Should the UK abolish the monarchy?

[Cho Chang's Granddad]

Here's why:

-QEII has passed. Everyone hates the new monarch Charles. IMO he doesn't even look like a King, When he was on the throne it looked like they picked some random old guy off the street and plonked a crown on his head and dressed him up.



-Prince Andrew. Oh wait it's just Andrew now. Enough said.

-The future generation. Observe this image of George, Charlotte and Popeye (why the hell is he dressed like a sailor?) looking at a crowd of non-rich non-royal people. Yes that's what they think of us. And if the monarchy continues it will be one of these who sits on the throne.



Reasons why the UK should keep the monarchy:

-The soldiers in the big Marge Simpson hats are a source of entertainment for American tourists who like to see how much they can annoy them before they react.

What do you think?

 

[Lach]

Only on Tuesdays.

 

[Idiot Doom Spiral]

The moment QE2 went cold, the monarchy was over.

As far as I am concerned it was, and a muslim-loving, jug-eared faggot liberal like Charles just makes the institution a huge fucking laughing stock.

 

[mentally retarded user]

Abolishing stabbing niggers is more important.

 

[Alexander II of Russia]

Not going to happen.

I get where the frustration comes from, but I don’t think abolishing the monarchy would really solve anything substantial. The UK’s issues are mostly political, not royal, and removing the crown wouldn’t suddenly make Parliament more accountable or the government more efficient. Beyond that, the monarchy’s symbolic role still carries real weight. It’s one of the few institutions that links modern Britain with its long history, and it actually gives the country a kind of cultural continuity, granted, is getting slowly getting erased by the sandniggers, but it's still on feet for the British man that isn't cucked by muzzies yet. For better or worse, it’s part of the national identity, and dismantling it could end up feeling more like erasing a stabilizing tradition than “modernizing.” I’m all for reform where it’s needed, but outright abolition seems like trading a symbol for a void. That being said, Charles is a piece of shit and he needs to abdicate as soon as possible and put someone else in the throne, but I won't hold my breath for a more competent replacement for the crown.

And also, let's be honest, would it make any difference if they go full blown democratic? People will still vote on having the same pieces of shit that allowed the country go to a shithole in the first place. It's going to be a situation where you replace piss with horse shit.

 

[Disastrously Dumb]

On the contrary
the Monarchy should seize power since the parliament have failed to act in the best interest of its citizens
and with each passing year, the parliament prioritize non-citizens and enable the rape of british children

And

 

[libRT]

Yes, fucking welfare pedo niggers

 

[Tetra]

I think all compromised institutions has to go.
and Charles essentially erased the monarchy's long history when he changed his title from defender of the faith to defender of faith. There is no longer any cultural continuity with this royal family.

 

[Product Placement]

Yes and take all their assets, only fair

 

[MadStan]

Your government is the real problem, not your monarchy. The funny thing is, if you post "abolish the government" you'll probably be charged for terroristic threats.

 

[Crex Crex]

It’s one of the few institutions that links modern Britain with its long history, and it actually gives the country a kind of cultural continuity, granted, is getting slowly getting erased by the sandniggers, but it's still on feet for the British man that isn't cucked by muzzies yet. For better or worse, it’s part of the national identity, and dismantling it could end up feeling more like erasing a stabilizing tradition than “modernizing.”

Lol exactly. British republicans are 1000000x more cucked than the monarchy and they've made it abundantly clear they want it abolished only because "tradition BAD, (our version of) progress GOOD". I remember reading an op-ed from one of them where the chief reason he gave for becoming a republic was "we wuz multicultural country, we can't have an old white man as head of state!!!!!".

For what it's worth, this is exactly what happened to my country 80 years ago when the monarchy was abolished and politicians tried to restructure our national identity away from it. The results are far, far worse than where the UK is currently at.