Re:UK Campaigning to replace the Monarchy with an elected he...
by kypro on Wednesday May 03, 2023 @05:29AM
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This basically my position too. I think the concept of a stable and politically neutral head of state makes a lot of sense.
For me it's more the out dated ceremonies and the displays of wealth that I don't like. I think if the monarch just lived in a nice country house and deprecated silly things like the Crown Jewels and the Royal Carriage then I'd be completely fine with them.
I think it's the "royal" part of the monarchy that people oppose rather than the system itself.
For me it's more the out dated ceremonies and the displays of wealth that I don't like. I think if the monarch just lived in a nice country house and deprecated silly things like the Crown Jewels and the Royal Carriage then I'd be completely fine with them.
I think it's the "royal" part of the monarchy that people oppose rather than the system itself.