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But Englishness, Britishness in general, is rather like BPD. That doesn't mean people are stupid. Au contraire. The English do take rasher decisions. It's a damaging decision in many ways, but the right decision.
The British are just not used to be heard, appreciated.
Borderline crazy. I love it.
That also means that politics is conservative, systemically, to counteract that, generally. People have adopted (long ago) enough Stoicism to deal with extreme emotions and to withstand fear. People like Trump are not playing fair and he'd never seize power in the UK.
Systemically borderline crazy but very sane, rational leaders, and lots of conservatism.
Americans are really different. More European. Not calming down and carrying on.
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Others should learn from that.
Britain rule the (emotional) waves.
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Last edited by Icare dixit; Jun 26, 2016 at 10:20 AM.
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