Hardly really a 'comparison' in idiocy though, Jim. The sort of patriotic fervour of Britannia & Hope and Glory is now unfashionable in many circles, and regarded by some as belonging to a former age. But neither contains any denunciations of any of the nation's enemies, but simply expression of pride in one's own country. Surely not in the same universe of ludicrousness as that ditty denouncing the enemy who has, not just slightly but overwhelmingly defeated the songmakers' side three separate times as insignificant "cobwebs" and "mice hiding behind walls". Please don't pretend you can't see the difference Jim: it's not worthy of you.

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