comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by South Side (U20009)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by sandy, Ryan Mason, super league boss for 24 hours (U20567)
posted 1 hour, 21 minutes ago
Willy waving flags of any nationality is for Nationalistic fanatics. I am just glad to be a member of planet earth. I don`t need to keep waving a flag on certain days of the year, to make out like I am better than any other human being.
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I would say that's a pretty bad take on patriotism as a whole. I've never seen it as a problem for people all over the world to celebrate their own country and join in celebrating other people's culture identity. etc. I actually think it's quite healthy. It's natural for humans to have a sense of familiarity and connection to the place they are born. You can love your own country and you can love other country's too. No issue with that at all.
Happy St. Georges Day
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Couldn’t agree more. I personally don’t celebrate it and wave flags around myself, but I have absolutely no issue whatsoever with people being people of their country. Everyone celebrates St Paddy’s day and the Irish are proud. Americans have their flags plastered all over the streets in the US, they are proud. Why is it so frowned upon when English people are proud? I can only guess it’s the far left liberal lunatics that are the only ones who can’t stand it and despise the country they are from.
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Yes I’m the same. You can’t eat a flag. That said a lot of people forget what the Ireland flag represents.
The orange represents Unionism.
The green represents Republicanism.
The white signifies peace.
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 1 second ago
Everyone celebrates St Paddy’s day and the Irish are proud.
That's because we are great
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No issue with that. Be proud of where you are from. But, I don’t see no difference between you celebrating St Paddy’s and English celebrating St. George’s, yet the far left always frown upon English people celebrating this day. It’s absolutely pathetic.
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100% agree Don absolutely nothing wrong with being proud of where you are from.
Patriotism is fine and having a sense of pride about your roots is nothing to be ashamed of.
I do think it is a bit strange the way certain elements of English people frown upon it. They need to be more laid back like us
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by South Side (U20009)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by sandy, Ryan Mason, super league boss for 24 hours (U20567)
posted 1 hour, 21 minutes ago
Willy waving flags of any nationality is for Nationalistic fanatics. I am just glad to be a member of planet earth. I don`t need to keep waving a flag on certain days of the year, to make out like I am better than any other human being.
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I would say that's a pretty bad take on patriotism as a whole. I've never seen it as a problem for people all over the world to celebrate their own country and join in celebrating other people's culture identity. etc. I actually think it's quite healthy. It's natural for humans to have a sense of familiarity and connection to the place they are born. You can love your own country and you can love other country's too. No issue with that at all.
Happy St. Georges Day
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Couldn’t agree more. I personally don’t celebrate it and wave flags around myself, but I have absolutely no issue whatsoever with people being people of their country. Everyone celebrates St Paddy’s day and the Irish are proud. Americans have their flags plastered all over the streets in the US, they are proud. Why is it so frowned upon when English people are proud? I can only guess it’s the far left liberal lunatics that are the only ones who can’t stand it and despise the country they are from.
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I'm like you Don, I've never got the flags out. That's just a personal choice. I certainly wouldn't knock people for doing it.
Don't let scuumbag politicians use racist scuumbag hooligans to ruin it for other people. I try to have a more positive then negative outlook on life, but to me that's just common sense.
comment by TobyJanKaneobi (U15068)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by South Side (U20009)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by sandy, Ryan Mason, super league boss for 24 hours (U20567)
posted 1 hour, 21 minutes ago
Willy waving flags of any nationality is for Nationalistic fanatics. I am just glad to be a member of planet earth. I don`t need to keep waving a flag on certain days of the year, to make out like I am better than any other human being.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I would say that's a pretty bad take on patriotism as a whole. I've never seen it as a problem for people all over the world to celebrate their own country and join in celebrating other people's culture identity. etc. I actually think it's quite healthy. It's natural for humans to have a sense of familiarity and connection to the place they are born. You can love your own country and you can love other country's too. No issue with that at all.
Happy St. Georges Day
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Couldn’t agree more. I personally don’t celebrate it and wave flags around myself, but I have absolutely no issue whatsoever with people being people of their country. Everyone celebrates St Paddy’s day and the Irish are proud. Americans have their flags plastered all over the streets in the US, they are proud. Why is it so frowned upon when English people are proud? I can only guess it’s the far left liberal lunatics that are the only ones who can’t stand it and despise the country they are from.
