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9 minutes ago, makapaka said:

You don’t have to understand it - why does it matter to you whether someone calls themselves English if they’re not bothering you? 

 

i do have to understand things,  

 

quote why does it matter to you, unquote read my last post again.

6 minutes ago, Eric_Collins said:

Then what’s with all this MY BOLD nonccence ? 

i dont know

a i have just realised what ypu mean you have 5000+post and dont know, come on

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15 minutes ago, kidley said:

i do have to understand things,  

 

quote why does it matter to you, unquote read my last post again.

i dont know

a i have just realised what ypu mean you have 5000+post and dont know, come on

You’re not really explaining what your actual issue is here.

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10 minutes ago, makapaka said:

You’re not really explaining what your actual issue is here.

thats because i havnt got an issue, just tell me just what are you getting at.

i will ask my question again for your benefit, why does some English born people call themselves by a different nationality. what issue have you got with that?

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55 minutes ago, kidley said:

I am English and proud of being English and i am interested why some people are not.

 

and to answer Longcol, being English means you where born in England, no matter what you say about it or what you think about your fellow countryman.

 

Why does it matter to me it does not.

very good point and people  who celebrate st georges day are racist according to the left 

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9 minutes ago, ormester said:

very good point and people  who celebrate st georges day are racist according to the left 

Really? I've not heard that one.

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12 minutes ago, kidley said:

thats because i havnt got an issue, just tell me just what are you getting at.

i will ask my question again for your benefit, why does some English born people call themselves by a different nationality. what issue have you got with that?

I don’t know why but neither does it matter to me.

 

a previous poster said it offends them and you seemed to agree but if you don’t then fine.

12 minutes ago, ormester said:

very good point and people  who celebrate st georges day are racist according to the left 

I’ve never heard anyone say that. Where did you hear that?

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11 hours ago, kidley said:

I know plenty of people born in England of foreign parents who call themselves English other than Asians, There are plenty os Asians on Sheffield Forum, could they please enlighten me at least why? 

They can clearly be both though.

They are both Pakistani (racially speaking) and English or more accurately British (nationality speaking), both are correct.

It would be very unusual for someone of a different ethnic background to not recognise that wouldn't it?  So depending on context they may use both identifiers as appropriate.

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9 hours ago, makapaka said:

I don’t know why but neither does it matter to me.

 

a previous poster said it offends them and you seemed to agree but if you don’t then fine.

I’ve never heard anyone say that. Where did you hear that?

since when do i have to have your agreement to any post of mine?

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Just now, kidley said:

since when do i have to have your agreement to any post of mine?

You don’t - I was saying if we agree that it doesn’t matter there is no issue to discuss.

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Just now, makapaka said:

You don’t - I was saying if we agree that it doesn’t matter there is no issue to discuss.

my misunderstanding then 

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Racism is more a global issue than a local one. When separate it encourages differences when connected everyone is from the same world.

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