Happy St George's Day!

Are you trolling me?

Nope.


His father was Greek

yup


his mother was Greek

She wasn't born in Greece or Greek territory, are you saying because her father was Greek that made her Greek or something? That's also your argument for George, doesn't that make every person on earth African then?


The fact they were living in the Roman Empire is irrelevant.

Not if they have a child there, Boris Johnson has recently had to renounce his American nationality because he was born there while his parents were on holiday


Indians living in the British Empire didn't stop being Indian.

That's completely different, if Indians come to Britain and have a child that child is British.


The fact they were both Greek is evidenced by their names. If they were actual Romans, they'd have had Roman names. NOT Greek names.

So Nigel Farage is a Frenchman then is he?


The Greeks dominated this region for thousands of years

As did many other civilisations, however at the time in question and hundreds of years surrounding, it was dominated by the Romans.


Roman citizenship was pretty much limited to those who were actually born in Rome.

He was on the emperor's guard, that's basically the most important position a soldier could hold in the Roman empire, and you think they didn't see him a a citizen?

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*EDIT*

You know what, it's supposed to be his day, lets just forget it and agree to disagree, k?
 
Being 1/4 English I can only celebrate 6hrs worth of St George's day. So I may have a beer, and a curry, and pick a fight with someone who supports a random football team, urinate in the street, and throw up on myself. :p

Bah, a REAL Englishman would have a kebab. :mad: :D
 
Ahh, what the heck..



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