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There's a beautiful waterfall of poppies in GCHQ commemorating our glorious fallen heros. I am a little uncomfortable (if that's the word) to see amongst the traditional poppies that they have put some in black, to commemorate ethnic minorities and some in rainbow to commemorate LGBT heros.
AIBU to believe that the traditional, red, poppy encompasses ALL heros, be they ethnic minority or LGBT or any other minority (in the best taste) group, I feel it deflects from the basic point of the remembrance poppy? Can we not just remember our fallen heros without compartmentalising them?
Have any of you got all electric cars? Pros and cons please.