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I'm trying to think of things that we think are inherently British but are actually from another country, to illustrate how multiculturalism is a good thing.
eg: Tea, is from India but is considered a British thing, so are potatoes and pyjamas...
Anyone got more examples of things that British people love that are actually from other cultures or countries?
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They enjoy water, which comes from the sky.
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Just out of personal curiosity, why are you curious, Hitler? What's the point in it, for you, to figure this out?
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Multiculturalism destroys culture.
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Everyone knows that tea isn't a "British thing", it's the stereotypical love of tea that is British.
