How Much people want to make rebelation for their own countries / states?

Question

How Much people want to make rebelation for their own countries / states?

Answer 1

Death to procrastinators !

Answer 2

I have no idea what your question means.  But if you mean revolution, then not really.  The United Kingdom isn't that bad a place to live, whatever anyone says.  Our major civil liberties are still (almost) intact: freedom of movement, association, speech, thought and conscience.  ID cards will remove some of these, but are not yet compulsory and I hope they never will be!

Britain: not great, but not too bad.  Things could be done better, but I'm not sure who by!

It's like when someone asks how you are: you say 'fine', meaning not great, but not fantastically awful.  Fine.  Tolerable.  Just like life in this country...

Answer 3

Rebel? Revolution?

Will if they try to impose more eu sanctions on the size of our bananas!..

Answer 4

What are you on ?

Answer 5

I love the idea of "rebelating" - sounds like a half-arsed, unco-ordinated bout of community pissed off-ness manifested by smoking in pubs, dropping litter, and putting your bin bag out a day too late (or six days too early).

Welcome to the UK.

Answer 6

The more open and free a country is, the smaller the proportion of "radical" elements will be found there.

Answer 7

People are patriotic and more often than not they are proud of their country no matter what.