johnny crossan
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The British Monarchy
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johnny crossan
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I've written some of the books though.Yep, there’s my point right there:
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stonerblue
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Just a bit more than the WFA then...According to Brand Finance, the UK monarchy’s capital value as a business sits at £67.5bn, while its annual contribution to the UK economy is £1.76bn . Meanwhile, for the taxpayer, the annual cost per head is roughly 1p a day.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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I would, but the alternative is vastly worse. President Truss, Blair, Brown, Jenrick. May, Cleverly, Mandelson, Mind, President Pannick might fit the bill (no pun intended!)GET RID.
It is dishonest to quote part of a sentence and thereby change its meaning. I expect your almighty will have a word for that.Thereby relieving The Almighty of a heavy responsibility.
MillionMilesAway
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I would, but the alternative is vastly worse. President Truss, Blair, Brown, Jenrick. May, Cleverly, Mandelson, Mind, President Pannick might fit the bill (no pun intended!)
This is a good point. Who would decide the method of appointing a head of state?
Who would you trust to create a method that provided a distinction from the prime minister?! I'm not sure I'd trust most current politicians/media not to try subverting the process.
An excess of missionary zeal perhaps but given the absurdities I omitted hardly dishonest.
The old time class warriors on here and elsewhere really need to recognise the imminent right wing threat to democracies on both sides of the Atlantic. I've mentioned before the late Roger Scruton's powerful analysis of growing globalization as an enemy of the open society. Our monarchy, albeit anachronistic with all its unfashionable trappings, is nevertheless a crucially important in defending our democratic constitution through the power it denies to those who would harness those forces in this country.
Sometimes I worry. The absurdities was the whole point. It’s called a joke and you turned it into a boring political rant. Have you no sense of irony?
johnny crossan
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(Sorry, sense of humour failure on my part. Anyway I was editing in a different Scruton vid when you replied so here it is.)Sometimes I worry. The absurdities was the whole point. It’s called a joke.
An excess of missionary zeal perhaps but given the absurdities I omitted hardly dishonest.
The old time class warriors on here and elsewhere really need to recognise the imminent right wing threat to democracies on both sides of the Atlantic. I've mentioned before the late Roger Scruton's powerful analysis of growing globalization as an enemy of the open society. Our monarchy, albeit anachronistic and with all its unfashionable trappings, is nevertheless a crucially important in defending our democratic constitution through the power it denies to those who would harness those forces in this country.
gordondaviesmoustache
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(Sorry, sense of humour failure on my part. Anyway I was editing in a different Scruton vid when you replied so here it is.)
An excess of missionary zeal perhaps but given the absurdities I omitted hardly dishonest.
The old time class warriors on here and elsewhere really need to recognise the imminent right wing threat to democracies on both sides of the Atlantic. I've mentioned before the late Roger Scruton's powerful analysis of growing globalization as an enemy of the open society. Our monarchy, albeit anachronistic and with all its unfashionable trappings, is nevertheless a crucially important in defending our democratic constitution through the power it denies to those who would harness those forces in this country.
Scruton is a know nowt ****.