I like England because, please fill in the rest?

Answer 1

I like the UK because you have everything here.
The Highlands in Scotland.
The English Channel coast line in South England.
The pubs in Northern Ireland.
The sunset in Wales.
The people.
It is the only country in the world with four thriving cities that are Capital cities as well.
Four different Football leagues so you can actually get tired of football.
It’s close to everything. and as a South American -Venezuelan- friend said to me "the UK is the world's navel" and I think is true, the UK as a whole is a place were you can experiment everything and meet people for all around the world, but you can also:
-Study in the best universities in the world as Cambridge, Oxford, St Andrews, etc.
-Go to the best musical festivals including the biggest carnival in Europe and one of the biggest in the world.
-You can have absolute capitalism; however things like the worker’s movement or Marx and stalling living here and settling basis for communism.
-We produce the finest documentaries in the whole world and BBC is a sign of excellence and envy around the world. British films are highly recognized around the world as great films.
-Home and/or birth place of minds like Issac Newton, James Clerk Maxwell, Adam Smith, Michael Faraday, Roger Penrose, Stephen Hawkings, Alexander Graham Bell, Max Born, Anthony James Leggett, Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac, James Watt, Frederick Sanger, Viginia Woolf, William Shakespeare, Jane Austen, Beatrix Potter, Karl Marx, Francisco de Miranda, Vladimir Lenin, etc.
-The land of the Industrial revolution, The Suffragettes, The Stock Exchange, The Honourable East India Company, Rolls-Royce Limited, Aston Martin Lagonda Limited, Range Rover,
-The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, The Clash, Genesis, Sex Pistols, Ozzy, Pink Floyd, Yes!, .
-The encyclopaedia Britannica, Kew Gardens, Edinburgh, Cardiff, London, Belfast
-Mega Casinos (coming soon)
-Fast trains and very slow ones
-The best meat...well maybe second after Argentina.
-Potatoes, fish and chips, deep fry and Guinness beer

I have been and lived in many countries and don't change the UK! It’s so a great that we can even discuss about independence, criticize and mock ourselves, but at the end this is my country and I love it and I am proud of it!

Answer 2

Half of my family lives there and I am very proud of me dual citizenship.

I know there are a lot of crass statements that get thrown around concerning WWII, but the fact is America wouldn't be the country it is today without England. Our finest social and political systems can trace their lineage to the Crown.

We depend on one another and the fortunes of our countries are intertwined. Now if we can only find a solution to the madness of liberalism that hampers both our countries.

Unregulated immigration is suicidal.

Answer 3

of its green and pleasant lands. The daffodils in spring. And 10 mins to drive to a quiet location for some tranquil time. villages that thrive, community spirits that entwine. I like England, its a pity its not all mine!.

Answer 4

soccer or soccer as you North individuals call this is the main person-friendly game in the international. ninety million human beings watched the final great bowl, over one thousand million human beings watched the final international cup. No different game even comes close on the international point.

Answer 5

its beatiful in so many ways, its tolerant, it cares, it gives, it tries, its not perfect by any stretch of the imagination...we truely have free speech, free thought and the freedom to prosper..........It is a great country to live in....better when the suns out..

Answer 6

..its not too far from, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Holland, Greece and Turkey!

Answer 7

It will soon be the same as the UK.

Answer 8

..i'm lying, i prefer good ol' Scotland

Answer 9

because is cold and booring