Quote Originally Posted by Sarmatian View Post
The line is fudged. What is acceptable to you (an eastern European who recently acquired UK citizenship voting against the monarchy) would be sacrilegious to some British, who would use similar reasoning you applied to migrants - not one of us, not a good guest, no respect for the country he came to etc, etc...

So, yes, there is a line, but it is on a different place for different people.

But, even though I may not appear like it, I'm not very "liberal" in that regard. I don't believe in multiculturalism, and I would make sure every effort is taken that immigrants integrate into society, and that would be the highest priority, even if it meant suspending some of their civil rights for a certain time.

It's just that I never had the chance to speak about it, because I never got past "muslim darkies = bad" here.

And this is SO not my point.
The line is only fudged for those who really want to see it that way. The majority may not be able to agree on what Britishness is. But the majority can certainly agree on what anti-Britishness is. ISIS is the antithesis of Britishness. We see no positives in them. Anyone who supports them is not what I would call British in values. And anyone who looks to excuse those who support them is for me an apologist.