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Should the UK abolish the monarchy?
The UK monarchy continues as a constitutional institution with the King performing ceremonial and diplomatic duties while real political power rests with elected governments. Recent years have seen public discussion of its relevance, cost and role amid changing attitudes to inherited positions.
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It's a close one but I'd like to see Will have a chance since his dad is being such a muppet,
The present king is a cee you next Tuesday. His eldest son seems no better. It’s time to cut our losses.
I made my point for this earlier, but my love for the Monarchy died with Her Majesty. The rest of them are just hollow, superficial shadows of the once great legacy, and monstrous drama magnets at that. Again, the dignity and grace of the institution is gone; let it retire.
Monarchy has no place in modern democracy. All citizens supposed to be equal against the law - obviously not the case with the royal family.