Message from @ThaPinkGuy
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Rofl, So you're saying you're getting a white poppy as red poppies show support to murdering and gunning down civis
LOL
I feel disrespected
Respecc wamen
You act like I follow this shit Dim.
Why do people on both sides with the whole poppy shit go puts on head retarded.
I just know the white one was getting attention for all the wrong reasons hence why I said I should get one.
What
It's just a plastic flower
Wear it if you want or not
But the meaning behind it.
Yes I know
What’s the meaning?
It's all about that secret meaning.
Ah
It's a British thing anyhow, not really done in Ireland.
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Okay.
hmm
What a British thing?
Not the dead but soldiers who've died.
From about WW1 onwards.
Yup it's for remembrance as poppies tended to grow around battlefields after the war due to the blood.... could be complete shit but that is what I was told
Remembering fallen soldier just seems like a respect thing
nah its a disrespect thing after we just take a fat dump on em but the left dosent show you that
Seriously I'm American, I dont agree with every war we've been in but those who die were still people with families that cared about them and its respectful to pay homage.
I mean it's a bit different when the soldiers were literally murdering unarmed civillians in the streets...
The most important thing to remember is that Soldiers =/= the organisation or country that sent them to effectively scar themselves for life.
yeah in the uk we do it to current and former soilders luckilly as far as im aware none of my family have died in any major wars
@lolfire umm have you not read about American wars we have our fair share of atrocities
War..... War never changes
Yeah I know, that's just why I think generalised support is a bad idea.
@Octavia shhhh don’t admit it
Were the “good guys”
Fact is anyone involved in a war directly loses. whether it's their family, their lives or their homes it still ruins them.
It's just really sad soldiers aren't give proper support after coming home from war.
Where?
"war" is wrong word "service" fits better
Where are they not given proper support?