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'''Scottish supremacy''' is the [[racist]] theory espoused by many [[left-wing]] Scottish 'nationalists' that holds that Scottish people are superior to other nationalities. A characteristic of '''Scottish fascism''', Scottish supremacy is closely linked to, and characterised by, [[Anglophobia]], with it forming the basis of much of the support for 'independence' in Scotland. The ruling [[Scottish National Party]], which has historic links to Nazi Germany, has long had links to Scottish supremacist organisations such as Siol Nan Gaidheal.<ref>[https://www.scottishdailyexpress.co.uk/news/politics/snp-politicians-abused-opposition-during-27371801 SNP politicians 'abused' opposition during indyref announcement at Holyrood, says Tory MSP]</ref>
 
'''Scottish supremacy''' is the [[racist]] theory espoused by many [[left-wing]] Scottish 'nationalists' that holds that Scottish people are superior to other nationalities. A characteristic of '''Scottish fascism''', Scottish supremacy is closely linked to, and characterised by, [[Anglophobia]], with it forming the basis of much of the support for 'independence' in Scotland. The ruling [[Scottish National Party]], which has historic links to Nazi Germany, has long had links to Scottish supremacist organisations such as Siol Nan Gaidheal.<ref>[https://www.scottishdailyexpress.co.uk/news/politics/snp-politicians-abused-opposition-during-27371801 SNP politicians 'abused' opposition during indyref announcement at Holyrood, says Tory MSP]</ref>
  
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The prominent [[Nazi]]-sympathising [[Marxist-Leninist]] Scottish supremacist [[Hugh MacDiarmid]] has been described as the "spiritual leader" of the Scottish 'independence' movement, and was honoured by the totalitarian socialist and [[Transgender|trans]]-fascist SNP regime of Nicola Sturgeon.<ref>[ https://twitter.com/themajorityscot/status/1553780733927383042 The Majority on X: Hugh MacDiarmid, the spiritual leader of Scotland's nationalist movement was a fascist apologist...]</ref>
 
== Characteristics ==
 
== Characteristics ==
  
 
Some Scottish supremacist SNP supporters assert that Scottish people who do not support independence are in fact English.<ref>[https://twitter.com/themajorityscot/status/1555515492047151104 The Majority on X: Another Scottish Supremacist saying Scots who aren't nationalists are actually English and anti-Scottish ]</ref>
 
Some Scottish supremacist SNP supporters assert that Scottish people who do not support independence are in fact English.<ref>[https://twitter.com/themajorityscot/status/1555515492047151104 The Majority on X: Another Scottish Supremacist saying Scots who aren't nationalists are actually English and anti-Scottish ]</ref>
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== See also==
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* [[Anglophobia]]
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* [[Black supremacy]]
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* [[Fascism]]
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* [[White supremacy]]
  
 
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Latest revision as of 15:31, January 1, 2024

Scottish supremacy is the racist theory espoused by many left-wing Scottish 'nationalists' that holds that Scottish people are superior to other nationalities. A characteristic of Scottish fascism, Scottish supremacy is closely linked to, and characterised by, Anglophobia, with it forming the basis of much of the support for 'independence' in Scotland. The ruling Scottish National Party, which has historic links to Nazi Germany, has long had links to Scottish supremacist organisations such as Siol Nan Gaidheal.[1]

The prominent Nazi-sympathising Marxist-Leninist Scottish supremacist Hugh MacDiarmid has been described as the "spiritual leader" of the Scottish 'independence' movement, and was honoured by the totalitarian socialist and trans-fascist SNP regime of Nicola Sturgeon.[2]

Characteristics

Some Scottish supremacist SNP supporters assert that Scottish people who do not support independence are in fact English.[3]

See also

References