silvia said:Are you joking?![]()
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We do celebrate it, it's Lover's day and it's one of bests days of the year, with hundreds of people selling red roses and books on the streets![]()
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stuie said:I'm all for an ethnically diverse society, but it's got to the point where we can't celebrate our national day because of the risk of causing offence.
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silvia said:stuie said:I'm all for an ethnically diverse society, but it's got to the point where we can't celebrate our national day because of the risk of causing offence.
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I can't belive it... This way they aren't helping for integration![]()
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silvia said:Are you joking?![]()
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We do celebrate it, it's Lover's day and it's one of bests days of the year, with hundreds of people selling red roses and books on the streets![]()
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synchronicity said:silvia said:Are you joking?![]()
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We do celebrate it, it's Lover's day and it's one of bests days of the year, with hundreds of people selling red roses and books on the streets![]()
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it's Lovers day in Spain, yes?
silvia said:synchronicity said:silvia said:Are you joking?![]()
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We do celebrate it, it's Lover's day and it's one of bests days of the year, with hundreds of people selling red roses and books on the streets![]()
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it's Lovers day in Spain, yes?
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The tradition is that girls get red roses from lover. Now a days if you are a bit lucky you can get 6-10 roses (bosses, bank, supermarket...)
You sound just like all those mad politicians and local government officials who claim we can't celebrate St. Georges Day, but we can celebrate St. Patrick's or local council offices not able to display Santa Claus in case it offends Muslims (The Muslim Council of Great Britain actually campaigned harder for US to celebrate Christmas than the Government did last year).MARKB said:The truth is, I reckon it would become a day of purpose for all of the extreme nationalist and facist / racist groups if it were a National holiday.
MARKB said:Other side of the coin, why are people bothered about celebrating a saint when a lot of people on here apparently hate the pope and opposes the Catholic Church? Surely there is a little bit of conflict there??
MARKB said:Other side of the coin, why are people bothered about celebrating a saint when a lot of people on here apparently hate the pope and opposes the Catholic Church? Surely there is a little bit of conflict there??
Just like they removed santa's from shopping centres around the country at xmas so as not to cause offence. It really winds me upstuie said:I'm all for an ethnically diverse society, but it's got to the point where we can't celebrate our national day because of the risk of causing offence.
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mambobirdette said:Ooooo dont even get me started on this subject.
I know that i dont even have to take that ''are you racist test''![]()
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Paddy Eeziglow said:You sound just like all those mad politicians and local government officials who claim we can't celebrate St. Georges Day, but we can celebrate St. Patrick's or local council offices not able to display Santa Claus in case it offends Muslims (The Muslim Council of Great Britain actually campaigned harder for US to celebrate Christmas than the Government did last year).MARKB said:The truth is, I reckon it would become a day of purpose for all of the extreme nationalist and facist / racist groups if it were a National holiday.
It's pathetic. I celebrated St. Patrick's Day by sitting in the pub, and given the opportunity I'd do the same for St. Georges Day. It's not like anyone's asking for special priveleges, just a bit of even-handedness.
Those people who seek not to offend the minority are as guilty of racism as the BNP or the radical Muslim preachers that tell their followers to go out and blow people up.