Yes McGrath, it is that sort of thing I'm talking about, as well as the presumption that the Anglo/Anglo American and Celtic/Celtic American folk traditions are everyone's traditions, and so anyone who doesn't share a great love of them be damned. I could care less what ethnic background someone is, and think attempting to label/categorize people by their ancestry or nationality is nearly always negative. I also know that there are probably no more nationalistic folk who engage in this sort of thing more than the British and British North Americans.

But then, maybe that is why those are the only people who seem to inhabit this place, eh?