None of that is relevant to the fact that the queen attempted to be (publicly) neutral on political topics. This obscuring of her true feelings in an attempt to remain seemingly impartial is called being subtle
Furthermore, it wasn't a democratic vote, it was a referendum. A question to the people that, in the UK, is not legally binding. There was no obligation to begin Brexit afterwards, especially without having set specific rules of what would constitute a win either way.
Why does a feudal system to select the head of a state by virtue of being the first person to exit a specific vagina in the correct sequence persist in the 21st century?
it wasn't a democratic vote, it was a referendum.
A referendum is a vote held to determine an outcome in a democratic process.
That Cameron failed to ensure the result was binding or not is irrelevant.
Because without the royal family what does the UK have? We sold all our businesses to foreign companies.
The government isn't chosen. It's a freaking illusion.
Let's have a vote every 4 years.
For what?
Conservatives. Who spend 4 years undoing anything done prior and blames Labour for the tax increases and doing it wrong. So Labour gets in and oh they do the same thing.
Shot out of Eton-esque vaginas.
So 4 years of looking after themselves and their stockholders.
I don't think democracy and communism exist these days, or the differences are getting less and less.
Also communism, has the word community in it. Weird that what seems like it should be a a head figure taxing and sharing it out equalling among loyal hardworking subjects, is the exact opposite.
Sounds like communism was the first failed form of socialism thanks to greed.
Democracy sounds like they wanted to do socialism right, vote, tax, share it about, make a great country, oh but then the 80s and cocaine and greed and there we go failed it again.
Money makes slaves to a failed system.
Yay capitalism.
Then you didn't read my post. You don't have democracy there aren't democratic or communistic countries other than North Korea.
Countries are capitalistic. End of.
Whoever has the money fucks you over.
We have other ways of fueling vehicles and have had for decades but no one wants to push the rich people out, and they lobby against progress.
So democracy died a long time ago. But no you enjoy your choice of which channel you can watch.
You are deluded and outdated.
Is the queen having an opinion on brexit an example of one of those failing and a failing of democracy, especially when she was very subtle about it, aiming to show little bias for most of the time leading up to the vote? Nah
Is it anything like NK? No, it is an aspect of a constitutional monarchy where the royalty are closer to figure heads with power that can be removed at any moment if they overstep and not a dictatorship
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