Originally Posted by Moany Liza:
“I don't particularly feel the need for abolition of the Monarchy - and quite frankly I don't think that would even solve the problem.
If the Monarchy were abolished upon the death of the Queen, does anyone imagine that the rest of the Royal Family would be able to simply become private citizens and not still be subjected to endless scrutiny - but with an additional and liberal dollop of "Oh how the mighty have fallen" being bandied around in the tabloids and elsewhere? It would never happen. They would still all be plagued by endless bitching and carping.”
“I don't particularly feel the need for abolition of the Monarchy - and quite frankly I don't think that would even solve the problem.
If the Monarchy were abolished upon the death of the Queen, does anyone imagine that the rest of the Royal Family would be able to simply become private citizens and not still be subjected to endless scrutiny - but with an additional and liberal dollop of "Oh how the mighty have fallen" being bandied around in the tabloids and elsewhere? It would never happen. They would still all be plagued by endless bitching and carping.”
You're probably right, but I'm taking the long term view. Eventually none of the current Royals will be around, and there would only be mild curiosity about their descendants, given that they would always have been private citizens with no royal duties or titles.




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