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LordSutch wrote: » The Union flag is so much more than the English . . . . Not only does it belong to English British people all over the world, but its also a very eye catching design which has also become a fashion symbol in its own right. Nowadays you will see people of all nationalities wearing clothes with Union Jacks on them. Here are a few examples;http://wallpapercave.com/wp/45gYPo3.pnghttp://www.willybanjo.com/shop/fashion_accessories/stargazer_cosmetics/lip_tattoo/images/main_union_jack_lip_tattoo.jpghttp://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lhpiop43gu1qam50k.jpghttps://belindaschneider.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/union-jack-sex-pistols.jpg?w=500http://cdn.sneakernews.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/reebok-phase-ii-july-2013-4.jpghttp://www.director-online.de/Slotcars/others/images/ninco/mini-union-jack.jpg
recipio wrote: » Some people love to hate.The UK haters spout BS until they need an abortion, a lung transplant or even a job. Grow up.
The Golden Miller wrote: » So no one has actually ever experienced any real abuse from wearing a UJ on their clothing which was the point of the thread?
I own an applewatch wrote: » A few people have chastised me for donning such apparel. I honestly have no idea why. So what if my Reebok shoes and jacket have a little UJ flag on them? Who cares? People have actually got aggressive over it! I've been called a Tan cnut and been told to fcuk off back to England and suckle on the queen's titties. Any other people deal with such morons?:rolleyes:
Bambi wrote: » My old man, who'd be far from an IRA supporting type, straightened me out on that idea fairly sharpish, and he was damn right.
rubadub wrote: » Morons? pot calling the kettle black there. I doubt a single person here believed your ludicrous like about "honestly having no idea why". But FFS if you are going to lie like that do not immediately show that you know fine fucking well they they are doing it!
moleyv wrote: » It's the union flag (not jack), unless displayed on a boat. Are ye boats? Are ye?
Azalea wrote: » I agree but I think the poster you quoted was joking. Hard to take anyone seriously if they get offended by the union jack yet consume mountains of British culture (sometimes even contributing to the British economy in doing so).
The Golden Miller wrote: » But see here's the point. People like you completely ignoring the lies of the op to pander to some stereotype that really doesn't exist anymore just for some excuse to wheel out this cliched rubbish
Gwynplaine wrote: » The same idiots getting on to probably wearing a Liverpool or Man United jersey.
Azalea wrote: » It may be clichéd but it's true.
The Golden Miller wrote: » So why don't you take point with the other side and the lies churned out to push a stereotype? Or is it just fun to talk about the Irish as a collective "we" and talk about how backward we are? Or do you see the likes of the EDL and their fascist followers as representative of the English? Or do you hear the English people talk about how "we are backwards" because of them? You see it's the "enlightened" folks like yourself who are just as archaic but have gone the full circle
LordSutch wrote: » The Union flag is so much more than the English . . . . Not only does it belong to English British people all over the world, but its also a very eye catching design which has also become a fashion symbol in its own right.
strelok wrote: » was he? was he really?
pgj2015 wrote: » This is just not true, they may as well be from Iran, they are nothing like us when you think about it. an example of this is when you are in Spain, the locals can always tell the English and Irish apart, mostly because we are respectful and not acting like lager louts.
Badly Drunk Boy wrote: » ...And anyway, can't the Union Jack only be worn at sea? :pac:
Nodin wrote: » For once we agree. It's dead Kenyans, Burmese and Irish. It's dead black, white and brown, African, European and Asian. It's centuries of racism, sectarianism, ethnic cleansing and robbery, all unpunished. It's like the now defunct emblem of another European state, but because it mostly flew over the poor and the powerless it hasn't been given the same thoroughly deserved treatment.
youreadthat wrote: » This is pathetic, the same thing could be written about any symbol if you take everything out of context. There are people born in the 90's that could barely comprehend the values of people in the 70's, yet you sit behind your monitor pretending that you can paint a broad brush stroke on millions of people over 100's of years because they don't fit your cosy 21st century outlook.