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Lugwho · 61-69, M
It's not really a tradition here and the current glut probably has a racist backround, though that will be denied. When I was young, it was very rare to see a flag flying, and normally only on public buildings, or maybe for big royal events.
I lived in Northern Ireland for 11 years, where flags are a big part of ongoing division and unrest. I'd prefer that not to spread.
I lived in Northern Ireland for 11 years, where flags are a big part of ongoing division and unrest. I'd prefer that not to spread.