brexit and your right to be proud of your country

[micksea]

If you think being proud to be English dosn't automatically make you racist and you don't feel the need to point that out to every narrow minded,brainwashed twonk on the internet you can bump this thread or just sit back,assured that you are quite normal (thumbs)

[Crossrutted]

I'm proud to be English and British and am definitely not racist.

(Just wish I was going to remain European in the eyes of the world)

[Mike101]

I'm 100% not racist...I make sure I hate all people equally!

Mike

[Africa John]

I'm from Yorkshire so dislike of anybody else is in me genes (thumbs)

At the end of the world if there is only me and another Yorkshireman left there will still be an argument as only one us can be reet
:laugh:

[JonnyBravo]

I'm also an well balanced person -

I have a chip on both shoulders (thumbs)

[AndyB]

I'm proud to be British but not particularly proud of the way the country voted last week. I can accept the result because that's democracy but the fact that we were lied to about important things like the NHS makes me wonder if these are the right people to take us out of Europe?

The referendum exposed a darker side of some of the British people that I'd sooner not be associated with and that's going to stick with us for a long time

[Crossrutted]

I'm proud to be British but not particularly proud of the way the country voted last week. I can accept the result because that's democracy but the fact that we were lied to about important things like the NHS makes me wonder if these are the right people to take us out of Europe?

The referendum exposed a darker side of some of the British people that I'd sooner not be associated with and that's going to stick with us for a long time

Pretty much describes my view.

Over the last 10 years, I've often thought (generally after beer)that if I ever met Bliar, Brown or Balls I would dot them on the nose, however they are safe now, as Mr Farage is much more deserving. (thumbs)

[AndyB]

I'm currently sitting outside a cafe in Monschau (Germany) reading some of the reports on racist attacks on Polish members of the community since the result was announced. I feel physically sick to see this kind of thing in my home country.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06 ... exit-vote/

Proud? Not in the slightest bit :sick:

[Redmurty]

I'm currently sitting outside a cafe in Monschau (Germany) reading some of the reports on racist attacks on Polish members of the community since the result was announced. I feel physically sick to see this kind of thing in my home country.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06 ... exit-vote/

Proud? Not in the slightest bit :sick:

of course none of this ever happened before the referendum........

read what an Irish member of this forum has written about racism and being Irish (thumbs)

cheers Spud

[AndyB]

I'm currently sitting outside a cafe in Monschau (Germany) reading some of the reports on racist attacks on Polish members of the community since the result was announced. I feel physically sick to see this kind of thing in my home country.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06 ... exit-vote/

Proud? Not in the slightest bit :sick:

of course none of this ever happened before the referendum........

read what an Irish member of this forum has written about racism and being Irish (thumbs)

cheers Spud

Well that makes it so much better.