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By *sianManc OP   Man
over a year ago

Manchester

I'm not great at English history. Blame my teachers for that lol

However what's the point of having head of state ie the queen if she isn't actually in obvious open power (assuming she isn't covertly running the show that is).

We have a prime minister and supposed democracy so what is her and her families point exactly?

Ps: not trying to push a anti royal agenda merely wondering why she and her family are still about and where better to ask than amongst a bunch of free shagging swingers lmao

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It isn"t your teachers fault you aren't any good at English, take some responsibility.

There is plenty of information out there if you want to research it. It will help your understsnding of history in the process

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"I'm not great at English history. Blame my teachers for that lol

However what's the point of having head of state ie the queen if she isn't actually in obvious open power (assuming she isn't covertly running the show that is).

We have a prime minister and supposed democracy so what is her and her families point exactly?

Ps: not trying to push a anti royal agenda merely wondering why she and her family are still about and where better to ask than amongst a bunch of free shagging swingers lmao"
Not pushing anti royal agenda whats the point of your post then?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm not great at English history. Blame my teachers for that lol

However what's the point of having head of state ie the queen if she isn't actually in obvious open power (assuming she isn't covertly running the show that is).

We have a prime minister and supposed democracy so what is her and her families point exactly?

Ps: not trying to push a anti royal agenda merely wondering why she and her family are still about and where better to ask than amongst a bunch of free shagging swingers lmao"

Google is your friend

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By *alking HeadMan
over a year ago

Bolton


"I'm not great at English history. Blame my teachers for that lol

However what's the point of having head of state ie the queen if she isn't actually in obvious open power (assuming she isn't covertly running the show that is).

We have a prime minister and supposed democracy so what is her and her families point exactly?

Ps: not trying to push a anti royal agenda merely wondering why she and her family are still about and where better to ask than amongst a bunch of free shagging swingers lmao"

It's quite a long story, but the upshot is, Parliament keeps Royalty from being too powerful and vice versa. In theory.

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By *sianManc OP   Man
over a year ago

Manchester


"I'm not great at English history. Blame my teachers for that lol

However what's the point of having head of state ie the queen if she isn't actually in obvious open power (assuming she isn't covertly running the show that is).

We have a prime minister and supposed democracy so what is her and her families point exactly?

Ps: not trying to push a anti royal agenda merely wondering why she and her family are still about and where better to ask than amongst a bunch of free shagging swingers lmao

It's quite a long story, but the upshot is, Parliament keeps Royalty from being too powerful and vice versa. In theory."

Exactly in theory and thanks for actually paying attention and answering the question lol

Just wanted to see what thoughts all had on this as that's what we're all led to believe following from cromwells victory in the civil war but I personally wonder at the virtue of what we're told and if that's what is truly what we're lead to believe.

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By *alking HeadMan
over a year ago

Bolton


"I'm not great at English history. Blame my teachers for that lol

However what's the point of having head of state ie the queen if she isn't actually in obvious open power (assuming she isn't covertly running the show that is).

We have a prime minister and supposed democracy so what is her and her families point exactly?

Ps: not trying to push a anti royal agenda merely wondering why she and her family are still about and where better to ask than amongst a bunch of free shagging swingers lmao

It's quite a long story, but the upshot is, Parliament keeps Royalty from being too powerful and vice versa. In theory.

Exactly in theory and thanks for actually paying attention and answering the question lol

Just wanted to see what thoughts all had on this as that's what we're all led to believe following from cromwells victory in the civil war but I personally wonder at the virtue of what we're told and if that's what is truly what we're lead to believe."

It's written in law. But has only been tested on a a very small number of occasions. Even then the rule of law triumphed.

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East

Basically, having climbed to the top of the food chain, the Battenburgs or the Windors or whatever they are called have been very skilled at holding onto their privilege.

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