RabidMongoose
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You are either a royal or a commoner, tis a fact. Hence the house of commons.
LOL - get some self esteem and a backbone.
You are either a royal or a commoner, tis a fact. Hence the house of commons.
Aaaaaaaaand it's rocking. The Royal Family. On the BBC.
Two great British institutions showing the world how it's done. Boris Johnson is a mental.
LOL - get some self esteem and a backbone.
I have both, I'm just stating facts.
No, you have very low self esteem if you subject yourself to these 'royals.'
Sheesh, I saw a video of some scenes from this ridiculous wedding and these British inbreds look absolutely ridiculous with their uniforms. Thank god the younger brother didn't wear his Nazi uniform to the wedding.
commoners - anyone who enjoyed common rights.
www.berkshireenclosure.org.uk/glossary.asp
You're a commoner.
Fact
Americans aren't commoners, we threw off that yoke long ago.
Nope, we're neither royalty nor commoners.
commoner - a person who holds no title
- Princeton
So you aren't "anyone who enjoyed common rights."?
or
"[QUOTE OF SOME SORT]"
I'm not playing your games, you are a commoner, because you live in a land that has royalty and commoners. I, living in America, am neither, I'm a free man. I have a lot of rights, some are common rights, others are individual rights.
Common law legal systems are in widespread use, particularly in England where it originated in the Middle Ages,[4] and in nations or regions that trace their legal heritage to England as former colonies of the British Empire, including the United States - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_law
Lol. Disregard the English language if you like but you are a commoner by definition as you are subject to common law.
You are out of it. Just because England has royalty and commoners, doesn't mean the rest of the world is divided along the same lines.
Also, a countries legal system has nothing to do with whether or not someone is a commoner.
You're a commoner.
Fact
You are out of it. Just because England has royalty and commoners, doesn't mean the rest of the world is divided along the same lines.
Also, a countries legal system has nothing to do with whether or not someone is a commoner.
No, I'm not a commoner because I'm not a British person who subjects himself to an [TROLL CRAP REMOVED]
com·mon·er (km-nr)
n.
1. One of the common people.
2. A person without noble rank or title.
Maybe, at some future time, the British people will finally end their figurehead Royal Family. Sell off its assets, and put it into the British treasury.
But in terms of making British national policy, the figurehead and largely ceremonial British Monarchy is nothing but a anachronism and has been for at least a century and a half.
But the point is and remains, those that are not British citizens have no damn right to tell England how to conduct their internal affairs regarding their retention or non-retention of the trappings of Royalty.
Don't be ridiculous. People have the right to refer to events and issues outside of their own countries. Those who are not British citizens can comment and criticize the British on this horrendous institution.
The Royal Family >>>>>>>>>> Your shitty family.
