Should sale of the EU flag be banned in Britain?

Are you for real???

Showing pro-EU symbols shows defiance for Brexit and the will of all British people and such an act is treasonous. The flag also shows evidence of unsavoury political thoughts or advertises support for unsavoury political thoughts against the majority of British citizens.

No I'm not saying the EU is as bad as ISIS but it's not good either.
EU is an unsavory organisation that has influenced the British people as an oppressive ruling power. British people voted to leave. So going against the will of a nation is expression of unsavoury and disrupted thoughts. Schools for instance need to educate pupils on clearer thinking, and teachers need to be better observed to ensure they are not influencing pupils with inappropriate, disruptive thoughts. That's partly to blame why many young people oppose Brexit, because they've been badly educated and those teachers responsible need retraining.

It's not really compulsory political re-education, it's simply educating teachers etc to have cleaner thoughts for example on inset days. Failing to comply would simply mean suspension and counselling of that teacher. I'm not advocating jailing them! If they decide teaching isn't fir them then there are plenty of other careers.

An impressive achievement for someone with such an astonishing level of ignorance.

We have free speech here believe it or not. People with pro-eu beliefs shouldn't be silenced just because you don't support these opinions.

I agree wholeheartedly. One of my bitterest complaints against the EU is the EU Commission on Human Rights. Seriously, having the human right to get your head kicked in by the police because you question the morality of the majority, territorial integrity(A' la Catalonia) or really anything deemed counter to a harmonious EU.

I would say that Article 10 of the EU Commission on Human Rights gutting free speech that places like France and the UK spent centuries campaigning for is the worst thing if it weren't that almost every other article is bad as well.

The British people are commited to ending European influence over Britain they all vote for that and anything that shows support for Europe such as flags or telling school children the advantages of Europe is considered subversive, reactionary and unsavoury and is thus seen as an outright attack on British values in the same way that flying the flag of ISIS. It shows people having contempt for British values.

Removal from the EU and total independence is a British constitutional value voted for in 2016.

If a headteacher told school kids they should support ISIS that head teacher would be probably be sacked and face criminal charges.

Tea is not British, it comes from Norway.

Should shops and websites that sell the EU flag and EU stickers be banned from doing so because it's seen as anti-British?

Also should schools be banned from display of EU flag?
I know a secondary school where the EU flag is still (as of October 2017) displayed in the main corridor, this is wrong as it encourages children into bad political habits and as such the headteacher should be fined or sacked, and banned from working with miners for a set period of say 5 years, due to impressioning unsavoury thoughts on children.

No, people should be free to buy symbols and flags if they choose to.

The education system is riddled with left-wing europhile (essentially Blairite) people and ideas. Few escape the indoctrination or are allowed to make their own minds up. This forum is evidence of that compared to other internet discussion forums, many people can't debate or accept other ideas because they've been told to accept propaganda as fundamental fact.

Not if it leads to any amount of disunity. Display of pro- EU symbols shows defiance of our independence and support for an unsavoury organisation we are breaking away from. It also shows support of socially inappropriate impure thought and disrupted thinking.