As a Brit, it's time to move on from the monarchy. Does more harm than good.
^^^ this#NoWelfareForTheMonarchy
I'm no redcoat but I think a monarch can be a unifying figure, especially one like QE2 or Prince Charles, who are respected. I think it could help keep the UK, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Ireland all together as everyone would have a positive view and celebrate together.
We all know who did it. He also edited your original post. xD
I wish I had the power to edit this one. Thank goodness Mememe syndrome can't be caught.
Mememe syndrome is exactly it. Well put. He provided another perfect example in the rambling thread this morning.
You nailed it Spliced...just a continuing series of often repetitive shaggy dog stories. The one on the middle income thread is monumental. I now have read most of those facts a dozen times. Maybe there was one person in Korea who hadn't, and he was trying to reach out to that poor soul.
Listen. kings will be kings for all that may. I'm as red blooded as they come (in the sense of being American) but these ulster.protestsnt roots run deep. The resentment of unionists at being subsumed into an entirely different state on whose soil they have had a legitimate right to lay claim for nearly a century. Even the old ghost town that is Derry. Its name no longer captures its essence.I may be wrong. But I think on this scale the war that once was can never be re-litggated. The queen herself played a big part in stopping it. Perhaps we in the States could have could engaged her in a dialogue about healing the division (racial war, whackery and wokery) in our own country. Time will tell. I'd look forward to finding out what King Charles II will have to say when he wakes up on the day of his coronation. and raising a "PINT" in his honor!EDIT: Spelling
