SebastianBlue
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“Prince Andrew Exoneration Development Office.”
Getting rid of royalty and the whole aristocracy would make a huge difference if all their land was reclaimed for the good of the population.Clearly, the royal family needs to join the 21st century if it is to survive but I doubt very much that getting rid of the royal family will cure any of the ills plaguing the UK, or make any difference at all to 99% of the population.
Just imimho
Getting rid of royalty and the whole aristocracy would make a huge difference if all their land was reclaimed for the good of the population.
How much land do you think they actually own? Note Crown Land doesn't count that is already administered by the Government (so effectively already 'for the good of the people' though your views on that may be coloured by your views of the Government!).Getting rid of royalty and the whole aristocracy would make a huge difference if all their land was reclaimed for the good of the population.
How much land do you think they actually own? Note Crown Land doesn't count that is already administered by the Government (so effectively already 'for the good of the people' though your views on that may be coloured by your views of the Government!).
So; reclaim all the land that they actually own privately, not crown land. Sell it all off, and divide the proceeds equally among the 67 million in the UK. How much will each individual get? Or how many new hospitals or schools would it build?Getting rid of royalty and the whole aristocracy would make a huge difference if all their land was reclaimed for the good of the population.
Turn Buckingham Palace into the countries largest Wetherspoons. The tax revenue alone would treble GDP.Getting rid of royalty and the whole aristocracy would make a huge difference if all their land was reclaimed for the good of the population.
You're preaching to morons and the wilfully ignorant.This country is almost unique in the civilised world in that it has never had land reform.
Land reform is now much harder due to - ironically - Human Rights legislation. Yes, even landowners have human rights. You cannot arbitrarily seize their property. But land reform is necessary and this includes (but also goes beyond) the royal family.
Of course, as matters stand, the King and the Prince of Wales would simply veto any proposed legislation that touched them, even in their private capacities.
Democracy? Yeah, sure it is.
Turn Buckingham Palace into the countries largest Wetherspoons. The tax revenue alone would treble GDP.