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English is an ethnicity, that has never (before now) been debated. It is not based on where you’re born or anything cultural. It’s based on ancestry. I’m half English, half Irish, but 100% anthropomorphic badger.
Traditionally, to be British has meant being ethnically English/Welsh/Scottish, like a national ethnicity umbrella, but nowadays it’s used interchangeably with “British citizen” by most, understandably IMO.
To be unambiguously, completely African and call yourself “English” is akin to ethnocide. If anyone can be English, then it’s a meaningless distinction.
To say someone’s culturally English makes perfect sense, but to say someone IS English requires them to be of English ancestry.
If an Englishman moved to an all-English commune in rural Japan and they all interbred for hundreds of years, the (highly mutated) population of that commune would still be English.
If, instead, my wife and I moved to Japan and our children went on to breed with the natives, and their children bred with the natives (and so on and so forth), at some point that English ancestry would be so diluted as to not be worth considering. Pedants will argue that the point at which English becomes Japanese in this scenario is too woolly; therefore, it’s impossible to classify someone as ethnically Japanese. This is the Sorites paradox. Just because the point at which A becomes B is ambiguous does not overwrite the observable reality that B exists.
To close (sorry, I rant sometimes), I’d ask why these people feel it’s so important to be considered English? Does it matter so much to you that you’re willing to erase the legitimate identity of others just to satisfy your desire to be a Tranglosaxon? Do you feel that a version of you that’s English is worth more than the version that’s Indian or African?
That sounds a bit racist to me.
Not one to glorify violence, but this whole event is an impressive example of how our cultural superiority can be found, not only in our historical accomplishments - but also outside a strip club in Cumbria
This is just a poorly concealed attempt to invade and destroy one of the last British places that serves no purpose in their future… Allegedly
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The largest crypto exchange in the world just experienced the largest robbery in human history—and the person running it is a nomadic autistic man in Dubai posting “Funds are SAFU!”
What a time to be alive.
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How bizarre is this? They all stood up at the exact same time to attack. Almost like they’re sleeper cells…
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Someone Bought the UTSA Student’s Domain Name After She Read a Giddy Poem Celebrating Charlie Kirk’s Murder, Now Anyone Who Googles Her Will Know Who They Are Dealing With thegatewaypundit.com/2026/10…
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It's almost as if--and bear with me here--but it's almost as if you cannot construct a sustainable society around the demands of a few entitled transvestites
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“Weymouth Town Council is not the Foreign Office.”
A message that should be delivered to every council that puts Palestine before bins.
Well done to the councillors who just voted against flying the Palestinian flag of doom over the New Town Hall.
