Ban the military and flood all the poppy growing fields in the world
And we all lived happily ever after
And we all lived happily ever after
The bottom has finally been reached.
Is that dog having a poo?
Agree completely. It’s same way in the US regarding the whole standing for the flag controversy. People get so outraged over someone not participating in what is really just a token gesture, yet then turn around and continually vote to elect politicians who send them to fight endless wars and underfund their care once they return home. Also, as you said, if we don’t even have the basic freedom to choose to wear/not wear a poppy, or stand/sit for the flag and national anthem, what was their sacrifice even for in the first place?My issues with the buying and wearing of a poppy are complex. I find it despicable that a government can laud it’s ex soldiers and hold parades etc. for them but leave aspects of their welfare to charity. I also find it incomprehensible that we say that these ex soldiers sacrificed so much for our freedoms and then vent our anger on those who choose to express that freedom by not buying or wearing a poppy.
I know what my next year's poppymas scene will be.Is that dog having a poo?
Aye, the whole complaint of people not wearing poppies goes against the principle of freedom (or our sense of freedom) and the right to choose.My issues with the buying and wearing of a poppy are complex. I find it despicable that a government can laud it’s ex soldiers and hold parades etc. for them but leave aspects of their welfare to charity. I also find it incomprehensible that we say that these ex soldiers sacrificed so much for our freedoms and then vent our anger on those who choose to express that freedom by not buying or wearing a poppy.
Can’t have been easy getting into that trench wearing a skort.
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