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That’s pretty much it. If you visit somewhere like r/CasualUK you will get people talking about “up north” and “being a proud northerner” and such like. They ar
by thebruce87m 2y ago
That’s pretty much it. If you visit somewhere like r/CasualUK you will get people talking about “up north” and “being a proud northerner” and such like. They are all English people talking about England. Which is fine, but it’s supposed to be a UK subreddit.
Even when foreigners are asking about travel advice. Must confuse the hell out of them. Or maybe some foreigners think that England = UK anyway so it all balances out?
- steve_adams_86 2y agoEngland == UK isn’t a thing here in Canada, but I imagine it isn’t in any commonwealth nation. I think we learned more about the UK as kids than we did about the United States.
- murrayb 2y agoSame in Australia. But my Dad was a Scotsman so I had it well emphasised
- bdjsiqoocwk 2y agoIn the same way that England isn't the UK, reddit isn't HN. If you want to complain about a subreddit, go there.