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LETTER: Righteous indignation over burning flag was inevitable
LETTER: Righteous indignation over burning flag was inevitable
13 May 2024 - 17:58
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The righteous indignation provoked by the DA advertisement featuring a burning flag was rather inevitable, though of little concern to some who, like me, have little affection or admiration for this piece of material to which all sort of abstract meaning has been attributed.
This colourful cloth has wiped distinguished place names off the map, confusing travellers and caused citizens to suddenly find themselves in an almost foreign country. An infantile exercise in crayoning over the map, foisting a new template upon the population, and rejoicing in the destruction of the old Tower of Babel.
Many weren’t crazy about the old Oranje, Blanje, Blou, but there was a little patch on the pattern that some, at least, could comfortably salute.
Brian Atlas Qheberha
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LETTER: Righteous indignation over burning flag was inevitable
The righteous indignation provoked by the DA advertisement featuring a burning flag was rather inevitable, though of little concern to some who, like me, have little affection or admiration for this piece of material to which all sort of abstract meaning has been attributed.
This colourful cloth has wiped distinguished place names off the map, confusing travellers and caused citizens to suddenly find themselves in an almost foreign country. An infantile exercise in crayoning over the map, foisting a new template upon the population, and rejoicing in the destruction of the old Tower of Babel.
Many weren’t crazy about the old Oranje, Blanje, Blou, but there was a little patch on the pattern that some, at least, could comfortably salute.
Brian Atlas
Qheberha
JOIN THE DISCUSSION: Send us an email with your comments to letters@businesslive.co.za. Letters of more than 300 words will be edited for length. Anonymous correspondence will not be published. Writers should include a daytime telephone number.
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