Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 3:56 pm
obIwan wrote:
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Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 4:21 pm
'Buckingham Palace'
'Hype Park'
'St Jame's Park'
'The Mall'
'The V&A'
'Tower Bridge'...
..I could go on..
All these things are fundamentally associated with the monarchy. are you honestly suggesting that Britain would be better off without such awesome heritage ?!
People saying shit like this really winds me up. What is it that you want ?! Just some bland, mediocre single layer society made up entirely of a hoplessly blunted middle class ? Everyone the same, noone rocking the boat ?! I cant imagine anything more repellent.
Also spare a thought for all the people helped out by 'The Princes Trust'
Go fucking pick on those pseudo-socialist-phoney-mutherfucking new labour butt fuckers if you need someone to hate on so badly.
'Hype Park'
'St Jame's Park'
'The Mall'
'The V&A'
'Tower Bridge'...
..I could go on..
All these things are fundamentally associated with the monarchy. are you honestly suggesting that Britain would be better off without such awesome heritage ?!
People saying shit like this really winds me up. What is it that you want ?! Just some bland, mediocre single layer society made up entirely of a hoplessly blunted middle class ? Everyone the same, noone rocking the boat ?! I cant imagine anything more repellent.
Also spare a thought for all the people helped out by 'The Princes Trust'
Go fucking pick on those pseudo-socialist-phoney-mutherfucking new labour butt fuckers if you need someone to hate on so badly.
Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 4:23 pm
London isn't Britain. Obviously it's in it, but it's only a partekstrak wrote:'Buckingham Palace'
'Hype Park'
'St Jame's Park'
'The Mall'
'The V&A'
'Tower Bridge'...
..I could go on..
All these things are fundamentally associated with the monarchy. are you honestly suggesting that Britain would be better off without such awesome heritage ?!
Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 4:26 pm
Don't think New Labour can even pass for pseudo-socialist these days.
The cost of the monarchy is a drop in the ocean compared to money the government piss away elsewhere.
The cost of the monarchy is a drop in the ocean compared to money the government piss away elsewhere.
Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 5:34 pm
I don't know about you but;
p.s what are you going on about, none of those things rely on there being a Queen or a monarchy?!!!
sounds a bit ghetto, I think i'd stay away from there if I was a tourist.jim wrote:ekstrak wrote: 'Hype Park'
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p.s what are you going on about, none of those things rely on there being a Queen or a monarchy?!!!
Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 6:06 pm
For me the Queen is the 1 person that's been in my life longer than anyone. and I'm pretty sure my olders are the same.
youngers dun seem to have as much national pride (sweeping generalisation).
God bless her maj. May she live forever.
She makes me think of my Grandparents. and makes me think what they had to go thro. Lizzy has been the propper stiff upper lip, get stuck in England that should appeal to the best in us.
I'm not explaining myself properly but get meh?
youngers dun seem to have as much national pride (sweeping generalisation).
God bless her maj. May she live forever.
She makes me think of my Grandparents. and makes me think what they had to go thro. Lizzy has been the propper stiff upper lip, get stuck in England that should appeal to the best in us.
I'm not explaining myself properly but get meh?
Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 6:26 pm
I have plenty of pride for my country, (not the government and not going to war)
but I don't associate my pride of our achievements, in culture, music etc with the queen, or any of the pompous, outdated, pampered royal family
but I don't associate my pride of our achievements, in culture, music etc with the queen, or any of the pompous, outdated, pampered royal family
Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 9:13 pm
Here Here!Emcee Child wrote:For me the Queen is the 1 person that's been in my life longer than anyone. and I'm pretty sure my olders are the same.
youngers dun seem to have as much national pride (sweeping generalisation).
God bless her maj. May she live forever.
She makes me think of my Grandparents. and makes me think what they had to go thro. Lizzy has been the propper stiff upper lip, get stuck in England that should appeal to the best in us.
I'm not explaining myself properly but get meh?
Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 9:17 pm
can't wait for the republic of australia.
Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 9:47 pm
innit tho, u raise a good point, she be reppin UK hardEmcee Child wrote: She makes me think of my Grandparents. and makes me think what they had to go thro. Lizzy has been the propper stiff upper lip, get stuck in England that should appeal to the best in us.
I'm not explaining myself properly but get meh?
an yeh she may be german if u go back far enuff, but aint noone 100% anything.Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 10:24 pm
GOD THE SAVE THE QUEEN
the day we become a fully fledged republic i am going to find a small island, possibly in the south pacific, and start my own kingdom
the day we become a fully fledged republic i am going to find a small island, possibly in the south pacific, and start my own kingdom
Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 10:29 pm
I'm not even sure i know but theres something about my drive to work each morning coming from the E3 homeland, along the river then down the 'mall' and past buckingham palace that has really built my respect for what they as an 'entity' have acomplished and what they represent. dunno.. there's just something you cant help but be impressed by.obIwan wrote:p.s what are you going on about, none of those things rely on there being a Queen or a monarchy?!!!
Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 11:55 am
secondedekstrak wrote:I'm not even sure i know but theres something about my drive to work each morning coming from the E3 homeland, along the river then down the 'mall' and past buckingham palace that has really built my respect for what they as an 'entity' have acomplished and what they represent. dunno.. there's just something you cant help but be impressed by.obIwan wrote:p.s what are you going on about, none of those things rely on there being a Queen or a monarchy?!!!
Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 12:05 pm
what's changed?oceanzen wrote:I don't like the monarchy as it reflects a time when many were concerned about breeding, hierarchy, and status.
What does it mean? Being born into a fanily and being told you're prince or whatever, they don't represent the British people. Not with the queen's hubby saying don't spend to long in Eat Asia or you'll go slitty eyed.
Nowadays they just seem like another kind of celebrity. Famous for nothing.
And whats more they cost the British taxpayer money, Yes that big wad of tax taken from your wages goes to having the royal family fly round the world 1st class.
Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 1:51 pm
Just don't forget if it was up to some of their relatives, we'd have cooperated with the sizan.ekstrak wrote:I'm not even sure i know but theres something about my drive to work each morning coming from the E3 homeland, along the river then down the 'mall' and past buckingham palace that has really built my respect for what they as an 'entity' have acomplished and what they represent. dunno.. there's just something you cant help but be impressed by.obIwan wrote:p.s what are you going on about, none of those things rely on there being a Queen or a monarchy?!!!
