Very pro royalist here, what does everybody else think.
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Royals, Yes or No
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Royals, Yes or No
44What Ho, Royals all the way old chap59.09%26Get rid of em, they are rich and I'm not and I'm jealous11.36%5Don't fit into my socialist view of the world, lets start a commune!!9.09%4Really couldn't care either way20.45%9Last edited by Ardesco; 29 June 2007, 10:13. -
Originally posted by ArdescoVery pro royalist here, what does everybody else think. -
Originally posted by ArdescoVery pro royalist here, what does everybody else think.
Haven't voted as neither of the no options reflect my views.Comment
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But good olf Prince Charles has a great farm that produces some bloody lovely food.
Not to mention our whole society is built around them. If you removed them it would throw our armed forces into chaos, the church of England would have no patron and we would loose our national anthem!!!!Comment
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As a purely figurehead role with no real power and a great tourist attraction, I think the royals are fine.
Mind you, I'd quite like to see them have the power to throw politicians in the tower again (or worse)Comment
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Originally posted by OrangutanAs a purely figurehead role with no real power and a great tourist attraction, I think the royals are fine.
Mind you, I'd quite like to see them have the power to throw politicians in the tower again (or worse)Comment
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Originally posted by zeitghostOr drowned in a butt of malmsey...Comment
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Originally posted by Ardesco......and we would loose our national anthem!!!!
I can live quite comfortably with that.Comment
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Originally posted by Old GregHaven't voted as neither of the no options reflect my views.Comment
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