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JUGADOR MEJOR
26 Nov 09 19:32
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I am a British patriot but i would like to know the forums opinion on this question.
What percentage of British residents today, legal or not, do honour & respect our war dead?

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By:
Mr Eboue
When: 26 Nov 09 19:33
By 'honour and respect' do you mean obide by the minute silence and wear a poppy?
By:
JUGADOR MEJOR
When: 26 Nov 09 19:35
Yes and would not, sober or drunk urinate on any war memorial.
By:
Mr Eboue
When: 26 Nov 09 19:36
I'd say about 23.76%.
By:
JUGADOR MEJOR
When: 26 Nov 09 19:37
Forgetting outward shows of respect but just respect in the mind.
By:
STUDYFORM
When: 26 Nov 09 19:40
It would be nice if the same amount of outrage were shown about the lack of respect for the living.
By:
Tevez is God
When: 26 Nov 09 19:42
Yes and would not, sober or drunk urinate on any war memorial.

like drink driving... when sober it appals us, but after a few drinks your rationale disappears
By:
Tevez is God
When: 26 Nov 09 19:42
Yes and would not, sober or drunk urinate on any war memorial.

like drink driving... when sober it appals us, but after a few drinks your rationale disappears
By:
canaryboy
When: 26 Nov 09 19:48
i never really understand honouring the dead

would you want people to honour you when you die?

or move on
By:
canaryboy
When: 26 Nov 09 19:48
i mean beyond your funeral
By:
rogerthebutler
When: 26 Nov 09 19:50
If I gave my life for my country I'd like to think subsequent generations could take a few minutes away from their skinny lattes and X-Boxes to remember me.
By:
punterfleecer
When: 26 Nov 09 19:50
it's about remembering the war actually happened in gruesome conditions

yea war is hell

but the great war was hell on earth
By:
JUGADOR MEJOR
When: 26 Nov 09 19:54
rogerthebutler 26 Nov 20:50
if I gave my life for my country I'd like to think subsequent generations could take a few minutes away from their skinny lattes and X-Boxes to remember me.

I thoroughly agree with that statement. I notice most of you dodged the question which has nothing to do with drink driving.
By:
canaryboy
When: 26 Nov 09 19:54
we can see the war happened from documentaries

there has to be a time when we eventually move on and forget

plenty of wars from over a hundred years ago which are never mentioned now

i suppose there's a cycle on it and in 30 years there won't be much mention of ww2

pretty much all the survivors will be dead
By:
rogerthebutler
When: 26 Nov 09 19:55
I haven't forgotten Agincourt and that was in the 15th Century!
By:
canaryboy
When: 26 Nov 09 19:55
lol
By:
punterfleecer
When: 26 Nov 09 19:58
WW1 is memorable because

millions and millions died, unlike any other war, except for WW2

it was also very gruesome etc
By:
JUGADOR MEJOR
When: 26 Nov 09 20:01
Remember that in WW1 & 2 many good young men died in defence of their countries
By:
JUGADOR MEJOR
When: 26 Nov 09 20:02
The countries we now live in with liberty.
By:
canaryboy
When: 26 Nov 09 20:05
yes but it's not like germany are our enemy is it?
By:
canaryboy
When: 26 Nov 09 20:07
not disputing the bravery but it's not like we fought off a rogue planet

just dumb humans fighting each other

and now we've grown up a bit
By:
punterfleecer
When: 26 Nov 09 20:08
I still hate Germans, they were a pest when I had to live with 2 of those f.ucks(with no option) in 1998
By:
canaryboy
When: 26 Nov 09 20:10
lol
By:
BillKiller
When: 26 Nov 09 20:14
it's not like germany are our enemy is it?

Let's see how you feel about that in ten years.
By:
JUGADOR MEJOR
When: 26 Nov 09 20:14
canaryboy 26 Nov 21:05
yes but it's not like germany are our enemy is it?


They were during the war and that is what counts. Our brave war dead faught to defend their way of life and ours now. If you have dark hair or dark eyes be thankful you are alive.
By:
canaryboy
When: 26 Nov 09 20:17
i have black hair and brown eyes
By:
canaryboy
When: 26 Nov 09 20:17
and if i hadn't been born i wouldn't be able to appreciate being born
By:
JUGADOR MEJOR
When: 26 Nov 09 20:18
Be thankful then, don't ask why i don't think you that daft.
By:
punterfleecer
When: 26 Nov 09 20:19
canaryboy, you would have been born with a porno haircut and blue eyes, talking herman german
By:
evingolis
When: 26 Nov 09 20:45
if the playground bully attacks a weaker child he's condemned as a coward. right?
yet when the combined forces of the military superpowers of the usa and uk attack a virtually defenceless people they are hailed as heroes.
what's wrong with this picture?

i wouldn't call the soldiers marauding through afghanistan heroes- i'd be ashamed.
By:
JUGADOR MEJOR
When: 26 Nov 09 20:59
Remember one thing, the soldier only goes where he is told to go by a democratically elected government, don't blame the soldier.
By:
Manchester Untied Dave
When: 26 Nov 09 21:00
No one is marauding through Afghanistan. And we have rules of engagement. Your Taliban have no such scruples.
By:
madsimon
When: 26 Nov 09 21:07
yes but when an older child stops a younger child from bullying an even younger one then thats the thing to do!!
By:
madsimon
When: 26 Nov 09 21:08
i dont think anybody cares that much if you are incapable of showing respect canaryboy-its your problem and shallowness not others
By:
JUGADOR MEJOR
When: 26 Nov 09 21:11
Canaryboy, conscientious objector or collaborator?
By:
canaryboy
When: 26 Nov 09 21:18
i do have respect

there's a difference between that and public shows of honouring
By:
paradox and equilibrium
When: 26 Nov 09 21:19
Ozzy Osbourne**ed on the Alamo monument whilst wearing a dress.

The youngsters nowdays have now sense of style or occasion.
By:
canaryboy
When: 26 Nov 09 21:19
i'm a pacifist
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