It's like some kind of weird brainwashed cult.
Queen Elizabeth II | 1926-2022 | Rest in Peace
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He did remained me Randall from Recess.
@Hansi Fick spending half his posts wumming but then finally getting banned for saying something most of the caf probably agree with. 
This is like a Trump rally with better manners.
This is like RAWK posters but slightly better looking.
No.
Very strange people.
@Hansi Fick spending half his posts wumming but then finally getting banned for saying something most of the caf probably agree with.
Very trueAre they burying the nonce with herUse
The pomp burial ceremony will cost the taxpayer millions.
?Some of them I bet tried to sing 4 parts too. If they continued on, they would have ended with Auld Lang Syne
I can't believe people would willing sing 'long to reign over us' in a democratic country.
Not at all.
That's just completely false.
I never understood the point of the Hypernormalization thread, but should this be in there?
Hard to imagine what the reaction will be when a truly beloved Brit passes away, like David Attenborough, or Limmy.
The Daily Mail / Express /Star /Sun / Telegraph / Times etc say "Hi!"
the hypernormalisation thread is dead. long live the queen thread.
I've taken tax payers money at times in my life. I've no idea how or if she used tax payers money to fund Andrew' defence, I wasn't aware it was on public record. Also I didn't state I had a better lifestyle than you, I was referring to the children you were on about, it's very sad that they're struggling, but it's still on who the people elected.
The Queen’s death is a precarious moment for some of Britain’s wider Commonwealth realm, 14 countries of which recognise the monarch as their head of state. In many cases their constitutions state that the Queen, specifically, is the head of state. In these countries, constitutions will need to be amended to refer to her successor. In countries such as Jamaica, where there is a strong republican movement, and Belize, these constitutional changes will also require a referendum, according to Commonwealth experts. This is expected to bring about a moment of political peril for the new monarch, who, after Barbados became a republic in 2021, could face the loss of another prominent part of the Caribbean Commonwealth.
Questions are also likely to arise in countries such as Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Grenada, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines over whether the new monarch could lawfully appoint a governor general, if the relevant country’s constitution has not been changed to refer to the King, and continues to refer to the Queen as head of state.
The Queen’s name is also stitched into myriad other laws that will require redrafting, neither an easy nor a cheap process, especially for smaller countries that do not employ their own legislative drafters.
Among the constitutional monarchies, Australia, Canada and New Zealand have measures in place so the new monarch automatically becomes head of state.
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Those referendums will be interesting!
Questions are also likely to arise in countries such as Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Grenada, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines over whether the new monarch could lawfully appoint a governor general, if the relevant country’s constitution has not been changed to refer to the King, and continues to refer to the Queen as head of state.
The Queen’s name is also stitched into myriad other laws that will require redrafting, neither an easy nor a cheap process, especially for smaller countries that do not employ their own legislative drafters.
Among the constitutional monarchies, Australia, Canada and New Zealand have measures in place so the new monarch automatically becomes head of state.
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Those referendums will be interesting!
Surely it's time to get rid of them now? Arise President Truss.
I’m personally enjoying how upsetting it is for many of y’all.
It’s just odd. Like really odd.
I'm sorry this affected you
No service to the public? I wonder how you've come to that conclusion.Those people being better off comes from you and everyone else paying them to be for no service to the public. I suppose this delusion of it being okay is the result of years of indoctrination
It is an interesting situation. I think I've read a few articles in recent years where the Palace has been wining and dining reps from the Commonwealth countries. Whilst the gatherings have all had some official reason, I think its largely been understood that the unofficial reason is to sound these countries out about Charles and try and persuade them to adopt him as their Head of State when the time comes.
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Is the Eiffel Tower finally admitting it is a transformer?
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I can't believe people would willing sing 'long to reign over us' in a democratic country.
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The monarch has no power and it’s just a song from the 1750s. Do you think the French think about their anthem in literal terms? ”May an impure blood water our furrrows”.
I can't believe people would willing sing 'long to reign over us' in a democratic country.
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The monarch has no power and it’s just a song from the 1750s. Do you think the French think about their anthem in literal terms? ”May an impure blood water our furrrows”.
It should be upsetting to you, given you are named after the new king.
I’m not
I don't know if you are aware but you are incorrect in as much as the Queen has always had the opportunity to change Acts of Parliament in favour of herself and family, particularly in ensuring new Tax adjustments are made in her favour and exempted. That sort of thing for starters is 'real power' over the serfs.
Knock yourself out, we did when you all got so upset after you elected Trump as head of state so its only fair.
Do you think you will be able to arrest him for selling state secrets before or after you re-elect him President?
I'm no royalist, but the news did move me and made me think for a while, and I feel I respect the person who has gone, even if not the role. Then after half an hour I turned off the BBC and put the Xbox on because I didn't want to have the maudlin newscaster delivering eulogy after eulogy in soporific succession.
What I can't understand is why things need to grind to a halt? I'm not sure what cancelling sports events does except gives people less avenues to try and live bits of life. I appreciate some people are all in on this for whatever reason, but there's going to be wall-to-wall grief everywhere now and after a bereavement in my partner's family this week, the last thing I want it to do is be drowned in either a collective grief or, even worse, manufactured grief.
What I can't understand is why things need to grind to a halt? I'm not sure what cancelling sports events does except gives people less avenues to try and live bits of life. I appreciate some people are all in on this for whatever reason, but there's going to be wall-to-wall grief everywhere now and after a bereavement in my partner's family this week, the last thing I want it to do is be drowned in either a collective grief or, even worse, manufactured grief.
Y’all have reincarnated Charles I?
Not sure where I stand on it. I was born in England to irish parents and have alot of family members that couldn't stand the monarchy. My dad's father and my mother however loved the queen and everything she stood for and despite myself growing up so liberal i can't help but admire the queen.
I’m enjoying watching the angsty folks who are upset that people are honoring the queen. Longest reigning monarch in UK history, of course folks are gonna come out and experience that kind of historical event.