England would like a word. It formed in 927 AD. That means it is 1,098 years old.
After the parliaments of England and Scotland agreed, the two countries joined in political union, to create the Kingdom of Great Britain in 1707 -- wikipedia
England and the UK are not one and the same thing (as should be clear from the wikipedia snippet you copied)
if there weren't people dumb enough to genuinely believe that the earth is flat, then i would assume it was a troll post.
but here we are...
nation is a construct based on race and culture. nation is artificial, think it like a club. if you have a citizenship means you are included to nation but it doesnt mean to you are a part of race or culture. for more reading like there is a science branch called sociology!
Colloseum: Am I joke to you?
If I assume by the word "Pub" that they are in the UK, their country has only existed for 103 years. Obviously, that doesn't mean the end of the people, or the pubs, just the end of that system of government and/or territorial border.
There's no shame in it. Constitutions and bills of rights need to be updated as people become more enlightened and civilized. The US would certainly be better off if it had had more constitutional amendments over these 250 years. Maybe then it wouldn't need a revolution.
England Wales and Scotland are countries which are a lot older. Your semantics isnt really reflective of the truth
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