Would you wear clothing with the British flag on it?

Chuck Stone

mike65 wrote: »

That's not the British flag.

You're right there, Ted.

tdv123

LordSutch wrote: »

But were they fighting against the British flag, the British people, and Britain, OR were they fighting against the British administration of Ireland?

Either way, the British administration of the 1920s is long gone, the British people of the 1920 are also for the most part gone too, the modern
British Army has a very different role to play in the 21st century, plus Britain & Ireland are very different places now, > so should you still
hate the flag of the British people now in 2013?

Were the f*** the I say I hate the British flag? Maybe you need to learn to read better.

gobnaitolunacy

trickymicky wrote: »

Well strangely enough, a few years ago i went on foreign holiday and the same again all the apartments had their union jack, st georges cross towels and flags all over them.

But in the centre of the apartment block, surrounded by all those british flags, laid the irish tri-colour.

I wont lie it put a huge smile on my face and a sense of patriotism came over me for all of five seconds

Was it in the Costa Del Scangero?

ToddyDoody

I'd do it only if it was tastefully done. So say the red and white England flag with "this is England" written in a nice font, with a quality finish / stitching and an arrow pointing downwards.