on earth. The family farm I live on are of Welsh ancestry. My last name is English. My mother's folks were Scottish. And we're all part Irish. A huge Scots Irish population as well as the Highlanders which came here last time y'all weren't getting along. Keep the peace from a place where we seem to have lost that spirit for the time.
This is very nice...but no insult is intended when saying that it is largely theatrical. In the same part of the country when an 'African-American' is identified as such, a vast span of the locals who so prize their European ancestry quake, contemptuously condemning the practice by saying 'Why don't you all just say "American"!' I have no doubt you're a much needed exception to the rule, but neither does any such local pride erupt when somebody talks about the portion of their blood is from Africa...or X... or Y. Unfortunately -- and especially of late -- we are not exemplary of much pride in our ancestral lands, taking even joyous laughter when caging kids, reviling countries as sh&*%hole countries, and blocking whole demographic groups from coming. Tragic. Ugly.
@@i.m.9918 Has Biden stopped that yet? xD
@@maewest68 -- Yes. He has signed 'Executive Orders' to end the most egregious policies concerning immigration and separating and caging 'non-white' kids (because there's no chance of getting them past a Republican bloc in Congress). Yesterday, he reinstated the State Department and told the international community that 'America is back', meaning no more outward love of dictators and a renewed support for liberal democracy and the 'western alliance' (especially against Russia). Now... 'those' were the 'easy' things to do. The 'heavy lifting' is yet to be done, and it remains to see if Biden will follow through. His past as an accommodationist with no real vision is likely to prevail, but he deserves a chance. Already what is surfacing with respect to things like serial police brutality and murder of darker-complected citizens etc. he's talking about 'forming committees' (which is code for theatrical nothingness). Biden is a nice guy... but historically he's not been a dynamic or progressive one. He's benefitted from Barack Obama's choosing him as Vice-President 'because' his not being notably progressive wouldn't scare middle class whites tentative about having a non-white President. But.... he deserves a chance. He certainly owes the African-American voters who salvaged his dying campaign in South Carolina.
@@i.m.9918 Biden is not a "nice guy" he's clearly a corrupt scumbag, especially where his son is concerned. And he hasn't removed ICE, so I guess they're going to continue doing their job. Now the Right in America will see how disgusting the Left is, and stop playing "nice". They need to start toughening up, especially if they win the House back.
@@maewest68 -- Keep swinging, sport. Given the standard set by Republicans, Biden's certainly a 'nice (albeit problematic) guy'. He has avoided calling countries he's never visited 'sh&$-hole' countries, he's resisted fomenting a violent rabble of ignoramuses to attack the Capitol and overturn a democratic election, he's resisted rubbing feces on Capitol walls, he's resisted approving of violence and murder of political opposition, he's resisted mocking the disabled, he's resisted directing government operations to his personal property for private gain, etc. etc. Yeah.... that's good enough for the qualification of a 'nice (albeit problematic) guy'. If attacking the Capitol and killing cops is the Right 'playing nice', well... I really hope you get some help. Accept that you lost the election. Q is a clown. And your hero Ms. Greene is booted from committees in the name of decency. Accept it. You'll feel better when you do...and you will be welcome once more amongst the community of upright humanoids.
I'm English and love the Scots!
People are people wherever you go in the world. Good ones, bad ones, happy ones sad ones ❤
I love England and Scotland, we are very much intertwined on multiple levels. I have family spread across both countries. I have lived in both countries for large stretches of my life.. I'm so proud to be a UK citizen.
I was born in Dundee but lived in England for 50 years and married to an English female and have lots of English friends, if anyone listened to us at work or having a laugh together they would say it was racist because of some of the things we call each other but it's only fun/banter and both sides know it so I think it's 99% a happy relationship with a couple of bad apples on both sides.
I’m English, I love Scotland and the folk there. Happy days going to Tynecastle, when I could 👍
I’m an English man travelling through Scotland right now and I can honestly say all the Scottish people I’ve met have been absolutely delightful to talk too. I think this Scotland vs England thing is childish as does nothing but divide two truly wonderful people. Yes there are good and bad characters from all walks of life but don’t let one rotten apple spoil the barrel. Every day ordinary people are wonderful and yes the people with money whether from Scotland or England can have an arrogance about them. I think all every day people doesn’t matter where you come are great, it’s the governments that perpetuate this divide us rubbish be it suits their agenda of control.
But we should be divided. Scotland deserves to have a government it can elect and hold to account. We're perpetually denied this whilst we're in the union.
@@OneTrueScotsman United Ireland=UK
@@familyseed1555 Not for long.
It's the media that exaggerates the rivalry.
The media is always trying to divide the Welsh, Scottish and English.The SNP was set up to further set up division amongst us,and they are not Nationalists, more like Marxist's.Look who they elected as leader,not even a Scot, says all you need to know about them,and as for Sturgeon.And the Scottish Labour Party too.England and Scotland needs to take their country's back,and strengthen our union,not divide it 🏴🏴🇬🇧
Hello
I'm Scottish , 44yr old I've never had a problem with the English people I've met through life , Had some good laughs , I guess it's all down to your character , and body language and the way treat each other
Any Scotsman I’ve met in the past has been very friendly. I think in general they seem like really nice people.
