If the Queen is my monarch and I am her subject, then she is my slave, for I've just redefined the word slave to mean everybody in the world except me, and defined my subjects as belonging to me, so you're one of my subjects as well.Crazyskier wrote: ↑Wed Jun 16, 2021 3:04 pmDo you not understand the irony here, Derek?
Her ancestors MADE the common laws of England, as she still does to some degree. Who are you to criticise your Monarch? You'd have been beheaded for such criticisms only a few centuries ago!
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Do you not understand that words like "subject" have zero meaning unless she actually has power over her subjects?
The reason why I posted that comment, it was mainly a joke, but watching her slicing a cake with a sword while younger people were advising her to use a smaller sharp instrument reminded me of my mother (who sadly is in a care home suffering from Alzheimer's). Although the Queen is a bit older than my mother and thankfully is in good health mentally and physically, I can see striking resemblance between the two and the way the Queen's ageing. The big difference is the Queen will still have to represent the country at a time when her advisers may need to tell her not to use an axe to slice her rump stake!
I have much respect for the Queen as a person but I think it's high time she steps down and the public step up and scrap the monarchy, which has absolutely no place in the 21st century.