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Originally posted by uncle porry it does not surprise me that these people are allowed to have their march on such a day |
Chaps, chaps, the thread is about remembering those who made such sacrifices 60 years ago, not the state of Britain today... there's plenty of threads for that sort of rant. "These people" have every right to march in central London, for thats why we went to war.
There were probably plenty of opportunities for us all to do something yesterday to mark the event - it doesnt need a march in central london (and for certain most of us would probably have skipped such an event to go on a ride out!!!). Perhaps some of us went to church, maybe some of us read the papers and just for 5 minutes put ourselves in their shoes, or maybe some of us played the first 15 minutes of Saving Private Ryan on our 58" plasmas... whatever, its our right to do what we want to because of that sacrifice.
Oh, and lets not forget that "our boys" happended also to be Irish, Canadian, Polish, American, French, and probably many others. And that many, many German boys were killed that day.