I love Scotland and I find it really sad that there is this perceived animosity between us.
That's because you're not on the receiving end of a bad arrangement, with no option of leaving it.
The rivalry exists in Scotland, not in England.
its not against the english people. use have been fooled an robbed to.. use dont have any say wat so ever. we dont hate the people. in fact. every english has come from scotland in there dna. we invented england wen rome left celtic land. it was all here an all ireland. we invented use. theres no english blood line. there is us before time was recorded. we dont hate english people. use got worse eduction worse health care worse legal system. use are fxd. but use get north karea like america. millions dead. starving an homeless. but scotlands drug deats. lol use do know use have more drug deaths than scotland by 1000 fold.. use do know use have worst healthcare in the world. second to only isis america. america. only place on the planet that ound a loop hole for murder. scotland invented law so there wouldnt be deaths. but they found our made a loop hole. an the animosity is not un just. use are to stupid to rule. how can the superior be ruled by the stupid. it makes no sense. use have royals. actual people use bow to. an you think use are normal. thats not normal at all. plus use are thick as shit. make nothing. build nothing. create nothing. thats only to your goverment. people of england will torch england after scotland leave an there asking weres our money. taxes will tripple. bills 5 times higher. only to pay your royals an mps. use have no money. use never have. we apy all your rent an food gas an leky..
im sorry. do you only think scotalnd pays for england wile begin from the pennies of our pounds. we invented england. wat they do. sell us as slaves take our land n money. fk english
The animosity doesn’t extend to English people per se. It’s more for the fact that the current set up will always favour London centric southern dynasty governments who don’t care for anything in northern realms. This drives the resentment because the Celtic nations are generally poorer. The politics will always be skewed to be London centric which doesn’t relate to Scots.
The average everyday English person, absolutely no issues. It’s the union and representation that is the issue.
I am a scot married to a wife who was born in Middlesex to an English mother. My daughter lives in Essex and has raised both children there. I have no negative thoughts about the English as a people. I evaluate people as individuals not there race or colour or religion or anything else for that matter. I visited the commonwealth graves of WW1 and could find no separation between scots and English soldiers. Disliking people based on colour or any other criteria is in my view based on ignorance and fear not to mention poor education.
I am a citizen of the UK, proud of the GB an born in England to an Italian parent. I have travelled widely but as beautiful as those places where, there is no comparison. The Scots are the most ferocious, most loyal friends anyone could wish for. Always friendly and ready to drink you under the table. Apart from on a match day (kissball or the proper sport of rugby) 😂
I'm proud of England not gb
scot here thanks for the compliment anyway would you like a beer?
@@andrewjoyce9038 England and job same thing
While you're at it, you should visit the City of Wolverhampton and the Black Country area in general if you fancy a proper good booze-up, a warm welcome and loyal friends. We're the salt of the earth, aer kid, but that's us Yam-Yams all over ;-)
Most people are decent.
Yes we are special and we are England 🏴
Great videos!
I lived and worked from Edinburgh for 18 months. To change the question - I have nothing but respect for the Scots - a very upright people, honest and hardworking!
i met some friends from across the uk in Scotland, and i was absolutely dreading going, almost to the point of pulling out as i could not deal with the hatred towards the English. But i stuck it out and found Everyone to be friendly and we had a great time wherever we went, the Scots were friendly and welcoming, just like distant! So much so we all went the next year! Lovely People, such a shame it is run by The SNP who's only goal is to Destroy England and spread hatred towards its people! But as for The Scot's they are lovely people!
Scottish independence has nothing to do with hatred for the English...
Scotland is pro-european and England is not.
The only way to conciliate that is for Scotland to become independent and join the EU if the Scottish people wishes to...
The friendship between the two countries will continue.
@@guleiro Well thats not quiet true as the vote was 52/48, and i voted to remain! Trust me there still is a lot of hatred towards English people, when we do not have the same feelings for Scottish people. Some Scots assume England is full of White privileged people (Like Boris!) when this could not be further from the truth.
I do find the the bit about Scotland been an independent country a bit confusing? as if Scotland wishes to be Independent, why would it want to give all its new found freedom to another Establishment, that will control its Laws etc? Surely Independence means freedom from control of others??
@@burntsoup Hey mate, we would all like freedom from Westminster! Like I said, for me i wouldn't want anyone stuck in a relationship they don't like. But what happens when or if you rejoin Europe and it doesn't go to plan, what next? Where do you go then? Remember when you was part of Europe it was the UK partnership that that together got results you liked, obviously or you wouldn't be wanting to go back. But this time you will be a very small country demanding things and been told to be quiet as you don't have the clout without your English Welsh n N Irish Cousins?
You just fell into the media lies...well done.
@@michaelwade1092 Really.....so
BREXIT
Leave
53.4% England - Got that they voted for
52.5% Wales - Got what they voted for.
get priority over
Remain
62% Scotland - Denied their choice
55.8% in N Ireland - having special arrangements with EU
96% Gibraltar - - Struck a deal with Spain, joining the EU Schengen zone
So NOT one deal for all.
