How do you deal with interpersonal conflict in U.K. culture?

There is a difference in culture between different classes in England and they often clash as each side often doesn't understand the other. Working class people, tradies tend to be blunt and to the point but mostly polite Middle class people can talk in a verbose, circumulative manner without getting to the point. They can be very passive aggressive. The sort of people you just want to punch in the throat. There is also a tendancy of middle class people to put on a mockney accent when talking (down) to tradies Upper middle and upper class people are blunt, rude and don't care that they are rude There is another underclass of mostly non working people that can be anti social. In any interaction they are defensive and very quick to get aggressive. You can spot them by the free houses with 3 foot high grass and a pile of old sofas and mess on the drive. Also screaming profanity, abuse and threats at their children (and anyone else) at the top of their voices In every case you want to be constructive and not belittling or trying to point score if you want to resolve conflict rather than escalate it. Pull people aside to talk to them and do not publicly embarrass them as it will never be forgotten or forgiven In America, there is a strong culture of being an Alpha male or a leader. I find there is a quickness to aggression that will surprise people not used to it and a willingness to humiliate the target. This does not go down well here as these types are just considered arseholes not "winners". Likewise, in England people will be humble and not brag like Americans. This is considered very distasteful. However, the lower middle classes will tend to humble brag and drop hints to boast. It is quite intolerable TLDR: It all depends on the class that our society is still unfortunately riddled with. But in any case be constructive and don't try to humiliate people