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Yes I’m the same. You can’t eat a flag. That said a lot of people forget what the Ireland flag represents.
The orange represents Unionism.
The green represents Republicanism.
The white signifies peace.
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And if you reverse the flag voila we become the ivory coast.
Morning Phen, golf is back on Monday and I have a game booked for next Friday afternoon
We took ‘our’ country back go and sheg your fleg Danny.
comment by South Side (U20009)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by South Side (U20009)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by sandy, Ryan Mason, super league boss for 24 hours (U20567)
posted 1 hour, 21 minutes ago
Willy waving flags of any nationality is for Nationalistic fanatics. I am just glad to be a member of planet earth. I don`t need to keep waving a flag on certain days of the year, to make out like I am better than any other human being.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I would say that's a pretty bad take on patriotism as a whole. I've never seen it as a problem for people all over the world to celebrate their own country and join in celebrating other people's culture identity. etc. I actually think it's quite healthy. It's natural for humans to have a sense of familiarity and connection to the place they are born. You can love your own country and you can love other country's too. No issue with that at all.
Happy St. Georges Day
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Couldn’t agree more. I personally don’t celebrate it and wave flags around myself, but I have absolutely no issue whatsoever with people being people of their country. Everyone celebrates St Paddy’s day and the Irish are proud. Americans have their flags plastered all over the streets in the US, they are proud. Why is it so frowned upon when English people are proud? I can only guess it’s the far left liberal lunatics that are the only ones who can’t stand it and despise the country they are from.
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I'm like you Don, I've never got the flags out. That's just a personal choice. I certainly wouldn't knock people for doing it.
Don't let scuumbag politicians use racist scuumbag hooligans to ruin it for other people. I try to have a more positive then negative outlook on life, but to me that's just common sense.
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Who says it’s frowned upon?
Right wingers and their f*cking victim complex is so tedious.
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 44 seconds ago
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 1 second ago
Everyone celebrates St Paddy’s day and the Irish are proud.
That's because we are great
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No issue with that. Be proud of where you are from. But, I don’t see no difference between you celebrating St Paddy’s and English celebrating St. George’s, yet the far left always frown upon English people celebrating this day. It’s absolutely pathetic.
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100% agree Don absolutely nothing wrong with being proud of where you are from.
Patriotism is fine and having a sense of pride about your roots is nothing to be ashamed of.
I do think it is a bit strange the way certain elements of English people frown upon it. They need to be more laid back like us
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Totally agree mate. I’m proud of being from this country. Being from this country has given me the opportunity to have achieved what I have wanted in life at a young age and this country offers those opportunities. At the same time, I’m also proud of my Turkish Cypriot and Jewish heritage. I think the whole attitude of if you are British and wave a flag, it automatically means you are some far right racist loon bag is only something the far left seem to have conjured up. Only one look at this article and you got well known left wingers criticising people for celebrating today.
comment by Danny Mullen (U1734)
posted 56 minutes ago
comment by Ruiney (U1005)
posted 37 minutes ago
Can’t wait to sh@g my flags tonight after 10 stellas!! 🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
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None of that foreign muck. Get yourself some Carling.
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Carling is a Canadian lager brewed by an American company.
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 39 seconds ago
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 44 seconds ago
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 1 second ago
Everyone celebrates St Paddy’s day and the Irish are proud.
That's because we are great
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No issue with that. Be proud of where you are from. But, I don’t see no difference between you celebrating St Paddy’s and English celebrating St. George’s, yet the far left always frown upon English people celebrating this day. It’s absolutely pathetic.
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100% agree Don absolutely nothing wrong with being proud of where you are from.
Patriotism is fine and having a sense of pride about your roots is nothing to be ashamed of.
I do think it is a bit strange the way certain elements of English people frown upon it. They need to be more laid back like us
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Totally agree mate. I’m proud of being from this country. Being from this country has given me the opportunity to have achieved what I have wanted in life at a young age and this country offers those opportunities. At the same time, I’m also proud of my Turkish Cypriot and Jewish heritage. I think the whole attitude of if you are British and wave a flag, it automatically means you are some far right racist loon bag is only something the far left seem to have conjured up. Only one look at this article and you got well known left wingers criticising people for celebrating today.
