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The infamous saying "The British should die of mad cow disease" means that the person saying this saying thinks that The British should die of mad cow disease and lives a happy life with their family and is a respected member of society with a great opinion. It is mostly a saying used in a context against The British "people" and their horrible acts of violence against the human race that they commit every day.
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