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People Are Saying There's Something Ku Klux Klanish About ASDA's England Flags

Cathal Austin
By Cathal Austin
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ASDA customers are complaining about the supermarket's hooded England flags, that lend the wearer an uncanny resemblance to a certain group of white-hooded racists.

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ASDA have stood behind their product however. The £3 St George's Cross, with the word England on the red cross, features a hood which the supermarket says is to allow fans to stay dry in the unpredictable British weather.

In reality the flag is very questionable, and is definitely not a millions miles off the garments worn by the Ku Klux Klan, the organisation that terrorised communities across the southern United States in the late 19th and early 20th centuries .

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