of course ex-servicemen support the poppy appealSWLGooner wrote:ExactlyGoose wrote:I can't agree with you posting this. I wear a poppy as a sign of respect for those who died for their country.highburyJD wrote:not been here properly for ages but this seemed like an appropriate thread to comment on - because, as was always the tradition, I disagree with everyone and what I say will probably irritate people:
F*ck poppies
I will no longer wear a poppy. I'm against them.
I don't agree with how ex-servicemen are treated by the government. Also a lot of ex-servicemen do not agree with how they are treated by the government. Yet I am yet to meet an ex-servicemen who does not wear a poppy - let alone share your "fuck poppies" view.
if there was a snogs from supermodels for JD appeal I would support it
but if there was the possibility of snogs from supermodels being a legal right for JD I would rather have that
Poppy appeal is a bandaid that allows the govt to continue to shaft soldiers
