I agree, i don't believe in any god, but i thought he covered that bit quite well. he's very inclusive. i always think of the royals as custodians of the palaces etc. it's not like they can take them with them. should it get into the hands of the government i suspect it would be lost to the nation in next to no time.Thought (the religious bit notwithstanding) much of what he said was right (being kinder to each other, helping out those less fortunate, wishing for peace) but it was all brought into sharp relief by the drone shot of his massive fucking palace and grounds in central London. Talk about lack of self-awareness.
If he really wants to make a statement then give a serious chunk of his wealth away. He’ll still be wealthy afterwards - and what an example that set to other billionaires, who also have more than they could ever want, while people struggle to feed and heat themselves.
Only then could his speech actually mean anything.
Oh yes there is. He brought me some lovely presents yesterday. I heard the reindeer and they ate the carrot and reindeer food I put out. Plus he drank the sherry and ate the mince pie! (Actually it was Bailey’s I don’t drink sherry). So there is a Santa ;-) :-)Psst: there's no Santa either
Did he mention his “mummy” sounds so weird hearing a 70 odd year old bloke talking like that.So the King has spoken and yet he still went on about God and shit. Fuck me, Charles, get with it - that God shit doesn’t wash with anyone anymore.
So the King has spoken and yet he still went on about God and shit. Fuck me, Charles, get with it - that God shit doesn’t wash with anyone anymore.
The King's Speech proved to be the most popular, with 7.48million viewers
OK so the being rich bit wasnt a commandment.No such commandment...
https://eu.reporter-times.com/story...ndments-and-their-relevance-today/6457925001/
Some may argue that nos 8 & 10 "could" (at a stretch) cover that "sin". Not for me.
Plus; is being rich a sin in itself? Playing devil's advocate here. Take Joe Bloggs. All his life he's been kind to animals, donated to "charidee", did lots of voluntary work in his local community, gave up his seat on the bus to little old ladies, was a regular churchgoer etc etc; suddenly, one weekend, he wins a couple of million on the lottery. Is he now prohibited from getting through the pearly gates?
Correct. You are now a fully paid up member of the Christian family. Way to go, bud.OK so the being rich bit wasnt a commandment.
It was a parable by Jesus who said it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than it is for a rich person to enter the Kingdom of Heaven.
Harry Maguire makes mistakes.I’m not his biggest fan, but can anybody that has made a mistake not give advice anymore?
It seems to be that if someone made a mistake 40 years ago that they can’t make any comment anymore.