He just reminds me of brittish people and thats not a good thing

@@myname9407 He is nothing like those guys

What did we English people do to you guys?… Never mind… It was probably something bad.

Saint George, sant Jordi in catalonia the national festivity!

God Bless You! There will Always be an England! Keep the Faith! United in Christ! Salute in the Spirit of St George!

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Nah the white dragon is the better flag, it actually has something to do with English history

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My school did

That's because it isn't our history lmao

@@freddiemedley5580he’s an orthodox saint too. Orthodox doesn’t submit to the pope. He’s not affiliated with the pope

Hardly english history lol. Cuthbert would be better

Church of England (and other Christian) schools in the UK do. Secular schools usually do not teach religious history.

I find it funny that many believe in Aliens but find it hard to believe that dragons ever existed.

@@firematron it’s because they are naturalists

Dragons are most likely symbology. As its possible they did exist, its more probable they did not. They could symbolize spiritual chaos or simply Satan. As man conquered fire, warded away the wild predatory animals, and use it for safety, the next greatest possible threat could be an animal that harnessed the power of the flame.

A dragon in the desert?

Yeah yeah yeah and dinos were all over the shop in 300ad. Had to build hadrians wall to keep em out

Sure, the roman empire was also full of trolls, witches, elves, goblins and fairies too.......

What we call dinosaurs were not alive in 300 A.D. They’d been gone for 65 million years.

And William Shakespeare s birthday, congratulazioni!

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This really says a lot about society in the UK

@@jonathanwells223 Not really.

Lod not Lydia

But he lost on the cross

We celebrate St George better than you guys. I'm catalan. Look in the Internet for St Jordi.

Speak for yourself. Some English care about #StGeorge, some do not. I note it's also #Shakespeare's birthday.

In Catalonia, Spain is the national festivity. It’s the most important celebration here.

St Patricks day has become to "Americanised" as some "Americans think they are Irish" due to them haveing Irish ancestors which is true but they take it too over the top. St Andrews day (Scotland) is not celebrated as much either but I am not sure about St Davids Day in Cymru/Wales.

Our family makes a big thing of St George 's day

maybe because that wasnt a thing at the time

@@shef8764 true, he was a catholic with a little “c”, which found in Latin terms simply means universal. But he undoubtably was a catholic. Yet we wonder why it’s so easy for the Catholic Church to claim to be apostolic.

The Templar cross is the cross of St. George. Check my name. I think i know what i speak of

They didn’t say it wasn’t the cross of St George, they just pointed out that it was the flag the Templars used

What does that mean?

@@Jorge-dh1hp St George story is similar to Robin Hood or the piper playing his horn and tricking all the rats out the city. Or however the children story goes. But they are all stories from the same regions that explain the removal of "ppl" from a land or stealing from those rich ppl to give to their own community. The ppl of the snake or who worship the snake religiously were who "St George" removed from the British isle. He also represents a new regime or form of thought.

Exactly. The story should me more focused on the slaying of the Dragon and who it represents. The ending of human sacrifice, blood magik/drinking, cannibalism, child stuff, slavery etc. He is a western warrior defending against the push of the Dragon and the Dragon Families. What does the dragon do in the Hobbit. Sits on its horded gold. Where is its lair today? Where the gold is. Does human sacrifice, blood magik/drinking, cannibalism, child stuff, slavery? War, ritual murders, kidnappings, slavery (debt is a bondage, bondage is slavery, unless you volunteered).

@@JJSPARROW1978 yes, but all stories are allegory or parables. The dragon is representing a group of people. Also the dragon can represent a thought form or process. The gold or jewels that the dragon hordes can dually represent the same thing.

@@davidcampbell7168 - True, but Animalism which is basically what the Druids were, just like Native american or Australian Indigenous Shamans and Spiritual Law Man & women. It was primarily animal blood magik and flesh eating, blood drinking rituals. Sure they occassionally on some astrological sign, sacrifice and do blood and flesh stuff to people, but not like what eas coming from the east. The Dragon wishs to capture its prey. Control it farm it. Tend and look after it. Choose only the best quality for its rituals, its meals. Are these rituals of Human Sacrifices, Human Blood drinking, flesh eating, torture, pedo's, beastiality that seem to come of middle asia in the past......Do they still exist today? If so that means the Dragon, its Families and Mercanaries are same people Saint George was figuratively fighting back then. That Diocletion and the Emperors court were evil and not roman. Huns attacks 100 years later & sacked rome.

The dragon is a later romanticised addition to his story most likely, the early writings about him make no mention of it.

Where do you get the idea that he was Palestinian? He was Greek

the original Palestinians were Greeks sir

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The Palestinian government is not synonymous with the people of St. George’s day just because they share a name or common ancestry... it’s the heart of the people that matters, not their title.

I hope English is not your first language

English not even a language to me

@@nicobailey3264 I can see that

You’re right about his mother. But George was from Cappadocia, which is now part of modern day Turkey but was not at the time. He was ethnically a Christian Greek. We don’t know what colour his skin was, some people think he may have even been of Moorish descent. Where he’s from doesn’t matter, does it? he was a follower of Christ and a Christian Saint, ethnicity is irrelevant

Most people don't take the dragon slaying literally. It is a romanised story I expect which gained greater attention in the middle ages when there was a strong focus on knights and chivalry and great deeds.

I'm English and I have NEVER seen St George white!

Most of the images of him as an English medieval crusader are of course totally wrong. He was probably half Greek, half Syrian by roman standards. They were not really interested at all though in race, pretty refreshing, people have become so tribal about race today.