Do Scots count as Anglos?

[sodomy lifestyle]

If you ask a Scotsman the answer is probably no, but I'm wondering if they're tainted by association, being located on the Brivvish Isles.

 

[Lou Bega]

Scots and brits are basically the same thing.

 

[Ventrue]

Yes, The Scottish are Anglos and knowing that fact is why the Scottish hate other Scottish because they ruined Scotland. For every friend is a Scotsmen and to every enemy an Anglo.

 

[dick brain]

Highland Scots are Celtic, lowland Scots are Germanic (Anglo) but LARP as Celts the same way Italians LARP as whites.

 

[jameskopp]

What the person above me said.

 

[Unarmed Gunman]

Depends on the person. For instance, Scot Baio from the TV Show Charles in Charge (and Happy Days of course) was Italian or something.

 

[hl2_linux]

idk

 

[Laburnum]

If you get put into bitchdom by the Anglos you're lower than an Anglo. See also the Welsh.

 

[FuckedOffToff]

Archive/Article
It's complicated. Here's an article from 2015, but I believe this counts as hate speech in current day.

Spoiler: Article text

Britons are still living in the same 'tribes' that they did in the 7th Century, Oxford University has found after an astonishing study into our genetic make-up.
Archaeologists and geneticists were amazed to find that genetically similar individuals inhabit the same areas they did following the Anglo-Saxon invasion, following the fall of the Roman Empire.
In fact, a map showing tribes of Britain in 600AD is almost identical to a new chart showing genetic variability throughout the UK, suggesting that local communities have stayed put for the past 1415 years.
Many people in Britain claim to feel a strong sense of regional identity and scientists say they the new study proves that the link to birthplace is DNA deep.
The most striking genetic split can be seen between people living in Cornwall and Devon, where the division lies exactly along the county border. It means that people living on either side of the River Tamar, which separates the two counties, have different DNA.

The red bits are Anglo-Saxon, and on the second map, Anglo-Saxon descendants.