most arrogant European ethnic groups ?

[Jana]

I don't wish to typecast or stereotype entire nations of people into a single collective and restrictive mould due to their nationality, as humans can only be judged on their own individual personality.
Basically you can find insightful and pleasant people... and arrogant arseholes within any nation of people - depending on their own individual soul.
Also arrogant individuals can be found amongst any race, nationality, gender, and class group... including amongst the ruling elite.
But I wouldn't wish to label or paint entire groups of individual people with the same brush, as that isn't fair or considerate to do that.

This is more about national characters, which are stereotypes itself, and I truly believe every nation has it's distinct character formed trough centuries of unique interactions and experiences.

Correct. In Romania, I've been denied service at magyar owned restaurants and shops for not speaking to them in hungarian. This happens way more often in regions where magyars form a majority, or at least a substantial minority. Székelyföld is a notable example. When they're too few to form an enclave, they integrate better and aren't as hostile to their Romanian countrymen, because they're forced to interact with them, so they form friendships. This animosity is mostly one sided. Our government being over-tolerant, they are allowed to have their own state funded Hungarian schools, in which they are taught revisionist history and hateful propaganda. In my opinion, while taking away this right may cause outrage among them, it will better our relations in the long term.

Thanks for explanation! I would add Szekely are known for being most prideful/arrogant Hungarians, Stears himself told me so and he takes pride in that fact.

[Crimean]

Latvians and Estonians. They are an empty place without Russia, but they stink most. In Riga, I was shown the road in the opposite direction, when they found out that I was from Russia.

[Vlatko Vukovic]

Why? He earns it.

Don't be so angry to our compatriot of Grab the Gauge!

[Finnish Swede]

Yeah, after you insulted me because of birth control.

You started this internet flame war, FS, not me.

I'm a good boy.

Nope. Wrong.

But I'm a person who will not forgive (unforgiven)

Deal with that now.

[SvartVarg]

Every year that S.L. Benfica qualifies to the UEFA Champions league I am rooting that we get Celtic Glasgow on the same group I love to hang out with Celtic supporters, I have traded scarfs with them and they are super fun people to be around even when they loose the match.

I said some, not all. But, if we want to talk football, in Ireland they sometimes bang someone over the head with a beer bottle for merely wearing the wrong colors.

[Jana]

Englishmen

Going by my personal experience, Czech by far.

Could you write why do you think so ? Thanks!

[Bobby Martnen]

Nope. Wrong.

But I'm a person who will not forgive (unforgiven)

Deal with that now.

I don't want to be your friend.

I just want you to admit that this is all your fault.

[Vlatko Vukovic]

Could you write why do you think so ? Thanks!

Explained in reputation haha

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

I said some, not all. But, if we want to talk football, in Ireland they sometimes bang someone over the head with a beer bottle for merely wearing the wrong colors.

Well but that's not really being arrogant but rather hooligans being hooligans.

[Jana]

Latvians and Estonians. They are an empty place without Russia, but they stink most. In Riga, I was shown the road in the opposite direction, when they found out that I was from Russia.

That sound more like plain rudness than pride/arrogance. For example, Slovenes tend to be incredibly rude towards Croats, but I wouldn't call them arrogant, because I know they are frustrated with small size of their homeland.

I had more in mind arrogance in a sort of pride in own culture/heritage.