Change the icon on Facebook for Burns Supper from the Flag of the UK to the Flag of Scotland
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Karen Coe
10 years ago
Burns was Scottish!
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Norma MacLennan
10 years ago
Utter disrespect to the people of Scotland and to Burns.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
We should have a permanent saltire flag we are a NATION
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Eileen Gallagher
10 years ago
Am sending ' Ae fond kiss' change to the Saltire.
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Philip Dickson
10 years ago
Change the damn flag
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Michael Maguire
10 years ago
ALBA GU'BRAITH
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june maycock
10 years ago
The English have Shakespeare, who they can keep but Rabbie is ours.
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Maralyn Simpson
10 years ago
Burns Supper and Saltire go together
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Stuart Dunbar
10 years ago
A massive mistake by Facebook if the Union Jack is used!
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Seonaid Kyle
10 years ago
I don't understand why it was ever given a Union Jack symbol in the first instance, unless it was unacceptable ignorance on Facebooks part
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Neil Cameron
10 years ago
Not just for burns day but for Scotland
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Hugh Burt
10 years ago
Putting Union Jack icon is an insult to SCOTLAND's National bard. The SCOTTISH SALTIRE should be shown as a mark of respect for Robert Burns.
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Laura Lui
10 years ago
Ugh...Burns was a Scot and avid supporter of Scottish culture. He would hate that the flag of Scotland was not represented.
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Angus McNeish
10 years ago
delete Robert Burns is the most celebrated person of Scotland and therefore it should only be the Saltire that Facebook
uses to celebrate this magnificent Scottish Tradition and Event even if we do share it with the rest of the World.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Scottish not British.
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Sandy Oliphant
10 years ago
You would probably have no qualms about changing it for the English flag for St George's day, why shouldn't Scotland have its day.
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May Fawson
10 years ago
It is an abominable insult to those of us who celebrate Burns as the Bard of Scotland
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Angus McNeish
10 years ago
Robert Burns is the most celebrated person of Scotland and therefore it should only be the Saltire that Facebook
uses to celebrate this magnificent Scottish Tradition and Event even if we do share it with the rest of the World.
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Angus McNeish
10 years ago
Robert Burns is the most celebrated person of Scotland and therefore it should only be the Saltire that Facebook
uses to celebrate this magnificent Scottish Tradition and Event even if we do share it with the rest of the World.
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Angus McNeish
10 years ago
Robert Burns is the most celebrated person of Scotland and therefore it should only be the Saltire that Facebook
uses to celebrate this magnificent Scottish Tradition and Event even if we do share it with the rest of the World.
Burns was Scottish!
Utter disrespect to the people of Scotland and to Burns.
We should have a permanent saltire flag we are a NATION
Am sending ' Ae fond kiss' change to the Saltire.
Change the damn flag
ALBA GU'BRAITH
The English have Shakespeare, who they can keep but Rabbie is ours.
Burns Supper and Saltire go together
A massive mistake by Facebook if the Union Jack is used!
I don't understand why it was ever given a Union Jack symbol in the first instance, unless it was unacceptable ignorance on Facebooks part
Not just for burns day but for Scotland
Putting Union Jack icon is an insult to SCOTLAND's National bard. The SCOTTISH SALTIRE should be shown as a mark of respect for Robert Burns.
Ugh...Burns was a Scot and avid supporter of Scottish culture. He would hate that the flag of Scotland was not represented.
delete Robert Burns is the most celebrated person of Scotland and therefore it should only be the Saltire that Facebook uses to celebrate this magnificent Scottish Tradition and Event even if we do share it with the rest of the World.
Scottish not British.
You would probably have no qualms about changing it for the English flag for St George's day, why shouldn't Scotland have its day.
It is an abominable insult to those of us who celebrate Burns as the Bard of Scotland
Robert Burns is the most celebrated person of Scotland and therefore it should only be the Saltire that Facebook uses to celebrate this magnificent Scottish Tradition and Event even if we do share it with the rest of the World.
Robert Burns is the most celebrated person of Scotland and therefore it should only be the Saltire that Facebook uses to celebrate this magnificent Scottish Tradition and Event even if we do share it with the rest of the World.
Robert Burns is the most celebrated person of Scotland and therefore it should only be the Saltire that Facebook uses to celebrate this magnificent Scottish Tradition and Event even if we do share it with the rest of the World.