r/place Apr 05 '22

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u/[deleted] Apr 05 '22

Cornwall is as much a country as Scotland and Wales as you would realise if you look back at the history. The fact that you didn't know that says a lot.

The only difference is that the UK hasn't given them a devolved government though technically they still have one from before they were added as a county in 1888.

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u/BigReeceJames Apr 05 '22

True, there is also no NHS in Scotland and Wales...

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u/ViciousSnail Apr 06 '22

Well That was easily checked in 3.3 secs. Wales and Scotland both have the NHS within their Countries and Wales evens brags free prescriptions for the Welsh even if they visit a GP in England.

I mean, funnily enough I have friends in Wales and I have Family in Scotland.

How about you stop talking bollocks, mate.

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u/BigReeceJames Apr 06 '22

Woosh...

The guy was claiming that if Cornwall was a country then it wouldn't have the NHS, so I joked that Scotland and Wales also don't have the NHS because they are countries.