An entrenched monarchy is the sign of an ignorant populace! Do you agree?

Question

In real terms, what do they really do?

Answer 1

NO its a sign of stability,go live in a republic then you will see what an ignorant populace is

Answer 2

A constitutional monarchy is the sign of a balanced and functioning democracy. You'll note that the Queen didn't have to steal Florida in order to become head of state.

Answer 3

No.  The royal family do a good job and I have no wish to see them go.  An elected head of state would not be any cheaper, and would be agreat deal more bother, since we would have to have yet more tiresome elections.

Answer 4

No,it is a sign of a safe and stable democracy,where people have the right to change the system if they so wish.A sign of a respect for traditions and a long cultural history.Such a charmingly crass question.

Answer 5

No. It is the sign of a populace that respects a helpful and valid institution.

You aren't Che Guevara. You aren't a Bolshevik. No one agrees with you, you aren't a man of the people. Go and live in France if you don't like the Monarchy.

Answer 6

No I don't agree. How did I know you are a level 1.

Answer 7

Very true.

www.republic.org.uk

Answer 8

BBuurrrrppppp! butcher the ***** lot ov em!!!!!

Answer 9

No, it is a sign of  populace which respects tradition.

Answer 10

I disagree.  

Even wife's & husbands with "bad" mates, still stay

married now don't they?  Sometimes in this world

reason or logic if you want, is pushed aside in favor

of emtions like love, adoration, admiration, and just

wanting to be "part of something bigger" I suppose.

The Royal family creates unity for God, Country, & Queen.

Answer 11

Though I usually come on "Royalty" for the good humoured jousting,,you question leads me to believe that jousting is more fun than bushwhacking!  Viva MERRY England

Answer 12

It's usually the sign of a mature, well-functioning democracy eg UK, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, The Netherlands, Japan  etc etc etc