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If people had to sweat allegiance it would be even more unpopular.
Will you be swearing allegiance to the king?
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Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
especially (allegedly) with a certain member of the royal family...
savoloysam
Ready to move into the light
Lolllllll
HoratioCuthbert
Deep seated inconsequence
Raheem
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Wilf
Slouching towards Billingham
The Mirror are running a poll on whether people will be swearing allegiance - currently running at 20-78 against. 
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Did you swear an oath of allegiance to the King?
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geminisnake
a complex mass of conflicting ideas
the Good Morning Britain one on twitter has been pretty much 14-86 against all dayThe Mirror are running a poll on whether people will be swearing allegiance - currently running at 20-78 against.
Did you swear an oath of allegiance to the King?
The Celtic chant has also been posted on that thread
A380
How do I change this 'custom title' thing then?
Watched this last night. Excellent.
Ming
I shot a man in Reno...
I know he gets a lot of shit for his comedy sometimes but he's actually a thoughtful, well educated and compassionate fellow (IMO).
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
no - it should be compulsory to stand to attention and / or hold a union jack and / or salute, or something, shouldn't it?
Aladdin
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Union Jack PJsno - it should be compulsory to stand to attention and / or hold a union jack and / or salute, or something, shouldn't it?
gosub
~#
Are you pinning the entire current 42% divorce rate on him?
A380
How do I change this 'custom title' thing then?
No but 100% of the divorce rate between him and the Sainted Lady Di of Mercedes Benz.
gosub
~#
Fair enough . Was before no fault divorce
A380
How do I change this 'custom title' thing then?
Seems about as accurate as most Daily Mail front pages.This 'major poll' must surely have been exclusively taken from over 60s:
I imagine the questions were along the lines of "
'Do you think the monarchy is an asset for the UK or do you think I should drown this kitten that I have net to the phone?'
(Also having Mad Nad give any advice on anything, let alone relationships shows satire is truly dead.)
gosub
~#
Nope . Said before if there was a referendum it would be like the Brexit one only with republicans using the scattergun approach of the varying types of Republic though if it actually happened would end up the Republic that best suited the interests of the ruling party. Though that's hardly the same as 'rock solid support for royals' in a fawning ain't monarch's marvelous type wayThis 'major poll' must surely have been exclusively taken from over 60s:
Yes, we especially like looking at their young children.This 'major poll' must surely have been exclusively taken from over 60s:
Aladdin
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Here's what Chat GPT thinks...
Question: why are people being asked to swear allegiance to King Charles?
Chat Gpt:::
"I am not aware of any widespread requests for people to swear allegiance to King Charles. King Charles has not yet ascended to the throne, as his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, is currently the reigning monarch of the United Kingdom. "
"The UK operates under a constitutional monarchy system, which means that the monarch's role is primarily ceremonial, and political power is held by elected officials. As such, there is no legal requirement or obligation for citizens to swear allegiance to the monarch, although some public officials, such as members of parliament and members of the armed forces, are required to swear an oath of allegiance to the Crown."
"It is possible that there are some individuals or groups who are calling for support of King Charles, but any such calls for allegiance would not be official or legally binding. It is also worth noting that there is ongoing debate and discussion in the UK about the role and future of the monarchy, and opinions on the issue are divided."
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Question: why are people being asked to swear allegiance to King Charles?
Chat Gpt:::
"I am not aware of any widespread requests for people to swear allegiance to King Charles. King Charles has not yet ascended to the throne, as his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, is currently the reigning monarch of the United Kingdom. "
"The UK operates under a constitutional monarchy system, which means that the monarch's role is primarily ceremonial, and political power is held by elected officials. As such, there is no legal requirement or obligation for citizens to swear allegiance to the monarch, although some public officials, such as members of parliament and members of the armed forces, are required to swear an oath of allegiance to the Crown."
"It is possible that there are some individuals or groups who are calling for support of King Charles, but any such calls for allegiance would not be official or legally binding. It is also worth noting that there is ongoing debate and discussion in the UK about the role and future of the monarchy, and opinions on the issue are divided."
See..
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
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Lizardbeth's not dead, is she?Here's what Chat GPT thinks...
Question: why are people being asked to swear allegiance to King Charles?
Chat Gpt:::
"I am not aware of any widespread requests for people to swear allegiance to King Charles. King Charles has not yet ascended to the throne, as his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, is currently the reigning monarch of the United Kingdom. "
"The UK operates under a constitutional monarchy system, which means that the monarch's role is primarily ceremonial, and political power is held by elected officials. As such, there is no legal requirement or obligation for citizens to swear allegiance to the monarch, although some public officials, such as members of parliament and members of the armed forces, are required to swear an oath of allegiance to the Crown."
"It is possible that there are some individuals or groups who are calling for support of King Charles, but any such calls for allegiance would not be official or legally binding. It is also worth noting that there is ongoing debate and discussion in the UK about the role and future of the monarchy, and opinions on the issue are divided."
Aladdin
Well-Known Member
Chat gpt says she is not dead and a mouldin in the grave...
Lord Camomile
Yipchaa!
"The largest study on the royals since the Queen's death"This 'major poll' must surely have been exclusively taken from over 60s:
Now, it could have been an absolutely super-massive study*, but setting your qualifying timeframe as "in the last 8 months" doesn't immediately inspire confidence that it was...
*though can't have been that big, 'cause I don't remember being asked and I've got some pretty good opinions about the monarchy that anyone asking about 'the royals' should hear
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