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The queen could be likened to being a prostitute, paid to have sex and produce offspring and make
her living off her own back while living off the backs of the British taxpayers. Prostitutes parade
around in public wearing ridiculous clothing to attract onlookers into paying. How is that not what
the "royal family" does?
And that was an even more apt comparison about Di(e) and how she dressed the part.
If the lot of them really cared about the British public, they'd forfeit all their wealth and make
Chuckie earn a living as a member of Parliament, plus his sons earn a living in the military if they
enjoy doing it so much.
As a Canadian, I've long been opposed to the waste of money spent on them, but the thing that really
ticked me off was seeing what happened in my province, British Columbia, back in 1994.
Queen Lizardbreath was brought in to open the Commonwealth Games in Victoria. Ok, fine. But then
Lizardbreath was also brought in to open a university, a place of supposed education, yet
opened by an old bat who hasn't done anything purposeful since she was an army mechanic in World War
II.
Lizardbreath was asked to open a university the very year after Michael Smith of the University
of British Columbia won a Nobel Prize for Chemistry. That shows just how f***ed up some
people's priorities are: The university had a chance to show the height of what could be achieved in
BC's universities, and the morons instead chose to employ a whore. |
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K9  20 Oct 2009 11:09
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What do they actually do, the queen is the biggest crook i know, they also were involved in dianas
murder, it is time to get rid of these dinosaurs!!!!!! |
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Yes, definitely, its just rediculous to keep them. |
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I agree, it should be dissolved. Too much of our tax money goes to supporting them in their palace.
It's not as if they serve a practical any more, they're more of a lingering symbol of the once great
British Empire. Who needs 'em? Outmoded and outdated, we would be better off without the monarchy. |
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