The poppy is as grassroots as it gets.
Fields of Poppies were what John McCrae was looking at when he wrote his famous poem in Belgium!
The poppy is as grassroots as it gets.
You are very welcome. Hopefully I can have one taken at the service for you. There's lots of uniforms there. But my last name isn't Trudeau so snapping a selfie in the middle isn't something I would do
Don't forget to leave your poppy at the foot of the cemotaph at the end of the ceremony.
I wear a poppy every year. It's a symbol that one chooses to follow or not, for me, I do it for respect and knowing that the money raised goes toward veteran programs.
Fields of Poppies were what John McCrae was looking at when he wrote his famous poem in Belgium!
Don't have a poppy, sorry.
Yep, why anyone would denigrate the poppy beats me!
Yup which inspired an American woman to wear a silk one every year, a French woman then started a tradition of selling poppies for veteran charities and it was adopted by the Brit and Commonwealth.
Someone will pin one on you. Will you try to tell them no?
Tell us about the Boer war , please .Actually I have never noticed this. I always buy a poppy, but find that it usually falls off within five minutes due to its cheap pin. I feel no pressure at all to wear one; after all I could give a detailed lecture on Canada's history regarding the various wars in which it has participated; particularly the two world Wars.
They who? Why would "they" want you there if you were opposed?Because it's a Legion campaign. I stopped supporting the Legion after the turban issue. Besides, the government should look after veterans. Buying a poppy indirectly allows the government to abdicate its responsibilities
They are well aware of my outspoken opinion on the matter so nobody will try and pin onw on me.
They who? Why would "they" want you there if you were opposed?
Because the locals respect my opinions, beliefs and right to free speech. I understand that's something you have a problem with but thankfully, you're a minority in this country.
You'd say No Thanks to a someone awarded the Silver Cross?Because the locals respect my opinions, beliefs and right to free speech. I understand that's something you have a problem with but thankfully, you're a minority in this country.
Oh yeah, I'm super jealous of janitor uniforms. You got me there.