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Yes! There are 364 really good reasons not to wear a white poppy on November 11th.
They can wear it the rest of the year if they want. At this time of year it detracts from the thoughts for the fallen. Wrong place, wrong time.Alcibiades said:What's wrong with this, really?
It takes nothing away from the red poppy. After all its not like wearing the red is a call to arms, not at all, it is a symbol of remembrance. I think working towards peace is a noble goal...one worth fighting for, if necessary. As it is now.
Cheers,
Mike
Are dead soldiers an appropriate prop for a political statement? Remembrance Day is to remember our dead; people who died doing what their country asked of them.Alcibiades said:What's wrong with this, really?
ProPatria Mike said:White Poppies...
Carebears count down...First off how do we get peace by shooting rainbows from our stomachs and hearts from our eyes .
Funny I've never heard of them... also really seems to have been efective in bringing peace to the world.Hartnagel explained the white poppy was created by the England-based Women's Co-operative Guild in 1933 to symbolize their commitment to work for peace.
Yes it is.It's not a slight on the war dead, she said.
In fact so is this.some people are wearing their red poppies with a peace sign in the middle.
Well in my humble opinion the white poppy says something very, very different."The white poppy says, 'Hey, let's think of other ways to resolve the conflict,' " said the self-described non-violence activist.
WHAT IS IT ABOUT REMEMBRANCE DAY YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND YOU HIPPIE FOOL. THIS ONLY GOES TO SHOW HOW IGNORANT YOU ARE IN BRODCASTING YOUR POLITICAL MESSAGE."It's forward-thinking, whereas a red poppy is looking back."