What do you think of England? (Page 2)

[vanhan]

Its not as boring as other european countries considering london ofc.

[impalabill]

I would love to visit. I have a cousin who lived there.

[The-Wise-Phoenix]

A socialist nanny state.

[Alyssa11]

I live here... I think of home.

[Gwenhwyfar]

A romanticized vision

[slatyb]

If you are tired of London, you are tired of life.

[Dream_vacation]

That's idiotically false. Much better places in the world to experience life.

[slatyb]

@Dream_vacation Such as?

[Dream_vacation]

New York, Paris, LA, Lisbon, Florence, Singapore, Manila, Taipei etc

[pink_macaron]

Nothing much I don’t really care about them

[Juxtapose]

A people jailed by their own government. R. I. P.

[Aimée__LJ]

Home

[SlightlyEccentric]

I don't think about them at all

[OfDeath]

I've never heard of it.

[TurkishDİxon3419]

Their accents are so offensive to me.

[IncognitoBandito]

England Schmengland... Scottish Independence Yes!!

[Anonymous]

England? Never heard of it.

[Yaharro]

British who capture 23% of Earth

[sp33d]

Land of raining, even when it's dry.

[najekim]

It's on the East side of the Atlantic.

[Anonymous]

Englund Gambit.
London System.

[Anonymous]

Too liberal and authoritarian

[EnglishEuropean]

Isn't liberal authoritarian an oxymoron?

[Opinion Owner]

It's complicated. American liberalism and European liberalism aren't necessarily the same. So it depends on where you live. Secondly, ideologies change, or at the very least, have "versions," for lack of a better term. So maybe at one point it'd be an oxymoron, and another, not so much. If you're thinking of classical liberalism, maybe it's an oxy moron. But what would REALLY be an oxymoron (which even this it's debatable) would be a libertarian authoritarian. But even this is arguable since people are rarely JUST libertarians or JUST authoritarian. Most people have a set of views/beliefs, some of which harbor one quality, others harboring the other quality, but depending on how much from each side will land you somewhere along the spectrum, usually on one side over the other. Think of it like a spectrum from -100 to 100. Someone who has 50 libertarian views and 10 authoritarian views might land themselves on -40 on the libertarian-to-authoritarian spectrum (leaving them on the libertarian side, while still having some authoritarian views). Lastly, in order to achieve Libertarianism, you sometimes have to employ authoritarianism. It's odd, I know. So I guess what I'm trying to say is, it's deeper than simply it being an "oxymoron" or not. Thst simply doesn't do it justice.

[EnglishEuropean]

Good point.

[Opinion Owner]

Thank you

[kingykringy]

The way people pronounce “can’t”

[Anonymous]

I prefer other countries than that one

[jon28805]

I was in London once and I loved it!

[Alpharus]

T E A, A R S E, R U B B E R

[JessieBellll]

Shit weather

[Fuentes]

Entering Communism

[Iron_Man]

I love it awesome

[disgustingweebtrash]

I think nothing

[Casia94]

I like england.

[Hanmakev]

Faggots

[Zygum]

Great country

[Anonymous]

English babes

[Bluemax]

Who is your favorite?

[Anonymous]

Fish and chips!

[jimmy2]

Its a great place

[Diya010]

I like England

[Anonymous]

White

[wankiam]

eh? its one of the most culturally diverse countries on earth

[ChrisMaster69]

@wankiam yeah this comment made me go Eh. Obviously someone that has not been to London, Birmingham, Leicester etc etc lol

[wankiam]

@ChrisMaster69 or further than the end of his street... i mean i live on an ex council estate which is full of chavs but drive down the road and im into middle class suburbia without a chav in sight

[ChrisMaster69]

@wankiam I moved from near Birmingham, where if I took the train to work I likely travelled with most of the world.

Obviously Northumberland is slightly different.

[PurpleDrank69]

I wish

[Dream_vacation]

Native English people are white. just because people move to England doesn't mean that's the sudden identity of the country. Unless they completely took over the country and exterminated white people.