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Originally Posted by Eurosceptic Atlanticist
That's just it - nationalist feeling doesn't even approach that seen in Wales - which barely voted in favour of the Welsh Assembly.
The anti-English lot are merely a vocal minority and whilst there is a lot of talk of an assembly or even 'independence' - this is never replicated come the elections. Mebyon Kernow get less votes than UKIP.
Cornwall is part of England and it most likely always will be.
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The nationalist feeling is popular and clearly not a minority it is just not intense. Nationalism doesn't have to be anti-English and this is the problem you people have, your feelings come from some emotional appeal to a glorious England and you seem to take autonomy for Cornwall as a threat to that.