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I remember the world cup in Italy in 1990 mate. I turned 16 that year. It was the first time we (ROI) ever qualified and we made the quarter finals.
I have never seen an outpouring of national pride etc at the teams achievements. The whole country was united. How on earth is that a bad thing?
Bloody Syrians, coming over here and slaying our dragons
Same when Charlton returned from USA 94. Dublin was packed to the rafters.
Who did St George Support ?
comment by Automatic For The People #BLM (U21889)
posted 33 seconds ago
comment by South Side (U20009)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by South Side (U20009)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by sandy, Ryan Mason, super league boss for 24 hours (U20567)
posted 1 hour, 21 minutes ago
Willy waving flags of any nationality is for Nationalistic fanatics. I am just glad to be a member of planet earth. I don`t need to keep waving a flag on certain days of the year, to make out like I am better than any other human being.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I would say that's a pretty bad take on patriotism as a whole. I've never seen it as a problem for people all over the world to celebrate their own country and join in celebrating other people's culture identity. etc. I actually think it's quite healthy. It's natural for humans to have a sense of familiarity and connection to the place they are born. You can love your own country and you can love other country's too. No issue with that at all.
Happy St. Georges Day
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Couldn’t agree more. I personally don’t celebrate it and wave flags around myself, but I have absolutely no issue whatsoever with people being people of their country. Everyone celebrates St Paddy’s day and the Irish are proud. Americans have their flags plastered all over the streets in the US, they are proud. Why is it so frowned upon when English people are proud? I can only guess it’s the far left liberal lunatics that are the only ones who can’t stand it and despise the country they are from.
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I'm like you Don, I've never got the flags out. That's just a personal choice. I certainly wouldn't knock people for doing it.
Don't let scuumbag politicians use racist scuumbag hooligans to ruin it for other people. I try to have a more positive then negative outlook on life, but to me that's just common sense.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who says it’s frowned upon?
Right wingers and their f*cking victim complex is so tedious.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm not left or right. I don't pin my political colours to any mast. It's easy for me to call out the BS on both sides.
comment by TobyJanKaneobi (U15068)
posted 1 minute ago
Same when Charlton returned from USA 94. Dublin was packed to the rafters.
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Great days
comment by rosso - time to #takefootballback #GlazersOut (U17054)
posted 59 seconds ago
Bloody Syrians, coming over here and slaying our dragons
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Exactly, he never even stepped foot in this country, and as a Syrian half the people on this thread wouldn’t have wanted him to
comment by TobyJanKaneobi (U15068)
posted 27 seconds ago
Sure was Irishred.
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Are you from Gods own country as well?
I've never got flags out apart from during international football tournaments, and even then it would just be those little ones you attach to the car. Nothing wrong with showing a little bit of national pride.
comment by Danny Mullen (U1734)
posted 10 minutes ago
What are everyone's 3 reasons to be proud to be English? I'll go first.
1. We took are country back
2. We won the war
3. Tommy Robertson
How about everyone else? Or same reasons?
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1. Curry
3. Winston Church Hall
2. 1966
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 10 seconds ago
I've never got flags out apart from during international football tournaments, and even then it would just be those little ones you attach to the car. Nothing wrong with showing a little bit of national pride.
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Nothing at all wrong.
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 10 seconds ago
I've never got flags out apart from during international football tournaments, and even then it would just be those little ones you attach to the car. Nothing wrong with showing a little bit of national pride.
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Shame there’s f*ck all to be proud of these days. The last half decent thing this country did was the 2012 Olympics.
comment by Ruiney (U1005)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Danny Mullen (U1734)
posted 10 minutes ago
What are everyone's 3 reasons to be proud to be English? I'll go first.
1. We took are country back
2. We won the war
3. Tommy Robertson
How about everyone else? Or same reasons?
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1. Curry
3. Winston Church Hall
2. 1966
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1. Extra mature cheddar
2. Applewood smoked cheddar
3. Cave-aged cheddar
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 34 seconds ago
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posted on 23/4/21
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by South Side (U20009)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by sandy, Ryan Mason, super league boss for 24 hours (U20567)
posted 1 hour, 21 minutes ago
Willy waving flags of any nationality is for Nationalistic fanatics. I am just glad to be a member of planet earth. I don`t need to keep waving a flag on certain days of the year, to make out like I am better than any other human being.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I would say that's a pretty bad take on patriotism as a whole. I've never seen it as a problem for people all over the world to celebrate their own country and join in celebrating other people's culture identity. etc. I actually think it's quite healthy. It's natural for humans to have a sense of familiarity and connection to the place they are born. You can love your own country and you can love other country's too. No issue with that at all.
