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Young Britons ignoring the jubilee and the monarchy.


quiXilver

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Good on em I say.

The entire notion of 'Royal Family Lines' is an outdated, useless and parasitic oldworld colonial paradigm well passed its expiration date.

 

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Well, the Jubilee might inspire some of them to make greater efforts. If they work hard enough, they might become Royalty themselves. No one gets anything for nothing.

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Another anti-Britain thread by non Brits lol.

The official figures say 13.3 million households watched which is 74% of the audience Platinum Party at the Palace: Jubilee concert is most watched TV event of year as 13.3m tune in | The Independent

No data has been collected to determine age breakdowns. The above is normally figured out from electricity usage. The live footage had plenty of people of all ages attending in London.

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2 hours ago, Cookie Monster said:

Another anti-Britain thread by non Brits lol.

The official figures say 13.3 million households watched which is 74% of the audience Platinum Party at the Palace: Jubilee concert is most watched TV event of year as 13.3m tune in | The Independent

No data has been collected to determine age breakdowns. The above is normally figured out from electricity usage. The live footage had plenty of people of all ages attending in London.

Nor has any data been gathered as to why they watched. I know quite a few republicans who watched because of Queen and Duran Duran.

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I dont know what they tell you overseas but in the UK most people like the Monarchy.

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Again Cookie proves she doesn't have reading comprehension... Being anti royal is not anti brit.  Wake up gal.

Tired, old parasitic paradigm that serves no purpose to anyone but the parasites claiming some sort of 'royalty' and then using that to parasite society and manipulate it and those 'who should be honored to bend the knee and serve them'.

Dry retch.

 

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41 minutes ago, quiXilver said:

Dry retch.

Tell us how you really feel! :)

As a Canadian, when the Queen is done it should be the end of it. That said, we should maintain our Commonwealth ties. We just don't have to pay homage to the royal family to do so.

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1 hour ago, Likely Guy said:

Tell us how you really feel! :)

As a Canadian, when the Queen is done it should be the end of it. That said, we should maintain our Commonwealth ties. We just don't have to pay homage to the royal family to do so.

I know right?!?! 

hey... at least I'm not bitter about it :rofl::su;)

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12 hours ago, Cookie Monster said:

Another anti-Britain thread by non Brits lol.

The official figures say 13.3 million households watched which is 74% of the audience Platinum Party at the Palace: Jubilee concert is most watched TV event of year as 13.3m tune in | The Independent

No data has been collected to determine age breakdowns. The above is normally figured out from electricity usage. The live footage had plenty of people of all ages attending in London.

just as I thought. Im starting to ignore the media, recently it has mostly been fake news.

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4 hours ago, Poncho_Peanatus said:

just as I thought. Im starting to ignore the media, recently it has mostly been fake news.

Here are some categories to sort UM posters by:

1. Promotes Identity Politics.

2. Socialist/Communist.

3. Anti-Brexit.

4. Pro-Immigration.

5. Anti-Monarchy.

6. General negativity towards Britain.

7. Not even British.

8. Anti-Religion.

9. Believes all views except the above are fascism.

There are about 5 to 10 such members on UM who tick all nine boxes. After you have seen a good range of their posts you begin to realise that Britain is a symbol to them which must be torn down at all costs. Its because of our history. Now all people are entitled to their views and to express themselves within the rules. But they don`t speak for the majority of Britain.

We gave our Commie PM wannabe a mauling at the last election, a firm rejection. That muppet would have even got rid of our nuclear deterrent. Can you imagine ourselves in the current scenario with Russia? You send those MLRS, we will nuke you, and you have no deterrent to stop us.

The monarchy is popular in the UK!!! Did you see all the people that went out and enjoyed the Jubilee celebrations? The crowds were huge and included all age groups.

