My thoughts are, yes you should wear one and doesnt matter what country they came from...they are here and were given that right because of our fallen and those who continue to fight for their right to be here. Respect is always due on this day. But thats my 2 cents
It’s definitely a bit of an oxymoron. I get what you’re saying and I agree with it. We can’t control people’s actions, but we control what we do. If one believes that donating and wearing a poppy is their way of showing support, then power to them. There’s plenty of ways to respect our country, this is one of them. But there is plenty of other ways
Salaam, i feel poppy is rare opportunity to discuss the meaning of struggle/fight/effort and its effects on individual, family, community and heritage/intergenerational , its also an opportunity to discuss the fact of colonialism. Salam from NZ 🇳🇿💚
My thoughts are, yes you should wear one and doesnt matter what country they came from...they are here and were given that right because of our fallen and those who continue to fight for their right to be here. Respect is always due on this day. But thats my 2 cents
@@ZiaNonna wearing a poppy isn’t the only way to pay respect but I hear you.
It’s definitely a bit of an oxymoron. I get what you’re saying and I agree with it. We can’t control people’s actions, but we control what we do. If one believes that donating and wearing a poppy is their way of showing support, then power to them. There’s plenty of ways to respect our country, this is one of them. But there is plenty of other ways
Pretty much sums it up for me
Salaam,
i feel poppy is rare opportunity to discuss the meaning of struggle/fight/effort and its effects on individual, family, community and heritage/intergenerational , its also an opportunity to discuss the fact of colonialism.
Salam from NZ 🇳🇿💚
@@julinaonYT Wasalaam! Yes I agree!
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