Warum sind Tausende von St. George’s und Union Jack Flags gestiegen?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c626vxyxgj6o?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwMVauZjbGNrAxVqy2V4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEeftAYilPN-JXzSiiUyJJsr3uL-Az8apukb9WzKlbwKOBVGe8Fao3e3VH9r4E_aem_kUTDDKx7g5lGhQzK2YYfGg&app-referrer=deep-link
Von Codydoc4
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As the child of 2 immigrants (both legal and were naturalised before I get hate messages), why are we questioning people flying our country’s flags?
They’re all round my bit of Birmingham.
I don’t know who put them there, but I love it!
There is no winning this. No matter what you do or say you look ridiculous. You are just fighting bait so just leave it alone and it does nothing, the only way this works is if you take up the ridiculous position of the flag is racist which is exactly what the people hanging the flags want you to do.
Cultural war nonsense. There’s not much to see here
It’s hilarious seeing the pendulum swing back.
10 years of activists trying to make our entire existence about their insecurities – and look what you achieved!
There are quite a few streets near me that now have flags up. It’s really nice, and I personally would like to see more around.
The flags represent all of us. The person (or group) who put them up is irrelevant.
If this is an act of protest, it’s peaceful and should be welcomed. Hopefully, this sparks councils and communities across the country to follow suit.
Luv are cuntrys flag
Luv spurs
Luv me pints
Ate the wife
Ate forrruners
Simple
It is the media purposely trying to force division. Trying to class flags as racist, trying to class any pride in Great Britain as racist. Pushing anyone who disagreed into more extreme opinions and divide people. And to ignore the actual causes of general upsets.
Because we’re in England which is also in the united kingdom, and i think we forgot that for a while
Just another cultural war to “trigger the libs”, just ignore them.
Is anyone really bothered apart from those putting them up and those taking them down?
The main root of this is a story last week of a council that took down St George and Union Jacks because they deemed them to be inflammatory. Sure *some* people flying them might be doing so in solidarity with the Tommy Robinson brigade. Most are flying them in defiance of the suggestion that they are offensive. (Even middle of the road Keir Starmer waded in to say people should he proud to fly the flag. So it’s not a „vocal minority“)
There’s a lot wrong with this country, but it’s still not the worst place on earth, if you are proud of where you live, why not show it?
I’ve never understood why people treat our nation’s flag as if it’s somehow offensive.
Because they hope someone will take them down and then cry about it on Facebook.
Its all a bit weird tbh. I love to see flags. I’m happy for any countries flag to be flown to represent solidarity. I don’t understand the shame that seems to have become a thing in the last 10 years towards the england flag though. I think it started with councils making people remove them and now has become a bit of a cat and mouse game. I also don’t think I’ve ever met one foreign person who finds our country flying its own flag to be offensive and I work with different nationalities on a daily basis. They all seem to love a national celebration and are always very enthusiastic to join in.
Well obviously everyone’s getting behind our Brave Lasses in the Rugby World Cup, right? Right?
If left wingers fly the flag it will be a left wing symbol. Not hard is it.
Lots of insecure people feel they can’t ‚be english‘ anymore because they let some botherers on the internet convince them this was true, despite the reality they can see with their own eyes being vastly different.
plus far right PR campaign
Might be to do with the Rugby World Cup kicking off, too?
I quite like seeing county and national flags flown to cheer on athletes and raise a bit of exitement. That’s what flags are for.
>Half the sub shudders at the site of their own flag
This country will never win another war again
Next you’ll be saying the Red Arrows flying over, will be deemed as intimidating.
„The singing of the National Anthem was always a ragged affair, the good people of Ankh-Morpork feeling that it was unpatriotic to sing songs about how patriotic you were, taking the view that someone singing a song about how patriotic they were was either up to something or a Head of State.*
*i.e., up to something.
Terry Pratchett, “Unseen Academicals”
Two issues.
1. The flag has been taken by the far right far to long, it’s now associated with that.
2. Telling British people they can’t or shouldn’t do something will always result in them doing said thing.
For the record I couldn’t care less if you want to fly a flag
As a pretty bad Geoguessr player, I really welcome this behaviour, particularly during summer when street view is most active.
Please can South American nations do the same?
Takin bac Britain for the English innit, dont like seein a flag you can go bac to wherever u cum from innit. It’s are cuntry innit. Etc etc ad nauseam
It’s not the Union Jack unless at sea. It’s the Union flag
These days if you say you’re English **you’ll be arrested and you’ll be thrown in jail.**