| No poppy 21:22 - Nov 4 with 7765 views | builthjack |
That pr1ck McClean again. Not even a rainbow one. |  |
| Swansea Indepenent Poster Of The Year 2021. Dr P / Mart66 / Roathie / Parlay / E20/ Duffle was 2nd, but he is deluded and thinks in his little twisted brain that he won. Poor sod. We let him win this year, as he has cried for a whole year. His 14 usernames, bless his cotton socks.
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| No poppy on 21:24 - Nov 4 with 3448 views | exiledclaseboy |
Burn the witch. |  |
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| No poppy on 21:28 - Nov 4 with 3424 views | ladyjack |
He is from the Creggan estate in Derry. |  | | |
| No poppy on 21:28 - Nov 4 with 3403 views | dickythorpe |
What about the purple one? Would he wear that? |  | | |
| No poppy on 21:29 - Nov 4 with 3415 views | Chief |
Good on him. Standing up for what he believes in. [Post edited 4 Nov 2019 21:35]
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| No poppy on 21:31 - Nov 4 with 3401 views | LeonWasGod |
| No poppy on 21:28 - Nov 4 by dickythorpe |
What about the purple one? Would he wear that? |
Splitter. Purple was SOOO last year darling. |  | | |
| No poppy on 21:33 - Nov 4 with 3368 views | dickythorpe |
| No poppy on 21:31 - Nov 4 by LeonWasGod |
Splitter. Purple was SOOO last year darling. |
Oh pardon me for not knowing what's in vogue this season! | | | |
| No poppy on 21:37 - Nov 4 with 3357 views | jack2jack |
No comment  |  | | |
| No poppy on 21:49 - Nov 4 with 3312 views | Oldjack |
| No poppy on 21:29 - Nov 4 by Chief |
Good on him. Standing up for what he believes in. [Post edited 4 Nov 2019 21:35]
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thousands of young men give their lives for his freedom of speech ,he should show respect ,The Nazis would have shot him,horrible kant |  |
| Prosser the Tosser dwells on Phil's bum hole like a rusty old hemorrhoid ,fact
You Greedy Bastards Get Out Of OUR Club!
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| No poppy on 21:52 - Nov 4 with 3296 views | Chief |
| No poppy on 21:49 - Nov 4 by Oldjack |
thousands of young men give their lives for his freedom of speech ,he should show respect ,The Nazis would have shot him,horrible kant |
Is that comment a joke?
Read what you've just typed. | |
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| No poppy on 22:13 - Nov 4 with 3187 views | dickythorpe |
| No poppy on 21:52 - Nov 4 by Chief |
Is that comment a joke?
Read what you've just typed. |
I bastard up arrowed him by mistake 
Why he bothers typing with his urine soaked fingers I'll never fathom | | | |
| No poppy on 22:26 - Nov 4 with 3153 views | magicdaps10 |
The guy is an uneducated scrote. |  |
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| No poppy on 22:27 - Nov 4 with 3148 views | Joe_bradshaw |
| No poppy on 21:49 - Nov 4 by Oldjack |
thousands of young men give their lives for his freedom of speech ,he should show respect ,The Nazis would have shot him,horrible kant |
He's expressing his freedom of speech for God's sake. That's the whole point.
In 2015, Harry Leslie Smith, a 92-year-old World War II RAF veteran, said he’d stopped wearing a poppy because “the spirit of my generation has been hijacked” by latter-day politicians to “sell dubious wars” in Afghanistan and Iraq. He argued that the Royal British Legion does much good work for ex-service personnel, but that if politicians “want war they must be prepared to pay for the consequences and not leave it to charity”. |  |
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| No poppy on 22:31 - Nov 4 with 3132 views | Badlands |
| No poppy on 21:49 - Nov 4 by Oldjack |
thousands of young men give their lives for his freedom of speech ,he should show respect ,The Nazis would have shot him,horrible kant |
If someone doesn't want to wear a poppy, so what?
