Dutch king supports all his subjects. Would King Charles III do the same for England, Scotland, Canada, Australia and New Zealand?
>>155580899Kek
>>155580899The House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha has always been weak and degeneate
>>155580899His capital city is minority Dutch BTW
>>155581282Amsterdam is a designated containment zone for just that purpose. Good to know you have been successfully indoctrinated.
you forgot ghana and south africa, who are also in the commonwealth
>>155581270It's the house of Mountbatten-Windsor now(I guess that'd be Battenberg-House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha)
>>155580899Curacao is an actual colony, those countries aren't
>>155581366yes 3 of these are theoretically separate monarchiesbut england and scotland are just subdivisions not that different from us states or german lands. these teams only exists because they had no one else to play with for the first 40 years of football
>>155581311>our largest city is full of foreigners>but it's totally fine guys nothing to worry about
>>155580899what even is curacao, ive never heard of it till this world cup.
>>155581270Literal jews
>>155581366Charles is still head of state for all of them
>>155581418>england and scotland are just subdivisions not that different from us states or german landsEngland and Scotland are countries, that - along with Wales and Northern Ireland - together make up the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. I couldn't speak for Germany, but California isn't considered a country; neither is Texas, North Dakota, or any of the other states that together make up the United States of America, as the Civil War settled that issue.
A more accurate comparison would be the European Union: a union of countries, which are joined together socially and politically, to varying degrees.
>>155582157>>155582226>England and Scotland are countriesit's *literally* just a name of a first level subdivision, you just happen to call them countries, that doesn't make them special. Germany also uses the word "Land" to mean both other countries and their own federal subdivisions. Or States in the united states, same difference. All of those or Spain have more autonomy than any British country especially before Blair's devolutionAnd the reason for separate team is unrelated to any of these. The lads just had no one else to play against yet
it's a country the same way Basque Country (País Vasco) is a country
>>155582500The word 'country' has a meaning that's different from 'state' or 'territory' or etc. I'm not saying this to be insufferable or pedantic, but to say that Scotland is a country, in the same way that Spain or France or Germany are countries, that is part of the United Kingdom. Ohio is not a country, yet it is part of the United States.
>>155581581It's a drink.
>>155582934>Scotland is a country, in the same way that Spain or France or Germany are countriesit literally isn't
>>155580899King Charles would support Australia, but he wouldn't wear the shirt because he's an old man. The Queen famously liked Scotland more than England anyway; that's why she went there to die.The Dutch king is gigabased anyway; he's a qualified pilot and sometimes he does commercial flights for KLM under a false name.
>>155581486Wtf are you even trying to argue? NYC is overrun with the 3rd world, LA is full of Mexicans, and DC is a giant shithole full of nigs as soon as you get a few blocks outside the Mall
>>155580899MY ROYALERINOS
>being subject to a royal familyLiteral cuckold behaviour
>>155580899King Charles lived in Australia for a bit. I bet this lot couldn't point to curacao on the map
>>155580899plastics
>>155582979Scotland is very much a country, in the same way that England, Italy, Portugal, and yes - Poland - are countries. It's described as such in the very first sentence on the Wikipedia entry for Scotland; there's an entire 'Countries of the United Kingdom' Wiki page which breaks down how England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are countries; and of course if you'd prefer to read something actually authoritative, there's the Encyclopedia Britannica, https://www.britannica.com/place/Scotland.
>>155583139All Dutch people can point out Curacao on a map. Also the royal family loves taking "work trips" to the Caribbean part of the kingdom.Keep in mind that our Caribbean territories are, for the region, well developed and safe.
>>155583211nope
>>155583194nah it's a country the same way the Basque Country is a country. that's like comparing Republic of Tatarstan in Russia to the Republic of Kazakhstan. Stop being obnoxious exceptionalist because you happen to use the same word for your subdivisions as for independent sovereign states
>>155581311Holy cope
>>155583194Why are you arguing with someone from a first level sub-division of the EU, and not even one of the important ones at that?
>>155580899wait, who is that on the right though? Doesn't quite look like Ariane or Alexia
>>155583499huh, apparently it's Ariane
>>155583499>>155583525Yes, that's Ariane.
>>155583211“Work trips” = getting blacked btw
>>155583499>>155583525They don't let Alexia near the locker room
>>155583565Lower levels of Dutch education (below university) often offer exchange programs/internships/courses on Curacao, since it's Dutch speaking and they are no part of the Erasmus program. You don't want to hear the stories.
>>155583320I don't know enough about those places to comment. Regardless, Scotland is a country, just as England, Sweden, the Netherlands and Denmark are all countries: and I've already pointed out places with far more authority than me that agree.
>>155583525>>155583566I'll be their loyal subject anytime, if you know what I'm saying
>>155583566the freckles around her mouth area makes it look like a 5 o'clock shadow
>>155580899>>155583525>>155583566The Dutch princesses are made for receiving my penis and birthing my sonsEven the large one
>>155583600ISO disagrees
>>155581270Tbh desu, need a new Cromwell to do away with then
>>155583566what a slut
>>155583194Does scotland have a constitution?Can scotland control the border with england?Who are the heads of state of scotland?Do the english need visas or authorizations to work innscotland?
>>155583320>Basque Countrythey called it like that because in france pays means region>>155583600they are not independent countries, and some regions have more self rule than them, for me they are just regions, it doesnt matter what name you use, country, state, lander, oblast, for me they mean the same
>>155581581> Auscuck doesn't know something that isn't related to beer or domestic abuseColor me surprised
>>155583525
>>155585822- No (neither does England, Wales or Northern Ireland, as it happens)- As in territorial claims? Pass. I'd expect not, though.- King Charles III- No (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Travel_Area)...and your next question is more or less answered by '...because both countries are part of the United Kingdom'.>>155585932A regimental tie, if I'm not mistaken? Based
>>155585932all ugly, well the kid is just a kid, so its unfair to judge her, and the whores from my country could do with a nose job, but they wont because of the backlash
>>155583600I remember arguing about this with someone a few years ago, why are British people so retarded about this? Obviously England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are not "countries" in the normal sense - the country is the UK.
>>155585969I'm not sure why it's so difficult to grasp.
>>155580899the english royals should do this to the usa to trollmax
>>155585962The UK is a unitary state. All governmental authority is vested in the UK and devolved by its choice to constituent bodies. Scotland can literally be abolished or redrawn at the whim of Parliament. It has no inherent authority at all over literally anything. There is no technical standard for country that the member bodies of the UK meet and it is purely a matter of tradition (and the fact that “country” in fact has no technical standard as is a completely meaningless term, see Basque Country, the West Country, Big Sky Country for other totally country countries). However when using “country” in the geopolitical sense rather the wholesome local/geographic identity sense, the UK is the only country in the UK.
>>155586082>There is no technical standard for country that the member bodies of the UK meet and it is purely a matter of tradition (and the fact that “country” in fact has no technical standard as is a completely meaningless termThen, I don't see the problem. Scotland is a country, whether or not "Scotland is a country" is written on a piece of paper somewhere.
Based Wim Lex wears the shirt and doesnt afraid of anything
>>155583600I'm not picking any sides nor am I an expert on the matter I'm about to mention but I feel like if Scotland was truly and autonomous independent country they would've stayed in EU after voting against brexit no?
