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Old 11-06-2008, 19:37   #20
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Re: £230 spent on Saint Georges Day over the last 5 years!

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Originally Posted by RizzyKing View Post
What could we do on St george's day how about display our flag and not have to worry about being labellled racist by some prat with nothing better to do with his or our time. How about highlighting English history and heritage giving a reduction for people to go see historic landmarks and suchlike. Or and i personally would love this one make it the day England gets it's own parliament and can free itself of those from other parts voting on our issue's.
Not exactly what the majority of people want to do, fireworks? drink? food? sure but waving a flag around is not going to generate mass-support. Especially in a country like this were people don't identify with their flag/country as much as some countrys (i.e Some Americans).

We do have a lot of historical figures we could honor, and events we could honor, yet we choose to use St George killing a dragon.

The lack of attention to St Georges day is not because of the government nor political correctness but because people simply do not care that much.
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