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post 1614438471 08-24-2020, 03:37 AM
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Why does the UK hold the royal family in high regard?

They are who they are because their ancestors saw your ancestors as gutter trash. Think about that.

Here in America, our version of the royal family are the Kardashian family who are self-made.
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Lol

This is why the colony needs to cede control back to her madge
Originally Posted By RainingBlood
They are who they are because their ancestors saw your ancestors asgutter trash. Think about that.

Here in America, our version of the royal family are theKardashian family who are self-made.
If the shoe fits wear it

Or license it out under the trademark of a washed-up rapper w/e
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Originally Posted By r32gojirra
Lol
Why do all brits talk about the queen like they know her personally lol. I think brits, in general, live vicariously through the royal family and like to play pretend.
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Originally Posted By RainingBlood
Why do all brits talk about the queen like they know her personally lol. I think brits, in general, live vicariously through the royal family and like to play pretend.
Oi m8 don't you be sayin nuffin bout Queen 'Lizabeth or i'll hook you rite in the gabber swear on me mum
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Andrew and Harry are **** ups, but the monarchy plays an important constitutional and diplomatic role.

That's why. I don't really get why this is hard to understand.
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Originally Posted By MattBro95
Andrew and Harry are **** ups, but the monarchy plays an important constitutional and diplomatic role.

That's why. I don't really get why this is hard to understand.
How does the queen play an important constitutional role? When’s the last time she made a law
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Originally Posted By MattBro95
Andrew and Harry are **** ups, but the monarchy plays an important constitutional and diplomatic role.

That's why. I don't really get why this is hard to understand.
Real talk: power needs limits. Everybody thought our Governor General was a big waste of time until that one time he wasn’t. Dismissed a prime minister who lost his majority but wouldn’t leave.

Democracy-d the hell outta gough
Originally Posted By RainingBlood
How does the queen play an important constitutional role? When’s the last time she made a law
The fact that the power exists is enough without her having to exercise it.
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English Bob : [discussing the assassination of President Garfield] Well there's a dignity royalty. A majesty that precludes the likelihood of assassination. If you were to point a pistol at a king or a queen your hands would shakes as though palsied.
Barber : Oh I wouldn't point no pistol at nobody sir.
English Bob : Well that's a wise policy, as wise policy. But if you did. I can assure you, if you did, that the sight of royalty would cause you to dismiss all thoughts of bloodshed and you would stand... how shall I put it? In awe. Now, a president... well I mean...
[chuckles]
English Bob : why not shoot a president.
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Originally Posted By samsbolton
English Bob : [discussing the assassination of President Garfield] Well there's a dignity royalty. A majesty that precludes the likelihood of assassination. If you were to point a pistol at a king or a queen your hands would shakes as though palsied.
Barber : Oh I wouldn't point no pistol at nobody sir.
English Bob : Well that's a wise policy, as wise policy. But if you did. I can assure you, if you did, that the sight of royalty would cause you to dismiss all thoughts of bloodshed and you would stand... how shall I put it? In awe. Now, a president... well I mean...
[chuckles]
English Bob : why not shoot a president.
Is this even English lol
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Originally Posted By RainingBlood
How does the queen play an important constitutional role? When’s the last time she made a law
Neg me please and I'll come back in and explain when I have the time. Cheers.
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Originally Posted By samsbolton
English Bob : [discussing the assassination of President Garfield] Well there's a dignity royalty. A majesty that precludes the likelihood of assassination. If you were to point a pistol at a king or a queen your hands would shakes as though palsied.
Barber : Oh I wouldn't point no pistol at nobody sir.
English Bob : Well that's a wise policy, as wise policy. But if you did. I can assure you, if you did, that the sight of royalty would cause you to dismiss all thoughts of bloodshed and you would stand... how shall I put it? In awe. Now, a president... well I mean...
[chuckles]
English Bob : why not shoot a president.
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She's also your cousin's up north Queen and those guys from down under I believe. So pay your respects yea?

And the Karashians being your Royal Family is probably the best argument for having real monarchy. Distinguished ladies and gentlemen (outside of A & H) instead of those pornstar degenerates. At least the queen teaches little girls to be more lady like. Kardashians teaches little girls having an OF is "empowering".
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I’m related to the Royal Family so I’m biased and can’t reply
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She's a symbol of the sovereignty bestowed upon each individual by the state.

Her mere existence takes a certain pressure off the government to appear 'perfect' as a symbolic representation of the state because she plays this role, which is why we aren't quite as interested in our governments personal lives as you US brahs are. It also gives at least puts some restrictions on politicians.

It's largely symbolic.
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Originally Posted By plsmire
And the Karashians being your Royal Family is probably the best argument for having real monarchy. Distinguished ladies and gentlemen (outside of A & H) instead of those pornstar degenerates. At least the queen teaches little girls to be more lady like. Kardashians teaches little girls having an OF is "empowering".
Onlyfans is literally hosted in London, your people are responsible for that whore degeneracy
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Originally Posted By RainingBlood
How does the queen play an important constitutional role? When’s the last time she made a law
She occupies a great position of power and prevents a scumbag politician from occupying it.
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Originally Posted By blissful88
Onlyfans is literally hosted in London, your people are responsible for that whore degeneracy
My point stands. Little girls watch Kate Middleton and think, I want to be a Lady. Little girls watch Kardashian and want to open up an OF account.

