The Monarchy

[stefanovic]

they also like rugby!

And they are shape shifting reptilians.

 

[Deleted member 16999]

Hyperbolic nonsense.

Nice one Drillbit.

 

[Deleted member 16999]

Only 22!! 32 next month and still counting 😀🇬🇧🇬🇧

Come back in 4 years.

 

[Deleted member 16999]

And they are shape shifting reptilians.

Are they running short of tin foil in the village?

 

[Kellfire]

The same question could be levelled at the countries religious institutions.

Absolutely. Religion should be marginalised and education should actively push that religion is NOT true but again historic abuse of power reigns.

 

[Kellfire]

Where did i say you said anything that was untrue - what I said was disrespectful, telling me to have a word with myself because I’m proud of the Monarchy is disrespectful, it’s not up to you to decide what I have pride in

I would have thought with your extensive knowledge of the Monarchy you would understand that the Queen is the head of the Armed Forces and there is a big link between the monarchy and the Armed Forces.

And it wasn’t just a job for me - and don’t even start to suggest as such , you’re not in a position to do so.

Challenging people's beliefs is disrespectful to you? Did your time doing a job not encourage some sort of mental resilience against those who would question that particular profession? No one joints the armed forces to be popular - you know it's a truly divisive job.

 

[Foxholer]

Absolutely. Religion should be marginalised and education should actively push that religion is NOT true but again historic abuse of power reigns.

H'mm! To me, that seems precisely like the 'abuse of power' you are criticising!

 

[Deleted member 16999]

Challenging people's beliefs is disrespectful to you? Did your time doing a job not encourage some sort of mental resilience against those who would question that particular profession? No one joints the armed forces to be popular - you know it's a truly divisive job.

Unless you’ve actually served your Country and experienced what any of of us in uniform may of done what gives the right to tell anyone what they did or did not join for.
You only see what you believe which imo is narrow minded and shallow, you really aren’t as intelligent as you try to portray yourself.

 

[Kellfire]

H'mm! To me, that seems precisely like the 'abuse of power' you are criticising!

How? You consider educating and driving out destructive forces as an abuse of power?

 

[stefanovic]

Absolutely. Religion should be marginalised and education should actively push that religion is NOT true but again historic abuse of power reigns.

Since when has religion not been true???
I believe in all things supernatural. Gods, immaculate conceptions, angels, holy ghosts, virgin births, the dead walking again.
Dead prophets riding up on a horse and splitting the moon. Buddhas reassembled after being cut up into little bits.
Royal shape shifters.

 

[Kellfire]

Unless you’ve actually served your Country and experienced what any of of us in uniform may of done what gives the right to tell anyone what they did or did not join for.
You only see what you believe which imo is narrow minded and shallow, you really aren’t as intelligent as you try to portray yourself.

I don't consider being in the armed services to be any more serving your country than anyone who works in the public sector. It is a job for which you are paid.

As soon as someone describes it as "serving their country" it's an eye rolling moment. And yes, people I know who have been in the armed forces know my opinion on their career choice.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Challenging people's beliefs is disrespectful to you? Did your time doing a job not encourage some sort of mental resilience against those who would question that particular profession? No one joints the armed forces to be popular - you know it's a truly divisive job.

But you’re not “challenging someone’s beliefs” when you tell someone to “have a word with themselves”

Again you didn’t question my profession , you called it a job when I see it as more than a job

And yes I did join the armed forces for more than just a job and you are not in any position to tell me any different because you have never been in that position

 

[Kellfire]

But you’re not “challenging someone’s beliefs” when you tell someone to “have a word with themselves”

Again you didn’t question my profession , you called it a job when I see it as more than a job

And yes I did join the armed forces for more than just a job and you are not in any position to tell me any different because you have never been in that position

Ok. Let me ask you a question about the armed forces.

Why was that ok but you’re against capital punishment? Why is one state sponsored murder better than another?

 

[Deleted member 16999]

I don't consider being in the armed services to be any more serving your country than anyone who works in the public sector. It is a job for which you are paid.

As soon as someone describes it as "serving their country" it's an eye rolling moment. And yes, people I know who have been in the armed forces know my opinion on their career choice.

Sadly your opinion is uninformed and based on..........................no actual experience.

Maybe you could tell us which jobs in the Public Sector are on the ground in foreign countries along side the Armed Forces, or are training in the UK everyday in preparation for such scenarios.

As you’ve never served in the Armed Forces and probably never worked in the Fire, Police, Ambulance Service or Coastguard you opinion from behind your desk is probably well cemented.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Ok. Let me ask you a question about the armed forces.

Why was that ok but you’re against capital punishment? Why is one state sponsored murder better than another?

If you want ask questions like that then start another thread - this thread is about the monarchy

 

[Kellfire]

Sadly your opinion is uninformed and based on..........................no actual experience.

Maybe you could tell us which jobs in the Public Sector are on the ground in foreign countries along side the Armed Forces, or are training in the UK everyday in preparation for such scenarios.

As you’ve never served in the Armed Forces and probably never worked in the Fire, Police, Ambulance Service or Coastguard you opinion from behind your desk is probably well cemented.

And yet you haven’t addressed the fact that anyone in a public sector job is obviously serving their country.

 

[Kellfire]

If you want ask questions like that then start another thread - this thread is about the monarchy

Lovely time to bow out.

Conversations evolve and the role of those who consider themselves proud to serve the monarchy is clearly relevant.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Lovely time to bow out.

Conversations evolve and the role of those who consider themselves proud to serve the monarchy is clearly relevant.

Ok - whats “state sponsored murder” in regards the armed forces ?

Yes I don’t believe in the use of force as a punishment

I do believe in the use of minimum force to protect myself , my family , my friends etc etc as it was in the military

And yet you haven’t addressed the fact that anyone in a public sector job is obviously serving their country.

Why does anyone need to address it ? No one has disputed that fact ?

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

Don't feed the troll

 

[Neilds]

Challenging people's beliefs is disrespectful to you? Did your time doing a job not encourage some sort of mental resilience against those who would question that particular profession? No one joints the armed forces to be popular - you know it's a truly divisive job.

Yes, really divisive until someone goes on strike, there is a national emergency or even the threat of a bit of a disturbance after brexit- then it is all ‘call in the military ‘.
Do you ever think before replying or just type?