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123everton | 22:43 Fri 15th Jan 2010 | Society & Culture
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Could, should an atheist refuse to sing the national anthem?
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Chaka I read it, but, as I'm constantly being reminded there is no atheist doctrine, all you've told me is why you have no problem singing the GSTQ.
00:34 Mon 18th Jan 2010
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>> Flower of Scotland certainly evokes the passion & inspires the pride of the people, //

> I can understand that if you are Scottish,

For the record, that wasn't actually my comment...


> but you have ignored my comment about it not being a National Anthem

I didn't ignore it per se, I just didn't respond to it because I never said it was...
00:37 Mon 18th Jan 2010
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But, everton, that's what you asked!
16:55 Wed 20th Jan 2010
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I don't know if you're still reading answers on this one, 123everton, but I came across this related query today

http://www.guardian.c...in-of-the-loyal-toast
19:10 Wed 20th Jan 2010

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