Surely, 'his freedom of speech' should be just that! It is the right in a free society to hold and express those opinion and no one should be cajoled, shamed, bullied or threatened into wearing a poppy.
The British Legion certainly believe that to be the case.
The Poppy was a symbol established after the WW1 and was a means of rehabilitation for broken bodies and minds while paying for a little dignity for those who were put on the scrap heap by the country (at the time the monarchy) they chose or were chosen to fight for.
Why refer to the Nazis? The British shot plenty of their own people who showed descent or were suffering from what we now recognise as PTSD.
I have always worn a poppy and spent many years making up the old paper ones and selling them.
My father who served from the mid 30s to 1945 in the Air Force (mostly in Fighter Command), took part in the Battle of Britain, supported the evacuation from beaches, always paid into the BL but refused to wear one. A a family we support the Legion throughout the year not just in November.
Forcing a person to wear an insignia in an action that the Nazis would have been proud of.
It should also be recognised the Poppy Appeal supports service men, women and their families affected by all conflicts.
Last week Boris Johnson turn down £7 billion of our money from the EIB that could have gone a long way to supporting the groups aided by The Royal British Legion. But he will go to the Cenotaph, will wear a poppy yet his hypocrisy will be completely ignored.
For many the poppy is a reminder that the ruling groups use them then wash their hands of them.
Far, far too often we see the press whipping up hatred and deciding the beliefs of ordinary people for their own ends.
We will remember and we will be grateful but each of us will decide how and when or the philosophy of the Nazis and extremists will have won. |  |
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| No poppy on 22:34 - Nov 4 with 3120 views | Humpty |
| No poppy on 21:52 - Nov 4 by Chief |
Is that comment a joke?
Read what you've just typed. |
Lol. |  | | |
| No poppy on 22:40 - Nov 4 with 3088 views | Fireboy2 |
| No poppy on 22:31 - Nov 4 by Badlands |
If someone doesn't want to wear a poppy, so what?
Surely, 'his freedom of speech' should be just that! It is the right in a free society to hold and express those opinion and no one should be cajoled, shamed, bullied or threatened into wearing a poppy.
The British Legion certainly believe that to be the case.
The Poppy was a symbol established after the WW1 and was a means of rehabilitation for broken bodies and minds while paying for a little dignity for those who were put on the scrap heap by the country (at the time the monarchy) they chose or were chosen to fight for.
Why refer to the Nazis? The British shot plenty of their own people who showed descent or were suffering from what we now recognise as PTSD.
I have always worn a poppy and spent many years making up the old paper ones and selling them.
My father who served from the mid 30s to 1945 in the Air Force (mostly in Fighter Command), took part in the Battle of Britain, supported the evacuation from beaches, always paid into the BL but refused to wear one. A a family we support the Legion throughout the year not just in November.
Forcing a person to wear an insignia in an action that the Nazis would have been proud of.
It should also be recognised the Poppy Appeal supports service men, women and their families affected by all conflicts.
Last week Boris Johnson turn down £7 billion of our money from the EIB that could have gone a long way to supporting the groups aided by The Royal British Legion. But he will go to the Cenotaph, will wear a poppy yet his hypocrisy will be completely ignored.
For many the poppy is a reminder that the ruling groups use them then wash their hands of them.
Far, far too often we see the press whipping up hatred and deciding the beliefs of ordinary people for their own ends.
We will remember and we will be grateful but each of us will decide how and when or the philosophy of the Nazis and extremists will have won. |
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| No poppy on 22:40 - Nov 4 with 3086 views | ladyjack |
| No poppy on 21:49 - Nov 4 by Oldjack |
thousands of young men give their lives for his freedom of speech ,he should show respect ,The Nazis would have shot him,horrible kant |
Are you stupid or something, he is Irish, the British might well have done terrible things to his forefathers, he is from the Creggan, the British army killed lots of people from there on Bloody Sunday [shot in the back most of them].
If he doesn't wear a poppy I totally understand and that is his choice, personally in his case I would raise an eyebrow if he did wear one given his background.