Kardashians are the 3rd worst thing to negatively influence girls/women worldwide since Feminism and Sex & The City.
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most young people don't give a **** about the royals, its mainly old people who care.
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Originally Posted By RainingBlood
They are who they are because their ancestors saw your ancestors as gutter trash. Think about that.

Here in America, our version of the royal family are the Kardashian family who are self-made.
They aren't self made. Ray Jay's cawk made them. No homo.
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Originally Posted By plsmire
My point stands. Little girls watch Kate Middleton and think, I want to be a Lady. Little girls watch Kardashian and want to open up an OF account.

Kardashians are the 3rd worst thing to negatively influence girls/women worldwide since Feminism and Sex & The City.
Kardashians are trash & so is feminism


I don't know a single person here personally that thinks otherwise
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Considering over 29 million Americans tuned in for Harry and Meghan's royal wedding, clearly it's not just the Brits that have a fascination with the Royal family. Maybe figure out why so many Americans hold the Royal family in such high regard and you'll have your answer. It's clearly not just a British thing or even an American thing either, 1.9 billion people watched that wedding.
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Originally Posted By plsmire
She's also your cousin's up north Queen and those guys from down under I believe. So pay your respects yea?

And the Karashians being your Royal Family is probably the best argument for having real monarchy. Distinguished ladies and gentlemen (outside of A & H) instead of those pornstar degenerates. At least the queen teaches little girls to be more lady like. Kardashians teaches little girls having an OF is "empowering".
The queen does not govern the upper peninsula of Michigan, nor does she govern Mexico. What are you on about, partner?
Originally Posted By TappingTheZen
She's a symbol of the sovereignty bestowed upon each individual by the state.

Her mere existence takes a certain pressure off the government to appear 'perfect' as a symbolic representation of the state because she plays this role, which is why we aren't quite as interested in our governments personal lives as you US brahs are. It also gives at least puts some restrictions on politicians.

It's largely symbolic.
I don’t know what the first sentence of this post means
Originally Posted By PenorBrahNoHomo
She occupies a great position of power and prevents a scumbag politician from occupying it.
What does she do every day with her great position of power?
Originally Posted By rjthegreat10
most young people don't give a **** about the royals, its mainly old people who care.
Why do the old people care?
Originally Posted By BrightonBomber
Considering over 29 million Americans tuned in for Harry and Meghan's royal wedding, clearly it's not just the Brits that have a fascination with the Royal family. Maybe figure out why so many Americans hold the Royal family in such high regard and you'll have your answer. It's clearly not just a British thing or even an American thing either, 1.9 billion people watched that wedding.
29 million Americans is less than 10% of our population. Bet you didn’t know that Mr tea and crumpets.
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I think it's strange too, it's an institutionalized class system.

Literally grovelling to a group of people deemed to be our 'superiors'.
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Originally Posted By BetaAsPhuck
I think it's strange too, it's an institutionalized class system.

Literally grovelling to a group of people deemed to be our 'superiors'.
That’s some dark age type ****, srs. Literally class discrimination and the UK just eats it up because they’re told to.
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It’s a symbolic display of sovereignty

China has Jackie Chan

US has Mickey Mouse

France has the Eiffel Tower

UK has the royal family

Etc
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the royal family brings in tourism
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Originally Posted By RainingBlood
What does she do every day with her great position of power?
Nothing, but like I said at least she prevents it from being abused. No action is better than negative, detrimental action.
Originally Posted By BetaAsPhuck
I think it's strange too, it's an institutionalized class system.

Literally grovelling to a group of people deemed to be our 'superiors'.
It worked because historically because the aristocracy was superior. Now it doesn't because they no longer are.
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To me the monarchy is a symbol of tradition and stability but also a strong buffer against any potential tyrannical government whether that be communist, fascist etc etc when we tried a republic in the 1600’s, we ended up switching a king for a dictator, our parliament quickly realised the benefits of a constitutional monarchy and brought it back, we essentially sorted our constitutional issues 100 years before any other European power and we haven’t looked back since

14 PMs have served under Queen Elizabeth and every week each one of those pms have to meet weekly with her to update her of the Govs plans, as the head of state she is neutral like an umpire but letting PMs know they have to brief the head of state every week keeps their egos in check, psychologically this is perfect, she acts as a buffer to prevent the Government from becoming too powerful and Parliament acts as a buffer to prevent the monarchy from becoming too powerful.
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Originally Posted By theluckylad
To me the monarchy is a symbol of tradition and stabilityl.
And class.

They literally are officially the highest class of British society.
14 PMs have served under Queen Elizabeth and every week each one of those pms have to meet weekly with her to update her of the Govs plans, as the head of state she is neutral like an umpire but letting PMs know they have to brief the head of state every week keeps their egos in check, psychologically this is perfect, she acts as a buffer to prevent the Government from becoming too powerful and Parliament acts as a buffer to prevent the monarchy from becoming too powerful.
Please watch this documentary...

The Royal Family are friends of ****philes and ****phile protectors.

E.g. Epstein, Maxwell, Jimmy Saville, etc, were close friends of the royal family.



They get away with it, because they are literally born into a position of power. Which people like you justify.
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