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Topic	I love how the rest of the world thinks the UK views the Royal Family.
Vampire_Chicken 02/06/24 7:49:44 AM #9:	Karovorak posted... I mean, can you blame us when we see the images off the streets filled with people everytime something royal happens? I can't remember as many people gathering at my place as they did in UK at the funeral of the Queen. I don't think it's so much about pro-royal sentiment, I think it's more about people wanting to feel that they're at the heart of an historical event, that they've got a tiny role as an extra in some grand drama on the world stage. "I was there that day!" I think our problem (I'm talking as a Brit) is that when a member of Britain's first family on welfare even so much as does a fart, the media treat it as an historical event. --- The shadows are marching. <cite>Vampire_Chicken posted [p:978683836] in I love how... [t:80689329]...</cite> <quote>Karovorak posted... </cite><quote>I mean, can you blame us when we see the images off the streets filled with people everytime something royal happens?I can't remember as many people gathering at my place as they did in UK at the funeral of the Queen.</quote>I don't think it's so much about pro-royal sentiment, I think it's more about people wanting to feel that they're at the heart of an historical event, that they've got a tiny role as an extra in some grand drama on the world stage. "I was there that day!"I think our problem (I'm talking as a Brit) is that when a member of Britain's first family on welfare even so much as does a fart, the media treat it as an historical event. --- The shadows are marching.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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