Happy St. Georges Day
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Couldn’t agree more. I personally don’t celebrate it and wave flags around myself, but I have absolutely no issue whatsoever with people being people of their country. Everyone celebrates St Paddy’s day and the Irish are proud. Americans have their flags plastered all over the streets in the US, they are proud. Why is it so frowned upon when English people are proud? I can only guess it’s the far left liberal lunatics that are the only ones who can’t stand it and despise the country they are from.
—————————
Yes I’m the same. You can’t eat a flag. That said a lot of people forget what the Ireland flag represents.
The orange represents Unionism.
The green represents Republicanism.
The white signifies peace.
posted on 23/4/21
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 1 second ago
Everyone celebrates St Paddy’s day and the Irish are proud.
That's because we are great
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No issue with that. Be proud of where you are from. But, I don’t see no difference between you celebrating St Paddy’s and English celebrating St. George’s, yet the far left always frown upon English people celebrating this day. It’s absolutely pathetic.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
100% agree Don absolutely nothing wrong with being proud of where you are from.
Patriotism is fine and having a sense of pride about your roots is nothing to be ashamed of.
I do think it is a bit strange the way certain elements of English people frown upon it. They need to be more laid back like us
posted on 23/4/21
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by South Side (U20009)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by sandy, Ryan Mason, super league boss for 24 hours (U20567)
posted 1 hour, 21 minutes ago
Willy waving flags of any nationality is for Nationalistic fanatics. I am just glad to be a member of planet earth. I don`t need to keep waving a flag on certain days of the year, to make out like I am better than any other human being.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I would say that's a pretty bad take on patriotism as a whole. I've never seen it as a problem for people all over the world to celebrate their own country and join in celebrating other people's culture identity. etc. I actually think it's quite healthy. It's natural for humans to have a sense of familiarity and connection to the place they are born. You can love your own country and you can love other country's too. No issue with that at all.
Happy St. Georges Day
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Couldn’t agree more. I personally don’t celebrate it and wave flags around myself, but I have absolutely no issue whatsoever with people being people of their country. Everyone celebrates St Paddy’s day and the Irish are proud. Americans have their flags plastered all over the streets in the US, they are proud. Why is it so frowned upon when English people are proud? I can only guess it’s the far left liberal lunatics that are the only ones who can’t stand it and despise the country they are from.
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I'm like you Don, I've never got the flags out. That's just a personal choice. I certainly wouldn't knock people for doing it.
Don't let scuumbag politicians use racist scuumbag hooligans to ruin it for other people. I try to have a more positive then negative outlook on life, but to me that's just common sense.
posted on 23/4/21
comment by TobyJanKaneobi (U15068)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by South Side (U20009)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by sandy, Ryan Mason, super league boss for 24 hours (U20567)
posted 1 hour, 21 minutes ago
Willy waving flags of any nationality is for Nationalistic fanatics. I am just glad to be a member of planet earth. I don`t need to keep waving a flag on certain days of the year, to make out like I am better than any other human being.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I would say that's a pretty bad take on patriotism as a whole. I've never seen it as a problem for people all over the world to celebrate their own country and join in celebrating other people's culture identity. etc. I actually think it's quite healthy. It's natural for humans to have a sense of familiarity and connection to the place they are born. You can love your own country and you can love other country's too. No issue with that at all.
Happy St. Georges Day
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Couldn’t agree more. I personally don’t celebrate it and wave flags around myself, but I have absolutely no issue whatsoever with people being people of their country. Everyone celebrates St Paddy’s day and the Irish are proud. Americans have their flags plastered all over the streets in the US, they are proud. Why is it so frowned upon when English people are proud? I can only guess it’s the far left liberal lunatics that are the only ones who can’t stand it and despise the country they are from.
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Yes I’m the same. You can’t eat a flag. That said a lot of people forget what the Ireland flag represents.
The orange represents Unionism.
The green represents Republicanism.
The white signifies peace.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
And if you reverse the flag voila we become the ivory coast.
