American Celebration of Music - British Isles

[KapernicusI]

Ireland, Scotland , Great Britain? What happened to England and Wales there? And surely music relating to Scotland is part of Great Britain music anyway? That order of names is certainly odd.

[Robin89uk]

HURR DURR! Scortland is part of Great Britain dummy.

[YARROWS]

Wales is part of England again.

[Triplesod]

@YARROWS I'd like to see you tell a Welshman that.

Wales is a principality.

[TomBarry192I]

Ireland is an Irish isle!

[musiccelebrations]

Google "encyclopedia britannica" "british isles"

[TomBarry192I]

Britannica? Brit - annica? I smell outdated empire talk.

Ireland is an Irish isle

[KapernicusI]

@TomBarry192I The problem is that you Irish have eroneously connected the term British to the politics od nationalism v. loyalism. We are all British and some happen to not want to be part of the union of the British people.

[TomBarry192I]

@KapernicusI The Irish people are Irish end of story.

[KapernicusI]

@TomBarry192I Oh. I didn't know that. It is quite an idea, I must say.

Obviously I am well aware of the fact that Iish people are Irish. They also happen to be part of the British ethnic group.

[TomBarry192I]

@KapernicusI No they are not, what a laughing stock you are.

[Triplesod]

@musiccelebrations You're right but you seperated Scotland from Great Britain. This is something many Americans seem to do. Scotland is in Britain. So you should have shown an Irish flag and a British flag, or an Irish flag, English, Scottish and Welsh flag.

I'm nitpicking. Don't blame me though! Tom started it!! ;)

[clubcard246]

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