I wear a poppy in honor of the man I called my father. So, I think it's obvious how I feel about remembrance day. I respect all soldiers, because I know what they go through and I know how it effects them.
If we don't honor our dead, who will? You may not like it, but you have so much to thank a veteran for. And is it that hard to honor them for one day out of the year? I honor my father every day, yeah, but I owe him for giving me life and raising me to see the world the way that I do, so, is it wrong for us to ask for one day to honor those that fought for us and those that died defending the freedom that we deem most precious?Boletes Net said:I don't want to appear cold hearted but frankly I don't really care about the dead....they always go on about how soldiers died for us but I pretty sure they died for the government....okay well theres an acception when it comes to WWII.....I still don't really give a shit and i'm not going to wear a poppy so that I can pretend I do