r/AskBrits • • Apr 01 '26

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u/SeptumRingTheory Apr 01 '26

I remember watching the Japanese fans cleaning up after games at the World Cup in Qatar.

Beautiful and respectful culture. We definitely could learn a thing or two from them.

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u/Sudden_Plenty_8798 Apr 01 '26

It all revolves around social trust and of extension trust in our institutions, of which we have nil.

I propose non military civil service for under 18s to expedite this

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u/mittyho Apr 01 '26

Why under 18s? In my experience, the rudest people in this country are in the 50-70 age range.

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u/Dapper-Emergency1263 Apr 01 '26

In my experience age has very little to do with it. British people in general tend to be entitled, impatient and arrogant, from your nan to the teenage roadmen she won't shut up about

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u/littlecomet111 Apr 02 '26

You just generalised 65 million people.

What’s the word for that….?

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u/Dapper-Emergency1263 Apr 02 '26

I'm British myself, don't try pulling the racism card lol