If you are from Scotland, are you considered Scottish or British?

Question

Could you be considered both or just strictly Scottish?

Answer 1

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I consider myself to be Scottish first and British second.

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Answer 2

Scottish. Scotland will always be Scotland. Britain is just a coalition of separate states Formed together to work together as one.

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Answer 3

Scottish..................

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Answer 4

Only huns see themselves as British

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Answer 5

Definitely Scottish, without a doubt.

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Answer 6

No I identify myself as amish that was born in scotlandv

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Answer 7

You're considered Scottish. Scottish people are British geographically and historically speaking, but the Scots are a proud nation, and largely refer to themselves as Scottish.

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Answer 8

You are considered French 

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Answer 9

If you're from the country of Scotland, you are typically Scottish. Now you could be an Indian or a black man and be born in Scotland and you would still be called Scottish because that's where you're born. Scotland is a part of the UK so you would still be considered a member of the UK.

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Answer 10

You can be Scottish with a British passport.

I'm Welsh with a British passport.

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