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Heh-heh. Rent Clint Eastwood's The Gauntlet, and fast-forward to the "You wouldn't hit a woman, would you?" scene. Blackleaf, you're the country whose propensity for the Army firing on its own people is so common that it made "Reading the Riot Act" a standard phrase in English all around the...

One sure way to find out. Shut your hole and go sign up for the Lancashire Buffoons.

You talk one hell of a fight, hard man.

Oh, I'm sure they'll all betray their oaths and desert en masse to commit high treason. Why are you beating your gums here? Get to it, hero.

Yeah, our wannabes make that same argument. Why don't you give it a go? Be fun to watch, and your gene pool could use a good cleaning.

Ah. So you'll have the British Army on one side, and your rag-tag bunch of rebel wannabes armed with kitchen knives and fish-and-chips wrappers on the other. That should be amusing. Briefly. PROTIP: Weapons technology has advanced a little since the mid-17th century. The army has 'em. You...

That and they're still filling in the details of the evidence, I imagine.

And where do you propose to find an army?

I'm aware of your mindless hostility toward the U.S. and its people. I can't say I really understand it, but everybody needs a hobby.

With what do you propose to fight this civil war? Beer bottles? Spotted dick? Fish & chips wrappers?

Great song.

Of course. And Nigel Farage is PM. . . no, king! Whatever you like in your fantasy of Albion, dude (that's Yank for "mate").

Like a real green dress? (Yes, I'm familiar with Barenaked Ladies. And sometimes when I get lucky, I'm familiar with barenaked ladies!)

And adopted the euro? And remains to this day a happy member of the EU? You're so full of shit you qualify as British cuisine.

Kosher poutine? We actually have kosher hotdogs, made from beef. "Hebrew National" is a popular brand.

Fun fact: In the U.S., ALL elections are state elections. Senators are elected state-by-state, by popular vote. Representatives (sometimes called Congressmen/Congresswomen) are elected by district. No district crosses state borders. When one votes for President, one is not voting for Trump...

Since when has Engerland given two shits what the rest of Europe does or wants?

For national offices, the whole country is the relevant constituency.

No, you're an idiot in thinking your opinion is the only and inevitable TROOF! I'm actually sympathetic. I like the idea of the popular vote in the relevant constituency ruling the day. But that ain't how it is, on your side of the Pond nor on mine.

Just gotta be careful where ya put yer head there, amigo.