I love Scottish people. Proud, kind, and humble🏴❤️
I was late this time to comment, but here I am.... Nice job as always 👍🏻 :)
I lived in Scotland for a while. Great people.
I am an English man with a ton of Scottish ancestors. I love the Scots but am proud to be English.
Thanks for the subtitles.
As an Englishman from Newcastle with Scottish heritage on my fathers side I have been treated so well by the people of Scotland from Dumfries and Galloway to Stornoway and all points in between I work three weeks of every month up there, hospitality, kindness and their sense of humour is very very akin to the North East people, probably proximity helps. But the Scots....I would rather have them on my side than a lot of others make no mistake, tough people but the kindest.
Great Crack I love it.....regards from England
I was up in Inverness playing golf with 7 others from Leeds like myself,. also 12 guys from London. We loved it, fine city and great people with patriotism for their country. Thoroughly enjoyed my short break as we all did, roll on next October for our next trip there. Oh flower of Scotland
Inverness is only 'up' if you are Anglo centric which most English people are. It's so easy to mistake it for arrogance, hence the problem.
@@macocaire1314 Scottish born and bred, and Inverness is up to me as well.
there's a lot of good and bad banter, but when the sh*t hits the fan, we've got each other's back ♥
I don't
@@OneTrueScotsman That's because you are one of the few wankers north of the border, that's probably always leaching off us English!
@@WORCESTERTHATCH You're leeching off of us, kid.
Scots generate 9.4 per cent of UK's annual revenues in tax, yet we only represent 8.4 per cent of the UK's total population.
For every pound sent to London, we get about 60 pence back. The majority of Scots voted to leave in 2014, but people from England, living in Scotland (13% of the population) voted to stay in the union.
In 2021, over half the Scottish electorate voted for pro-indy parties.
According to a recent poll by pro UK Gordon Brown, fewer than a third of Scots feel a common bond with English people.
We want nothing from you, except for you to get out of the way of our independence.
@@OneTrueScotsman Good old copy & paste AY? and old data at that too, numpty! Most of your revenue is from North Sea oil pal, what happens when this is no longer feasible to drill? suppose you have deep-fried Mars bars & haggis to fall back on 🤣🤣🤣During 2022-23 tax revenue generated in Scotland, including North Sea oil revenues, amounted to £87.5 billion (8.6% of UK total). During the same period, Scotland benefited from about £106.6 billion in public spending (9.2% of UK total). These were both more than Scotland’s 8.2% population share of the UK. As a result Scotland’s total deficit was £19.1 billion or 9% of its total GDP, while the UK-wide deficit was 5.2% of UK GDP. In 2022-23 the Energy Profits Levy and energy price increases resulting from the war in Ukraine meant Scotland’s North Sea public sector revenues hit a record-high of £9.4 billion. As a result public revenue per person in Scotland was £696 higher than the UK average. At the same time, public spending per person in Scotland was £2,217 higher than the UK average. This means that, even with record-high revenues from the North Sea, people in Scotland continue to benefit from pooling and sharing resources across the UK, with a net dividend of £1,521 for each and every person in Scotland.
Block Grant funding for the Scottish Government is the highest since devolution began at around £41 billion a year for 2022-2025. This means that for every £100 per person the UK Government spends in England on matters devolved to Scotland, the Scottish Government will receive around £126 per person in Scotland.
@@WORCESTERTHATCH I don't need to copy and paste. Some of us have a functioning memory. A shame for you, that you don’t.
Some of our revenue is from oil? So like lots of other countries then? Including the oil that's been propping up your economy, too?
Nor will we need it to keep our economy going. Ireland, New Zealand, and a dozen other countries, similar sized, similar resourced, as Scotland, all manage perfectly fine without being chained to Little England. Scotland did for almost a thousand years, itself, before the union was forced on us.
Unionists waged all the same sorts of pathetic threats at Ireland before they left Britain. Go and ask them if they regret it. Ask them if they'd ever return. Ask every other former colony while at you're at it.
As far as government spending and block grants, It really isn't that straight forward. Scotland's budget is set by Westminster, and so is a good portion of the spending. A lot of that spending doesn't benefit Scotland in any way, as it is spent in the rUK, on sleazy projects like HS2, which would have brought no benefits to Scotland.
Also, for years Scotland ran at a surplus, but were still paying interest on debt that the UK was accumulating. The figures the UK gov produce are manufactured to make it look like Scotland is in dire straits, always needing a hand out. If that was actually the case, the Tories would happily let us leave!
The whole point of independence is to not do things the way it's been done, while Scotland has been chained to the UK. And forced to function and trade in ways that was always to benefit London, England.
And what does it say for your country, that even if it were true, that you were "giving Scotland lots and lots of English money" that we STILL want to leave anyway?
That the money is no good to us? It's also funny how England's the only country in the union without a significant independence movement, or even a single pro-indy political party. Yet if you're to be believed, you're throwing money around, left right and centre, to keep the union together
It doesn't add up. Figure out why.
I’m English & I love my Scottish friends 👍