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1 hour ago, Cookie Monster said:

Here are some categories to sort UM posters by:

1. Promotes Identity Politics.

2. Socialist/Communist.

3. Anti-Brexit.

4. Pro-Immigration.

5. Anti-Monarchy.

6. General negativity towards Britain.

7. Not even British.

8. Anti-Religion.

9. Believes all views except the above are fascism.

There are about 5 to 10 such members on UM who tick all nine boxes. After you have seen a good range of their posts you begin to realise that Britain is a symbol to them which must be torn down at all costs. Its because of our history. Now all people are entitled to their views and to express themselves within the rules. But they don`t speak for the majority of Britain.

We gave our Commie PM wannabe a mauling at the last election, a firm rejection. That muppet would have even got rid of our nuclear deterrent. Can you imagine ourselves in the current scenario with Russia? You send those MLRS, we will nuke you, and you have no deterrent to stop us.

The monarchy is popular in the UK!!! Did you see all the people that went out and enjoyed the Jubilee celebrations? The crowds were huge and included all age groups.

I lived for a year in London, not much, I know. My impression is also they are pro Monarchy.

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13 hours ago, Likely Guy said:

Tell us how you really feel! :)

As a Canadian, when the Queen is done it should be the end of it. That said, we should maintain our Commonwealth ties. We just don't have to pay homage to the royal family to do so.

It is not only about the Queen or King but about Queens and Kings in general. I am tired of listening how one group of people is more deserving of another. Who cares about their fictional "blue blood". This should be a thing of the past.

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As an institution the monarchy provide a unique service to the UK. :yes:

Nations can have presidents and prime ministers but non can do the same job for the country.

For example if Royalty turn up somewhere with a trade group then there will be a ceremonial response from that nation and a bigger chance something will come of it.

They will not be shunted off to see some mid ranking civil servants or minor dignitary's.

You cannot pay for this, if a nation wanted to create a monarchy without hundreds of years of history behind the institution it would have no weight and go nowhere.

And its this that upsets some as many binned their equivalent years ago and realise there is no going back.

The truth is the UK plays in the world with another man on the pitch. Soft power is projected as British culture is promoted.

As in many things the UK punches above its weight and part of that ability is due to the Monarchy. :tu:

 

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58 minutes ago, odas said:

It is not only about the Queen or King but about Queens and Kings in general. I am tired of listening how one group of people is more deserving of another. Who cares about their fictional "blue blood". This should be a thing of the past.

 I don’t have any PM left if possible PM me!

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I don't really care one way or the other.   I've never paid any attention even when the USA media was covering the junk 24/7.  

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On 6/7/2022 at 6:42 AM, Cookie Monster said:

I dont know what they tell you overseas but in the UK most people like the Monarchy.

I don’t know what they tell you there in the UK, but there”s a sizable Republican movement in the UK. 

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6 minutes ago, Sir Wearer of Hats said:

I don’t know what they tell you there in the UK, but there”s a sizable Republican movement in the UK. 

54% support the abolition according to some sources https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republicanism_in_the_United_Kingdom#Republic_(lobby_group)

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1 hour ago, Sir Wearer of Hats said:

From your very own link:

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That looks like 58% for the monarchy, 25% who want a republic, and 17% who were undecided.

As the graph shows there isn`t the support for a republic.

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Platinum Jubilee TV viewing figures: 

Platinum Jubilee Party At The Palace concert - 13.4million

Platinum Jubilee Finale Pageant - 8.7million

Platinum Jubilee Trooping the Colour - 7.5million 

Platinum Jubilee Lighting of the Beacons - 5million

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10888919/Platinum-Jubilee-pageant-parade-finale-watched-peak-audience-8-7MILLION.html

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1 hour ago, Still Waters said:

Platinum Jubilee TV viewing figures: 

Platinum Jubilee Party At The Palace concert - 13.4million

Platinum Jubilee Finale Pageant - 8.7million

Platinum Jubilee Trooping the Colour - 7.5million 

Platinum Jubilee Lighting of the Beacons - 5million

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10888919/Platinum-Jubilee-pageant-parade-finale-watched-peak-audience-8-7MILLION.html

I confess, I watched all the military marching and listened to their music, but then I got bored and turned off.

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