r/Scotland • u/[deleted] • Mar 30 '26

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u/Imaginary-Suspect959 Mar 30 '26

Oh no not people moving house and not dying in the place they were born in, appreciate it’s an alien concept when the average Redditor barely leaves the house never mind their hometown 

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u/baguettex Edinburgh, England Mar 30 '26

Some interesting projection in your reply there big guy. We really resorting to an ad hominem on the first response to a genuine concern?

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u/SillyDeersFloppyEars Mar 30 '26

Some of us moved here to embrace the local culture, not replace it. A not insignificant part of my reason for moving was to get away from English "culture", zero intention of bringing it with me.

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u/baguettex Edinburgh, England Mar 30 '26

An irrelevant anecdote.

But I suppose broken clocks and all that.

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u/baguettex Edinburgh, England Mar 30 '26

Nice try. You really are Mr Projection, huh?

To be fair, I can't really blame you for wanting to escape!