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View Poll Results: Should we keep the Monarchy?
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Old 24-01-2018, 06:36 PM #11
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Oh of course any referendum on it would be heavily in favour of Li'l George and Co.

"Subordination to ones betters" is heavily built into the general British psyche. Sadly.
I don't think many people these days feel they are better than them, just like someone who reaches celebrity status they have been dealt a different hand of cards, good luck to them would I swop and want my every move scrutinised..nope
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