Why doesn’t britain feel British anymore?

Question

Is it because there are so many different cultures and so many immigrants/ foreigners here now??

Update:

Thanks for your thoughts foofa.

Answer 1

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It's more likely because the highly diverse place Britain has been for thousands of years just wasn't as noticeably so when that diversity was between other Caucasians. The Anglo-Saxons probably said the same when the Normans basically took over their entire culture. But people eventually got used to it and hundreds of years later couldn't identify a Brit of Norman ancestry from one of native stock. This wouldn't be the case with the descendants of your subcontinental and Caribbean immigrant groups. Half your modern lexicon and the fact that you use forks aren't "British". 

Answer 2

Maybe because your mental health meds need to be changed. as life hasn't changed for you, you never worked anyway, you never earned money to pay your own bills, you never went out and mixed with other people, you are a product of immigrants to Britain.......

Answer 3

Only in your area. Devon, Cornwall, Somerset. Lake District , most parts of Yorkshire, Cotswolds, are are British as they always were.

Answer 4

That is exactly why, they keep letting in the horde of subhuman immigrants.

Answer 5

Because of COVID. Now everyone is stuck inside, sitting in front of their TVs and computers. Britain has become America. Next, you should use your Uber Eats app to order a Big Mac meal for delivery. 

Answer 6

Stupid, pathetic  repeating troll.

Answer 7

Yes. Too many have come, too quickly

You're welcome

Answer 8

What made the United Kingdom great before?