19-10-2019, 10:06 AM
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Re: Royal trip to Pakistan
I think what people are sick of is this constant attempt to pull the wool over our eyes, pretending that the royals are ordinary people with ordinary lives. They are not! They are extremely privileged. Yes, they are entitled to have a holiday (despite the fact they are on permanent holiday) but they should be made to pay for it and certainly not try to disguise it as an official visit.If the royal hangers on wish to survive, they need a new set of spin doctors because their drivel no longer convinces the majority of us; all this whingeing and weeping in public is not helping and doesn't wash with us.
This latest debacle is a good example. If you watch the film, it is as though Harry started to laugh about something, suddenly realised that that would be inappropriate so turned on the tears instead.
Now Mrs Debacle is complaining about her struggle as a 'vulnerable pregnant woman' - She should try doing a full time job and running a household like a lot of women have to. - Give us a break FFS.
19-10-2019, 11:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Longdogs
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I think what people are sick of is this constant attempt to pull the wool over our eyes, pretending that the royals are ordinary people with ordinary lives. They are not! They are extremely privileged. Yes, they are entitled to have a holiday (despite the fact they are on permanent holiday) but they should be made to pay for it and certainly not try to disguise it as an official visit.If the royal hangers on wish to survive, they need a new set of spin doctors because their drivel no longer convinces the majority of us; all this whingeing and weeping in public is not helping and doesn't wash with us.
This latest debacle is a good example. If you watch the film, it is as though Harry started to laugh about something, suddenly realised that that would be inappropriate so turned on the tears instead.
Now Mrs Debacle is complaining about her struggle as a 'vulnerable pregnant woman' - She should try doing a full time job and running a household like a lot of women have to. - Give us a break FFS.
Does FFS...mean...for flips sake...I'm sure it does.
I do agree with some,of what you say.
19-10-2019, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Longdogs
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I think what people are sick of is this constant attempt to pull the wool over our eyes, pretending that the royals are ordinary people with ordinary lives. They are not! They are extremely privileged. Yes, they are entitled to have a holiday (despite the fact they are on permanent holiday) but they should be made to pay for it and certainly not try to disguise it as an official visit.If the royal hangers on wish to survive, they need a new set of spin doctors because their drivel no longer convinces the majority of us; all this whingeing and weeping in public is not helping and doesn't wash with us.
This latest debacle is a good example. If you watch the film, it is as though Harry started to laugh about something, suddenly realised that that would be inappropriate so turned on the tears instead.
Now Mrs Debacle is complaining about her struggle as a 'vulnerable pregnant woman' - She should try doing a full time job and running a household like a lot of women have to. - Give us a break FFS.
I couldn't believe when I read yesterday that she is saying how hard it is, of course it's gonna be hard marrying into such a high profile family, She knew what she was getting into when she married a royal, the royals are in the public eye so she needs to shut up with her moaning. FFS indeed
19-10-2019, 02:12 PM
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Yes I get really shocked at the amount spent on dresses especially when your told it's by so and so the top designer in the world and cost two thousand pounds for a dress and more . Then I think of those who are job seeking on £72 a week .Injustice in my eyes
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