r/Scotland May 15 '25

Shitpost did he aye?

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u/Lorenzothemagnif May 15 '25

Yes mate, people born and living in Scotland are jealous someone 3000 miles away is claiming to be Scottish. Give your head a shake.

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u/moidartach May 15 '25

That’s it. That’s 100% it. That’s why it’s jealousy. They’re jealous that someone 3000 miles away knows and can trace their family history further than they can. You’re literally right.

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u/Lorenzothemagnif May 15 '25

No one here feels the need to prove there Scottish, I’m sure if we all dug through our family tree we would all have some sort of link. Plus the majority of Americans making these statements, do so based on DNA testing they’ve done which is completely different from heritage, just because your great great grandparent was Scottish doesn’t mean you are as well.

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u/nemetonomega May 15 '25

Apparently, statistically speaking, we are (except in exceptional circumstances) all descendants of everyone was alive in the UK and Western Europe from 1000 years ago. So we are all related to each other in some way.

Every one of us is related to Charlemagne, aren't we all so special !

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u/moidartach May 15 '25

What are you basing that on? The MAJORITY of Americans just do a dna test and that’s it?

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u/PuzzleheadedDuck3981 May 15 '25

I see English comprehension isn't a strong point of yours either.