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First, I need to make sure the user understands that this term is self-deprecating but points out a genuine cultural difference. The humor should come from highlighting these stereotypes without being offensive. Maybe start with a playful title like "The Delightful Disease" to catch attention and set the tone. Now, for the definition part, I should cover key aspects: lingering colonial mindset, assumption of superiority, detachment from real Irish issues, and institutionalized attitudes. Each point can be exaggerated for comedic effect but still accurate enough to inform. Use phrases like "thinking they're doing you a favor" or "proud to have barely noticed" to make it relatable and funny. Next, the edgy example sentence needs to capture that essence of British aloofness towards Ireland's problems. I can use something about a historical event being treated as insignificant by UK politicians while Irish people are deeply affected. That contrast would be unsettling but humorous at the same time. Wait, should I check if there are any sensitive areas? For instance, mentioning Bloody Sunday or historical events might require careful wording to avoid offending. But since it's meant to be edgy and informative in
