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Change the icon on Facebook for Burns Supper from the Flag of the UK to the Flag of Scotland

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George Boyle
10 years ago

Bring it on!

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Walter Burt Lvss
10 years ago

Robert Burns has got nothing to do with Britain. He was Scottish. Scotland is a country. Britain is not a country, it is an amalgamation of a few countries.

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Christine
10 years ago

Come on Fb, give the Scottish people the recognition that wee want!! We're only asking for an emoji, Not that hard to do! X

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James Waugh
10 years ago

The Union flag has no place at a Burns commemoration ceremony. Burns would birl in his grave at such an insult.

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William Wallace
10 years ago

I fully support the petition for our national flag to be put on FB

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Wendy Jane Cavanagh
10 years ago

Show my Countries Flag

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Alexis Tennant
10 years ago

Please give us our national flag symbol, thank you xx

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Rod Brown
10 years ago

We need to identify our country with our own flag, the Saltire, not the flag of the oppressors! please give us a Scottish emoji so that we can celebrate Scottish events!!

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Tracy Scott
10 years ago

The Saltire is the flag of Scotland and Robert Burns is Scotland's National Bard

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Colin mac leod
10 years ago

Respect our heritage,one Scotland.

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Lorrain McCaig
10 years ago

Scottish celebrations Lorrain McCaig

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Aileen Taylor
10 years ago

The Saltire should be permanently available!

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Mike Wilkinson
10 years ago

It's like the Canadian flag being used to represent the USA! Scotland has its own flag too!

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Keira
10 years ago

Signed the petition.

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John mcillaney
10 years ago

We're Scots celebrating the bard...says it all

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Justin Hynd
10 years ago

Robert Burns will be spinning in his grave! He was a proud Scottish nationalist and did not care for the union at all! Sort it out FB!!!

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Brian Robin
10 years ago

damn cheek!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Sure you don't need to alienate the Scots!!!

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Alistair ross
10 years ago

burns is scottish not british...simples

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Claudette
10 years ago

Scottish not British .