Morning Phen, golf is back on Monday and I have a game booked for next Friday afternoon
posted on 23/4/21
We took ‘our’ country back go and sheg your fleg Danny.
posted on 23/4/21
comment by South Side (U20009)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by South Side (U20009)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by sandy, Ryan Mason, super league boss for 24 hours (U20567)
posted 1 hour, 21 minutes ago
Willy waving flags of any nationality is for Nationalistic fanatics. I am just glad to be a member of planet earth. I don`t need to keep waving a flag on certain days of the year, to make out like I am better than any other human being.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I would say that's a pretty bad take on patriotism as a whole. I've never seen it as a problem for people all over the world to celebrate their own country and join in celebrating other people's culture identity. etc. I actually think it's quite healthy. It's natural for humans to have a sense of familiarity and connection to the place they are born. You can love your own country and you can love other country's too. No issue with that at all.
Happy St. Georges Day
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Couldn’t agree more. I personally don’t celebrate it and wave flags around myself, but I have absolutely no issue whatsoever with people being people of their country. Everyone celebrates St Paddy’s day and the Irish are proud. Americans have their flags plastered all over the streets in the US, they are proud. Why is it so frowned upon when English people are proud? I can only guess it’s the far left liberal lunatics that are the only ones who can’t stand it and despise the country they are from.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm like you Don, I've never got the flags out. That's just a personal choice. I certainly wouldn't knock people for doing it.
Don't let scuumbag politicians use racist scuumbag hooligans to ruin it for other people. I try to have a more positive then negative outlook on life, but to me that's just common sense.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who says it’s frowned upon?
Right wingers and their f*cking victim complex is so tedious.
posted on 23/4/21
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 44 seconds ago
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 1 second ago
Everyone celebrates St Paddy’s day and the Irish are proud.
That's because we are great
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No issue with that. Be proud of where you are from. But, I don’t see no difference between you celebrating St Paddy’s and English celebrating St. George’s, yet the far left always frown upon English people celebrating this day. It’s absolutely pathetic.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
100% agree Don absolutely nothing wrong with being proud of where you are from.
Patriotism is fine and having a sense of pride about your roots is nothing to be ashamed of.
I do think it is a bit strange the way certain elements of English people frown upon it. They need to be more laid back like us
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Totally agree mate. I’m proud of being from this country. Being from this country has given me the opportunity to have achieved what I have wanted in life at a young age and this country offers those opportunities. At the same time, I’m also proud of my Turkish Cypriot and Jewish heritage. I think the whole attitude of if you are British and wave a flag, it automatically means you are some far right racist loon bag is only something the far left seem to have conjured up. Only one look at this article and you got well known left wingers criticising people for celebrating today.
posted on 23/4/21
comment by Danny Mullen (U1734)
posted 56 minutes ago
comment by Ruiney (U1005)
posted 37 minutes ago
Can’t wait to sh@g my flags tonight after 10 stellas!! 🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
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None of that foreign muck. Get yourself some Carling.
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Carling is a Canadian lager brewed by an American company.
posted on 23/4/21
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 39 seconds ago
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 44 seconds ago
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 1 second ago
Everyone celebrates St Paddy’s day and the Irish are proud.
That's because we are great
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No issue with that. Be proud of where you are from. But, I don’t see no difference between you celebrating St Paddy’s and English celebrating St. George’s, yet the far left always frown upon English people celebrating this day. It’s absolutely pathetic.
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100% agree Don absolutely nothing wrong with being proud of where you are from.
Patriotism is fine and having a sense of pride about your roots is nothing to be ashamed of.
I do think it is a bit strange the way certain elements of English people frown upon it. They need to be more laid back like us
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Totally agree mate. I’m proud of being from this country. Being from this country has given me the opportunity to have achieved what I have wanted in life at a young age and this country offers those opportunities. At the same time, I’m also proud of my Turkish Cypriot and Jewish heritage. I think the whole attitude of if you are British and wave a flag, it automatically means you are some far right racist loon bag is only something the far left seem to have conjured up. Only one look at this article and you got well known left wingers criticising people for celebrating today.
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I remember the world cup in Italy in 1990 mate. I turned 16 that year. It was the first time we (ROI) ever qualified and we made the quarter finals.
