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Originally posted by mr-lizard
Originally posted by Destinyone
u2u me with your shop name and location. I will send them an email telling them I read on facebook they are NOT patriotic. I will also tell them if what I read on FB is really their policy, I will do everything I can to get a movement going to boycott their place of business, including writing to their local media outlets.
I will keep you, and how I really heard of this travesty out of anything I do.
Excellent, I like your spirit - I might write a complaint letter myself and will also contact the media. I need confirmation that this story is true though (no offence OP). If it is true, it's disgraceful.
Originally posted by pazcat
Seems like I'm more informed than you.
Why drag Body Shop into your web of lies?
Why repeatedly post the smae rubbish over the internet, your OP is all over facebook. Like I said poundland had reversed the decision, rant invalid.
If you had doe your research you would know the reason, it took me 30 seconds.edit on 30-10-2011 by pazcat because: (no reason given)
The poppy of wartime remembrance is Papaver rhoeas, the red-flowered corn poppy. This poppy is a common weed in Europe and is found in many locations, including Flanders, the setting of the famous poem "In Flanders Fields," by the Canadian surgeon and soldier John McCrae. In the United States,[3][4] Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand artificial poppies (plastic in Canada, paper in the US[citation needed], UK, Australia and New Zealand) are worn to commemorate those who died in war. This form of commemoration is associated with Veterans' Day in the United States and with Remembrance Day in Canada, both of which fall on November 11. In Canada, poppies are often worn from the beginning of November until the 11th. In New Zealand and Australia, the soldiers are commemorated on ANZAC day, April 25 [5] although the poppy is still commonly worn around Remembrance Day.
Originally posted by pazcat
Seems like I'm more informed than you.
Why drag Body Shop into your web of lies?
Why repeatedly post the same rubbish over the internet, your OP is all over facebook. Like I said poundland had reversed the decision, rant invalid.
If you had done your research you would know the reason, it took me 30 seconds.edit on 30-10-2011 by pazcat because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by pazcat
reply to post by Destinyone
www.sundaymercury.net...
Reason: Fear of offending other communities. A valid reason, not a great one but one nevertheless.
Don't get me wrong, I think such a ban is stupid and would never deny a person that right.edit on 30-10-2011 by pazcat because: (no reason given)