Prince Charles to be King in 2021

[TheramoreIsTheBomb]

The Queen is set to retire in 2021 leaving her the heir to the throne, Prince Charles, to become King. We have not seen a coronation in nearly 70 years (Around the time after WW2) Just imagine the coronation will become the most watched event in history for decades to come, however I’m definitely going to go to England to watch the ceremonies.

[AeneasBK]

Figured he'd pass it on to his son anyway, wouldn't have thought he'd even want it at this stage.

[Bodonius]

Good time to kill it, like we need royal line...

[Monster Hunter]

Good time to kill it, like we need royal line...

Good luck trying, wish you all the best getting past all the royalists and legal red tape.

[Bodonius]

Good luck trying, wish you all the best getting past all the royalists and legal red tape.

Well i dont care, but its like sweden who need to pay extra for a face that only can wave

[Monster Hunter]

The Queen is set to retire in 2021 leaving her the heir to the throne, Prince Charles, to become King. We have not seen a coronation in nearly 70 years (Around the time after WW2) Just imagine the coronation will become the most watched event in history for decades to come, however I’m definitely going to go to England to watch the ceremonies.

Charles would become Prince regant and wouldn't be crowned King untill the Queen dies or abdicate's so there won't be a coronation but power will essentially transfer to him.

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Well i dont care, but its like sweden who need to pay extra for a face that only can wave

Exactly no ones does when it actualy comes down to making the enormous legal effort it would take.

So just pipe down and let people enjoy there pomp and ceremony now and then. It brings in more than it costs by every study into it so far, and it ain't hurting any one but the jealous types so let people enjoy the pageantry.

[Bodonius]

Charles would become Prince regant and wouldn't be crowned King untill the Queen dies or abdicate's so there won't be a coronation but power will essentially transfer to him.

Sure, or they just skip it liberals would love to kill the royal family they need a win

[Monster Hunter]

Sure, or they just skip it liberals would love to kill the royal family they need a win

UK liberals have no plans to remove the monarchy. No political party has any plans to, talking of such a thing is kind of illegal anyway though its only enforced if there's an actual threat.

The whole thing is a legal messy mine field of century's of constitutional law that no one wants to deal with seriously and as they bring in more than they cost there's no incentive to go through that pain and potential civil unrest just to make some jealous socialist types feel better.

[Kallisto]

So if this is true why isn't there breaking news on BBC/Sky/ITV/ Basically any and all channels in the UK

[Temp name]

Well i dont care, but its like sweden who need to pay extra for a face that only can wave

You.. You do realize that you're making shit ton of money off of the royal family, right?

They own a shit ton of land they're leasing to the government for a very significant loss (on the royals' part). If you remove them from power they'll just stop leasing that land to the government.

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So if this is true why isn't there breaking news on BBC/Sky/ITV/ Basically any and all channels in the UK

From what I've found online it seems to be based on a rumour, possibly based on a The Sun article from 2018 saying she "will step down at the age of 95". Can't find any good sources backing the story up though, but that's the earliest I could find with about 3 minutes of googling

[TheramoreIsTheBomb]

So if this is true why isn't there breaking news on BBC/Sky/ITV/ Basically any and all channels in the UK

it was on the news yesterday.

[Blade Wolf]

Feels good being in America without no Monarchy. We also have amendment rights that limit governments power over us. Enjoy bowing down to the queen/king.

#EuropeansTheSlaves.

Nah you got corporate kings instead.

[PC2]

Where I'm from nobody cares about any of this unless there's an attractive princess involved, in which case they care a lot.

[Kallisto]

From what I've found online it seems to be based on a rumour, possibly based on a The Sun article from 2018 saying she "will step down at the age of 95". Can't find any good sources backing the story up though, but that's the earliest I could find with about 3 minutes of googling

Yeah I saw when I googled it was sun, mirror, express, mail. None of which are worthy of being touched to wipe my arse with if I ran out of toilet paper they are so bad.

[arandomuser]

this feels like fake news, if this were true it would be on every news outlet, cant find nothing

oh apparently its just a rumor thats why, take it with a grain of salt

[Toppy]

This is unfortunately representative of the British people. They are permanently brainwashed by very effective palace propaganda to the point of congenital idiocy.

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If they are removed from power then we take their land in exchange for not killing them, or we kill them, same as with every revolution.

They obtained the land through violence in the first place they have no particular right to it.

And no we are not making money off them, they cost far more than they take in unless you do the bullshit creative accounting tricks the Palace spins out regularly.

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I doubt it will beat the Royal Weddings. Charles isn't very popular, being old, ugly and widely condemned for carrying on with another woman behind his wife's back.

Or maybe the Royals have no political power and bring in far more money to than they cost.

They are a net gain in every way and hurt nothing. There is absolutely no reason to "do away" with them.

Likewise, what land hasn't been gained via violence?

[cubby]

Charles would become Prince regant and wouldn't be crowned King untill the Queen dies or abdicate's so there won't be a coronation but power will essentially transfer to him.

Is that how it will play out? No coronation? At what point or what event would trigger the coronation?

[Kallisto]

UK liberals have no plans to remove the monarchy. No political party has any plans to, talking of such a thing is kind of illegal anyway though its only enforced if there's an actual threat.

The whole thing is a legal messy mine field of century's of constitutional law that no one wants to deal with seriously and as they bring in more than they cost there's no incentive to go through that pain and potential civil unrest just to make some jealous socialist types feel better.

pretty much this. Going republic won't be simple as "BTW Windsors fuck off." it'll be decades of legal drama and issues, higher costs (that could make brexit costs look low) and won't improve UK democracy since the democratic issues are in parliament.

[Toppy]

pretty much this. Going republic won't be simple as "BTW Windsors fuck off." it'll be decades of legal drama and issues, higher costs (that could make brexit costs look low) and won't improve UK democracy since the democratic issues are in parliament.

"We need to do away with the royals!" is pretty much just what edgy ignorant people who arent aware of what the royals do say.

[Monster Hunter]

This is unfortunately representative of the British people. They are permanently brainwashed by very effective palace propaganda to the point of congenital idiocy.

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If they are removed from power then we take their land in exchange for not killing them, or we kill them, same as with every revolution.

They obtained the land through violence in the first place they have no particular right to it.

And no we are not making money off them, they cost far more than they take in unless you do the bullshit creative accounting tricks the Palace spins out regularly.

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I doubt it will beat the Royal Weddings. Charles isn't very popular, being old, ugly and widely condemned for carrying on with another woman behind his wife's back.

I though you buissy making post about how America was no 1 soc boi?

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Is that how it will play out? No coronation? At what point or what event would trigger the coronation?

Death of the queen
Or abdication (very highly unlikely)

When a monarch is nolonger fit to preform the dutys (like age(too old or too young) , disability, madness or away fighting a war) a regent is named usualy the next in line or the uncle if its a case of the king being too young

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pretty much this. Going republic won't be simple as "BTW Windsors fuck off." it'll be decades of legal drama and issues, higher costs (that could make brexit costs look low) and won't improve UK democracy since the democratic issues are in parliament.

Yea basicly this.
The monarch has no role anymore in active day to day politics and the bring in more than they cost and there's Alot of legal constitutional red-tape.

People are split mostly between support the monarchy or don't care with only an extream minority in favor of removing them and usualy they can't make a good case for it without looking like jealous little toddlers.