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Might come across as pedantic, but its important, "the UK" not "England". Confusing the two can upset people, especially those from the rest of the UK. Persona
by graemep 1y ago
Might come across as pedantic, but its important, "the UK" not "England". Confusing the two can upset people, especially those from the rest of the UK.
Personally I do not think its just the UK and Denmark, its pretty much everywhere.
- encom 1y agoI specified England because I don't know what's going on in the rest of the Kingdom. Might be just as bad, I dunno.
- graemep 1y agoThe surveillance laws are all UK wide AFAIK. Some policy with regard to policing is devolved so there might be some small differences in how they are applied, but it is essentially just as bad.
- tonyedgecombe 1y ago>I dunno That came across in your first comment.
- herewulf 1y agoMight come across as pedantic, but it's important, "Kingdom of Denmark" not "Denmark". Confusing the two can upset people, especially those from the rest of the the Kingdom of Denmark. Also, picking on non-native English speakers for using a name that is identical to the very old, commonly accepted name for the entire UK in their own language is beyond pedantic.