Yaya_Tony
Well-Known Member
I attended, like I do every year. We will remember them.
This.The monies raised from the sales of poppies every year provides enough funding for the RBL and SSAFA to assist veterans who are in need either physically, mentally or financialy
I've read and enjoyed many of your posts but this one is in the wrong place at the wrong time. You have gone down in my estimation.OK I'll be the first to post the controversial point of view. Utmost respect to those who paid the highest price but I don't really fall for the whole propoganda poppy thing. Surely the best way to respect people who died would be to prevent anything like that ever happening again. We live in a world where governments are lobbied by arms dealers to spend more and more taxpayers money on defence. Without wars these companies are obsolete. If the CEO's of major arms dealers and politicians had to fight on the front line, wars would end tomorrow.
If your fishing, well done. If not go back to bed, you don't have to comment on every thread just to try and create an argument! It's pathetic.OK I'll be the first to post the controversial point of view. Utmost respect to those who paid the highest price but I don't really fall for the whole propoganda poppy thing. Surely the best way to respect people who died would be to prevent anything like that ever happening again. We live in a world where governments are lobbied by arms dealers to spend more and more taxpayers money on defence. Without wars these companies are obsolete. If the CEO's of major arms dealers and politicians had to fight on the front line, wars would end tomorrow.
What a fuckin weaponOK I'll be the first to post the controversial point of view. Utmost respect to those who paid the highest price but I don't really fall for the whole propoganda poppy thing. Surely the best way to respect people who died would be to prevent anything like that ever happening again. We live in a world where governments are lobbied by arms dealers to spend more and more taxpayers money on defence. Without wars these companies are obsolete. If the CEO's of major arms dealers and politicians had to fight on the front line, wars would end tomorrow.
That sums it up for me too Roj, it's more about people, real people who's lives were changed forever. If you want to wear a poppy that's great, if you just want to reflect and remember that's great too?Text from my auntie Lynne...
'Dad to Northern Europe, Grandpa Bates to Egypt, Grandpa Lloyd to the Holy Land. Sensitive men all of them who left to fight and came home changed. Xx'
Never forget.
PitifulOK I'll be the first to post the controversial point of view. Utmost respect to those who paid the highest price but I don't really fall for the whole propoganda poppy thing. Surely the best way to respect people who died would be to prevent anything like that ever happening again. We live in a world where governments are lobbied by arms dealers to spend more and more taxpayers money on defence. Without wars these companies are obsolete. If the CEO's of major arms dealers and politicians had to fight on the front line, wars would end tomorrow.
Wars would end Tomorrow! What a load of bollocks, most armies, militia, air forces, navies, territorials even fuckin terrorist groups are volunteers, they are there because they want to be there, they want to fight with someone, if every arms factory in the World closed Tomorrow these volunteers would pick up rocks and fashion some kind of weapons and carry on fighting each other somehow, it's what humans doOK I'll be the first to post the controversial point of view. Utmost respect to those who paid the highest price but I don't really fall for the whole propoganda poppy thing. Surely the best way to respect people who died would be to prevent anything like that ever happening again. We live in a world where governments are lobbied by arms dealers to spend more and more taxpayers money on defence. Without wars these companies are obsolete. If the CEO's of major arms dealers and politicians had to fight on the front line, wars would end tomorrow.