I have never seen an outpouring of national pride etc at the teams achievements. The whole country was united. How on earth is that a bad thing?
posted on 23/4/21
Bloody Syrians, coming over here and slaying our dragons
posted on 23/4/21
Same when Charlton returned from USA 94. Dublin was packed to the rafters.
posted on 23/4/21
Who did St George Support ?
posted on 23/4/21
comment by Automatic For The People #BLM (U21889)
posted 33 seconds ago
comment by South Side (U20009)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Don_tottenham (U3372)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by South Side (U20009)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by sandy, Ryan Mason, super league boss for 24 hours (U20567)
posted 1 hour, 21 minutes ago
Willy waving flags of any nationality is for Nationalistic fanatics. I am just glad to be a member of planet earth. I don`t need to keep waving a flag on certain days of the year, to make out like I am better than any other human being.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I would say that's a pretty bad take on patriotism as a whole. I've never seen it as a problem for people all over the world to celebrate their own country and join in celebrating other people's culture identity. etc. I actually think it's quite healthy. It's natural for humans to have a sense of familiarity and connection to the place they are born. You can love your own country and you can love other country's too. No issue with that at all.
Happy St. Georges Day
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Couldn’t agree more. I personally don’t celebrate it and wave flags around myself, but I have absolutely no issue whatsoever with people being people of their country. Everyone celebrates St Paddy’s day and the Irish are proud. Americans have their flags plastered all over the streets in the US, they are proud. Why is it so frowned upon when English people are proud? I can only guess it’s the far left liberal lunatics that are the only ones who can’t stand it and despise the country they are from.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm like you Don, I've never got the flags out. That's just a personal choice. I certainly wouldn't knock people for doing it.
Don't let scuumbag politicians use racist scuumbag hooligans to ruin it for other people. I try to have a more positive then negative outlook on life, but to me that's just common sense.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Who says it’s frowned upon?
Right wingers and their f*cking victim complex is so tedious.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm not left or right. I don't pin my political colours to any mast. It's easy for me to call out the BS on both sides.
posted on 23/4/21
comment by TobyJanKaneobi (U15068)
posted 1 minute ago
Same when Charlton returned from USA 94. Dublin was packed to the rafters.
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Great days
posted on 23/4/21
Sure was Irishred.
posted on 23/4/21
comment by rosso - time to #takefootballback #GlazersOut (U17054)
posted 59 seconds ago
Bloody Syrians, coming over here and slaying our dragons
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Exactly, he never even stepped foot in this country, and as a Syrian half the people on this thread wouldn’t have wanted him to
posted on 23/4/21
comment by TobyJanKaneobi (U15068)
posted 27 seconds ago
Sure was Irishred.
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Are you from Gods own country as well?
posted on 23/4/21
Béal Feirste
posted on 23/4/21
I've never got flags out apart from during international football tournaments, and even then it would just be those little ones you attach to the car. Nothing wrong with showing a little bit of national pride.
posted on 23/4/21
Baile Áth Cliath
posted on 23/4/21
comment by Danny Mullen (U1734)
posted 10 minutes ago
What are everyone's 3 reasons to be proud to be English? I'll go first.
1. We took are country back
2. We won the war
3. Tommy Robertson
How about everyone else? Or same reasons?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Curry
3. Winston Church Hall
2. 1966
posted on 23/4/21
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 10 seconds ago
I've never got flags out apart from during international football tournaments, and even then it would just be those little ones you attach to the car. Nothing wrong with showing a little bit of national pride.
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Nothing at all wrong.
posted on 23/4/21
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 10 seconds ago
I've never got flags out apart from during international football tournaments, and even then it would just be those little ones you attach to the car. Nothing wrong with showing a little bit of national pride.
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Shame there’s f*ck all to be proud of these days. The last half decent thing this country did was the 2012 Olympics.
posted on 23/4/21
comment by Ruiney (U1005)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Danny Mullen (U1734)
posted 10 minutes ago
What are everyone's 3 reasons to be proud to be English? I'll go first.
1. We took are country back
2. We won the war
3. Tommy Robertson
How about everyone else? Or same reasons?
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1. Curry
3. Winston Church Hall
2. 1966
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1. Extra mature cheddar
2. Applewood smoked cheddar
3. Cave-aged cheddar
posted on 23/4/21
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 34 seconds ago
Baile Áth Cliath
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Gra Baile Áth Cliath mo Chara
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