Birmingham flags.

As long as its not the English flag, quite right.
wrong ......instead off flag you can read hanging basket dildo pair off trainers knotted together what ever it simply states you need permission without mention off any specific item
 
Jeez how pathetic are we getting now, we were in Whitby a few weeks ago and they had toy gollywogs in the window of a shop, I was shocked how many people were offended. Ridiculous.
does that not show hows times have changed and those veiws are no longer accepted so making your veiws the minority ... and before you think off perhaps going into an unhelpful rant i am a 72 year old scot/brit who thinks it can be offensive to some so would choose to be neibouly and prefer not to offend just because i think i should be allowed too:giggle:;)
 
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wrong ......instead off flag you can read hanging basket dildo pair off trainers knotted together what ever it simply states you need permission without mention off any specific item
Well funny you say that theres been a pair of trainers hanging on a lamppost on my way to work for 6 months now and no ones rioted or anything
 
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does that not show hows times have changed and those veiws are no longer accepted so making your veiws the minority ... and before you think off perhaps going into an unhelpful rant i am a 72 year old scot/brit who thinks it can be offensive to some so would choose to be neibouly and prefer not to offend just because i think i should be allowed too:giggle:;)
Yes times have changed and I get that. However I am not offended at a harmless toy that is part of our herritage. It used to be the logo of Robertsons jam. It has gone too far this being offended at anything some nutcase has deemed as offensive.
 
Did I say it did?

But we cant fly our own flag in our own country....ridiculous

Of course you can fly the English flag - just not so much on every lamp post, or from every household on every street.

Think about it.

You fly your flag and a neighbour does the same. People who sympathise with Farage's rhetoric on illegal migrants join in. Several more appear. Now the flag flyers outnumber the non flaggers on the street. They feel left out, some don't want to do it, others don't feel a need. They feel pressured into doing so, the ones who don't want to dig in their heels...tension rises.

Meanwhile - a nearby street with a majority of Indian residents decides to fly the flag of India in support of their cultural heritage which is becoming demonised in the neighbourhood. A line is drawn. The divide grows until the activists gang up, sweeping aside objections from moderates who do not wish to see things get out of hand over something so trivial.

They are set upon by activists who see this as not a trivial matter at all as their national identity is at stake...

where will it end?
 
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