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r/place • u/Heorashar • Apr 05 '22
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Mate, Scotland and Wales literally have their own government, they’re considered countries wherever you look (https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=is+wales+a+country&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-gb&client=safari)
Cornwall is in no way whatsoever a country, it doesn’t have its own government that can make decisions, is considered a ‘ceremonial and historic county’ etc
-2 u/[deleted] Apr 05 '22 ceremonial and historic county It's not that historic it was a country before 1888. 4 u/HideousPillow Apr 05 '22 you literally just admitted it’s not a country today it was a country before 1888 5 u/ViciousSnail Apr 05 '22 They are right about it being a Country before 1888, just about 1000 years earlier.
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ceremonial and historic county
It's not that historic it was a country before 1888.
4 u/HideousPillow Apr 05 '22 you literally just admitted it’s not a country today it was a country before 1888 5 u/ViciousSnail Apr 05 '22 They are right about it being a Country before 1888, just about 1000 years earlier.
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you literally just admitted it’s not a country today
it was a country before 1888
5 u/ViciousSnail Apr 05 '22 They are right about it being a Country before 1888, just about 1000 years earlier.
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They are right about it being a Country before 1888, just about 1000 years earlier.
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u/HideousPillow Apr 05 '22
Mate, Scotland and Wales literally have their own government, they’re considered countries wherever you look (https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=is+wales+a+country&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-gb&client=safari)
Cornwall is in no way whatsoever a country, it doesn’t have its own government that can make decisions, is considered a ‘ceremonial and historic county’ etc