Pity about the Nazi salute at the end. Still, it fits in with the whole pledging-allegiance-to-your-country vibe.
I know lots of people on this board love their countries very, very much. I just don't see what's to love. I love my family who live in England, I adore the scenery in the Scottish Highlands, I think the system of government is mostly fair. But I definitely don't love the country, its flag or some mystical beast called the UK.
If someone asked me to make a solemn oath to the Union Flag, I'd laugh at them. It's been thirty years since I faced a flag and made a promise to God and Queen, and I think I've now grown out of such nonsense. Obviously, Qtel doesn't think its customers have.
Pity about the Nazi salute at the end. Still, it fits in with the whole pledging-allegiance-to-your-country vibe.
I know lots of people on this board love their countries very, very much. I just don't see what's to love. I love my family who live in England, I adore the scenery in the Scottish Highlands, I think the system of government is mostly fair. But I definitely don't love the country, its flag or some mystical beast called the UK.
If someone asked me to make a solemn oath to the Union Flag, I'd laugh at them. It's been thirty years since I faced a flag and made a promise to God and Queen, and I think I've now grown out of such nonsense. Obviously, Qtel doesn't think its customers have.