Flags

[Harry Bloomfield]

On the topic, I think it speaks to a wider thing. I think the general public has had enough of the perception, whether real or otherwise, that it's good to promote certain stuff, including the woke agenda, migrants, LGBTQ etc, however when trying to promote so called traditional values and tradition over this, it's almost as if we're being told to shut up and deal with it.

I think the flags, represent the majority of the mostly silent majority in the UK. A major, whose patience is reaching a limit. Now they are maybe expressing themselves.

 

[pete01]

St George flag and Union Jack are sadly a symbol of hate and bigotry.

People who go to protests with a flag draped around them are not patriots, they are Farridge supporting tozzers

I know when them pesky Olympic athletes win a gold medal they drape the union jack around them....bloody bigots

 

[Munroast]

St George flag and Union Jack are sadly a symbol of hate and bigotry.

People who go to protests with a flag draped around them are not patriots, they are Farridge supporting tozzers

its time to win it back

 

[pete01]

Wh n i watch Scotland im Scottish whenever i watch England i am whoever they are playing

OMG.....thats not very British

 

[gas112]

People who go to protests with a flag draped around them are not patriots, they are Farridge supporting tozzers

What even those draped in Palestinian and rainbow flags ?

 

[pete01]

This is a "great flag great flag"......

 

[gas112]

 

[diy_fun_uk]

I'm born and bred in Scotland, to a white Scottish mum and brown Indian dad.
He fecked off (the old I'm off for a pint of milk thing ) so I've known nothing of that side of my heritage whatsoever.
I sometimes joke many white people will know more about India and their culture than I do.
I consider myself Scottish and British.
I like England and English people.
On a trivial note, if no Scottish representation, I will happily cheer England on for the win.
I do not want the union to be broken.

 

[pete01]

I'm born and bred in Scotland, to a white Scottish mum and brown Indian dad.
He fecked off (the old I'm off for a pint of milk thing ) so I've known nothing of that side of my heritage whatsoever.
I sometimes joke many white people will know more about India and their culture than I do.
I consider myself Scottish and British.
I like England and English people.
On a trivial note, if no Scottish representation, I will happily cheer England on for the win.
I do not want the union to be broken.

As a proud Englishman I also cheer on Scotland, Wales and Ireland in sports.
I dont understand those that don't (either way)

 

[Odds]

I think the flags, represent the majority of the mostly silent majority in the UK. A major, whose patience is reaching a limit. Now they are maybe expressing themselves.

Poppycock and piffle, old biscuit, it does nothing of the sort.

An Englishman may consider flying the flag at a sporting event, such as an International football match or, if you have to, a Test Match, but the majority of sensible English folk do not feel the need at all to sport such an emblem outside their residence lest they be mistaken for the sort who consider a fish supper eaten in newspaper as the culinary outing of choice.

An English nationalist is the unspeakable in full pursuit of the uneatable, no diff. to their Scotch or Welsh counterpart.

 

[motorbiking]

jeez the Far right are everywhere:

 

[Odds]

jeez the Far right are everywhere:

*ahem*












That's the Union Flag you eejit.

 

[noseall]

jeez the Far right are everywhere:

Wrong flag.

It needs to be the flag of St George to be proper gammon shagging fodder.

 

[motorbiking]

Bl***dy Nazis

 

[motorbiking]

*ahem*


That's the Union Flag you eejit.

Wrong flag.

It needs to be the flag of St George to be proper gammon shagging fodder.

I refer you both to the Original Post.

In Birmingham people are putting England flags and Union Jacks all over the place on lamposts etc....is it happening anywhere else?