PS I always wear a red poppy. | | | |
| No poppy on 22:46 - Nov 4 with 3060 views | builthjack |
You must be in your 70s then. Who would have thunk it. (Badlands) [Post edited 5 Nov 2019 0:47]
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| No poppy on 23:02 - Nov 4 with 3029 views | Nortbankboy |
There should no political symbols allowed on football
Shirts |  | | |
| No poppy on 23:10 - Nov 4 with 3008 views | Oldjack |
| No poppy on 22:27 - Nov 4 by Joe_bradshaw |
He's expressing his freedom of speech for God's sake. That's the whole point.
In 2015, Harry Leslie Smith, a 92-year-old World War II RAF veteran, said he’d stopped wearing a poppy because “the spirit of my generation has been hijacked” by latter-day politicians to “sell dubious wars” in Afghanistan and Iraq. He argued that the Royal British Legion does much good work for ex-service personnel, but that if politicians “want war they must be prepared to pay for the consequences and not leave it to charity”. |
he won't have a freedom of speech if wasn't for those young men, there was nowt “dubious '' about ww11 [Post edited 4 Nov 2019 23:15]
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| Prosser the Tosser dwells on Phil's bum hole like a rusty old hemorrhoid ,fact
You Greedy Bastards Get Out Of OUR Club!
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| No poppy on 23:13 - Nov 4 with 3000 views | Joe_bradshaw |
| No poppy on 23:10 - Nov 4 by Oldjack |
he won't have a freedom of speech if wasn't for those young men, there was nowt “dubious '' about ww11 [Post edited 4 Nov 2019 23:15]
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Which is the whole point.
The one that you simply cannot grasp for some reason. | |
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| No poppy on 23:21 - Nov 4 with 2966 views | Oldjack |
| No poppy on 23:13 - Nov 4 by Joe_bradshaw |
Which is the whole point.
The one that you simply cannot grasp for some reason. |
no I cant grasp it that he cant show some resect for the dead who give their lives for his freedom of thought and speech
I'm done | |
| Prosser the Tosser dwells on Phil's bum hole like a rusty old hemorrhoid ,fact
You Greedy Bastards Get Out Of OUR Club!
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| No poppy on 23:58 - Nov 4 with 2927 views | Slugster664 |
| No poppy on 22:40 - Nov 4 by ladyjack |
Are you stupid or something, he is Irish, the British might well have done terrible things to his forefathers, he is from the Creggan, the British army killed lots of people from there on Bloody Sunday [shot in the back most of them].
If he doesn't wear a poppy I totally understand and that is his choice, personally in his case I would raise an eyebrow if he did wear one given his background.
PS I always wear a red poppy. |
"Shot in the back most of them", oh f^ck off will you! Were you f^cking there? No you probably weren't, so stop talking utter sh1t...tw@t. |  |
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| No poppy on 00:12 - Nov 5 with 2912 views | ladyjack |
| No poppy on 23:58 - Nov 4 by Slugster664 |
"Shot in the back most of them", oh f^ck off will you! Were you f^cking there? No you probably weren't, so stop talking utter sh1t...tw@t. |
Its what the enquiry said, the wiki page gives some details of the injuries you can check yourself. | | | |
| No poppy on 00:36 - Nov 5 with 2888 views | Highjack |
| No poppy on 23:10 - Nov 4 by Oldjack |
he won't have a freedom of speech if wasn't for those young men, there was nowt “dubious '' about ww11 [Post edited 4 Nov 2019 23:15]
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Everything about ww1 was dubious. It was the most pointless conflict in the history of the world. |  |
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| No poppy on 00:51 - Nov 5 with 2876 views | Joe_bradshaw |
| No poppy on 23:21 - Nov 4 by Oldjack |
no I cant grasp it that he cant show some resect for the dead who give their lives for his freedom of thought and speech
I'm done |
Freedom of speech doesn’t restrict people to only say things that you agree with.
It’s not difficult. | |
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