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Old 11-11-2020, 10:07 AM   #1
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In remembrance of the men and women who fought and died bravely for the liberty and freedom that many of us have been fortunate enough to be born into.
We honor your sacrifice.
Amen.

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I feel this remembrance day is particularly poignant as I'm grateful that it remains a day that is widely supported and valued by Canadians in general, with no pretense, politicization, or association to any sort of cause or political belief.

It simply remains a day and moment to remember and reflect on those who served and gave their lives for the country across generations.

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This is the first year I haven’t lost a poppy. Still donate whenever I see them though
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I feel this remembrance day is particularly poignant as I'm grateful that it remains a day that is widely supported and valued by Canadians in general, with no pretense, politicization, or association to any sort of cause or political belief.

It simply remains a day and moment to remember and reflect on those who served and gave their lives for the country across generations.

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Anti maskers are using the day to protest masks in Kelowna, citing veterans sacrificed for their right not to wear masks... Yikes
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I feel this remembrance day is particularly poignant as I'm grateful that it remains a day that is widely supported and valued by Canadians in general, with no pretense, politicization, or association to any sort of cause or political belief.

It simply remains a day and moment to remember and reflect on those who served and gave their lives for the country across generations.

Thank you.
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sadly forgot to wear a poppy almost everyday this November and didn't see any around

but went back home to get it today

thank you for the service.

PS: fuck you whole foods for trying to politicize the veterans' symbol
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