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Cornwall gets minority status - what does that mean, then?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 เม.ย. 2014
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Charles Windsor is not Cornish. Let us be clear about that.
You’re an ethnic nationalist.
@@user-kf8lt7qp5f How!?!?
Prince Charles ethnically Cornish you have to be kidding me 😂
You mean Charles Saxe-Coburg-Gotha-Windsor...
Englands "latest" minority?
Quit with the condescending insults.
Cornwall was a nation before the Romans and before the Danish and German Anglo Saxon invasions.
Wonderful,telling is what we have known for centuries.
Just in the EU have finally recognised the English as a minority.😂😂😂😂😂.
Where's devolution for Cornwall
ha
There is a public consultation on Cornwall Council's deal with the UK Government regarding Cornwall's devolution right now. Deadline is 17/02/2023. Democracy in action. Kernow bys vykken!
Also your boi prince charles is not cornish
Hopefully we'll one day get our rightful independence. KERNOW BYS VYKEN, ONEN HAG OLL!
I don’t want independence I just want to be separate from England and to be the 5th kingdom
@@LFC1122 that's what I mean when I say independence, as in we break away from the Sowsnek grasp
@@foofy14 ahh okay ☺️
Great job cornwall
Not exactly a balanced piece of reporting was it. It happily reported the UN mistakenly called the language extinct a few years ago, but didn't go on to say it is now correctly classed a "critically endangered". I detected a hint of disrespect from Channel 4 in how this topic was reported.
Epic... I have lived all of my life in the US... my family is from here though.
A lot of Cornish emmigrated to the US to work as miners. Parts of Wisconsin and Michigan have quite large Cornish communities.
Charles Windsor (the King) will never be accepted by us as Cornish. He is not and he never will be.
He has been declared Cornish by the new legislation. It makes no difference, he will always be that Spitting Image character lol. They should remake that show asap.
Trouble is if the puppets formed a political party they would wipeout the 3 main parties that is why they are banned
The only reason anglostan has finally recognised the Cornish is that the population is now so saturated with second and third generation anglo immigrants.That is also why there is now a university.Notice that there was no apology for the centuries of racial oppression?
100%. The English have mistreated the Celtic nations for hundreds of years. Funny how they all move down here though to come buy up our houses and try to turn OUR home into English since they've let their own become overrun by immigrants. I hate it all.
£120k Jesus Christ, that's almost as much as what we spend on anti - (you know what) online each month
Not English new national minority! Not English, isn't that the whole point! And certainly not new!
Well, this aged well didn’t it …
In what way?
Proper job pards get on
What about yorkshire
Yeah. But tbh what are people from Yorkshire actually called besides Yorkshiremen
Yorkers? (sounds just like people from York)
Yorkies (sounds like dog)
Yorkists (people who supportered house of York)
Yorkshire are anglo Saxon decent, (English) Cornwall are brythonic decent, (cornish)
@@gojimovedchannel1478 yorvic
It means that Cornwall is STILL a county in England and a MINORITY need to accept that and move on.
bingpz I was born in Cornwall and lived here all my life, however I wasn't here in 1872. Which makes me English like everyone born and raised in Cornwall. unfortunately there are a few name calling cowards that let the county down not mentioning any names! On the subject of names who the hell is Allah?
So all Cornish people have been DNA tested have they?
Yep lol www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/science-news/11480732/Britons-still-live-in-Anglo-Saxon-tribal-kingdoms-Oxford-University-finds.html
No-one tested me and my family have been here for centuries. This report is based on a study of some not all, although there probably is truth in it it still doesn't change the fact that Cornwall is a part of England.
Cornwall is not England and never was
geordies need this right too
I'm a noob on this subject why are Cornwall so special compared to other counties?
The Cornish are different because they have a separate Celtic culture and language to the rest of England.
But how many people actually speak Cornish? Lol
westhamboy95 Very few but they're still cultusrally and historically different. You could argue the same with Scotland when (unfortunately) only ~50,000 people speak Gaelic. They're still very different to English people.
Fuck them and fuck their minority pasties
westhamboy95 Take it easy, it's Christmas. You can lose the rag for no reason in a few days.
Ok, then. East Anglia still has a flag. We have a history and a regional identity. How come we can't be a minority. Mind you, if the Scottish, Irish, Welsh and Cornish are "minorities", how come the English are not given any recognition?
***** Cornwall has a distinct history separate in a lot of respects from england until 1872.The anglo saxons in Norfolk are tourists by comparison
@ElAburrido yes you are currently engaging in it by speaking ENGLISH
senor gammon it’s mainly because their blood is mainly Celtic not Anglo Saxon or Scandinavian
It's cause they're celtic, not english
@@dranflame_1236 Ah, based on these comments, it's just to satisfy some istaphobes then.
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This is a totally manufactured identity though. There hasn't been a distinct Cornish identity for hundreds of years.
It's about as legit as those people who pretend to be druids at Stonehenge.
Richard The Lionheart Kidge dhe vez!
Not hundreds also its like saying Scottish, English and Irish don't have any cultural differences, Cornwall has a strong history and has remained its own kinda place since the romans came over Cornwall kept its celtic heritage while the South West romanised, although as we go on with all our technology differences are becoming less and less distinct between counties
@@2sik_UK bro you’re right it’s not hundreds it’s thousands Cornwall was conquered by Wessex on the dark ages just accept it and move on
@@cottagecheese2481 yeah man I know it was, its not like we didn't try and fight back but Cornwall isn't big enough too be fully independent, however you can't blame cornish people for wanting recognition and all that, kinda like how the Isle of mann is or whatever
@@2sik_UK But this is my biggest problem and you kind of proved it. That most people in Cornwall who want independence always go on about how there “ancestors” were Celtic and were Britons and all that and I’m not going to assume that you aren’t but I have a feeling that most people in Cornwall aren’t even descendants of those original Celtic people. There families could have moved there and after the settlement of the Anglo-Saxons they probably got displaced and scattered
Cornish are English you bummers.
Nope. Cornish are British but not English. All English are British but not all British are English.
@@cottagecheese2481 the Cornish are Celtic while the English are Anglo Saxon there’s the difference for you
@@cottagecheese2481 not in all places. In some places we have lots of mixing either of emmets and cornish people or with foreigners etc but in many places we have people who are pretty much fully Cornish (farmers for example). Regardless of whether or not you are fully Cornish, if you have a some Cornish in your blood and you were born and bread down here, you're still Cornish.
@@wondertyzipp8260 The DNA argument is irrelevant whatever it says. Cultural identity is in your heart and mind. People who sincerely adopt Cornwall and show their allegiance to the cause are Cornish too.
@@skathwoelya2935 I'd honestly say it depends on how long you've lived here as well. Most agree that once you've lived here for more than five years then yeah- you pretty much count as cornish anyway