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Question

Who would you prefer as a king?charles,william,or.....

Answer 1

Charles

Answer 2

I have one KING.

HIS name is JESUS.

Answer 3

Charles, because he&#039;s spent his entire life being made ready for this role.  Because I think he will make a very good King now that he&#039;s relaxed and happy in his private life.  Because he has one some very good things, the Princes trust for example, you only have to listen to interviews with some of the beneficiaries, young people who were lost, considered &#039;off the rails&#039; the Princes Trust has helped them get back on track, offered them a hand up rather than the kick in the face the UK politicians offer people in difficult circumstances.

I think Prince Charles has moved with the times, he has strong ideas about architecture, organic farming etc, and isn&#039;t afraid to speak out about them.

  I think William is too young, too inexperienced and needs to have his life as best he can before being weighed down with the responsibility of being King

Answer 4

i&#039;m so bored with the monarchy. if they are going to continue to live off our taxes and continue to own most of england they should be forced to perform for us like circus animals.

hence, i will re frame your question:

&quot;who would be the most entertaining circus act, charles william or...?&quot;

I think fergie would be a great circus act, like some crazy flapping seal, honking horns and jumping for fish.

perhaps harry could dress like a n**i (oh the japes) and do a comical racist skit.

perhaps william could dazzle the audience with his irritating smugness

Answer 5

None...i think the monarchy should end with the current useless munter.

Answer 6

It doesn&#039;t really matter what anyone thinks. Both of them will become king at some time in the future.

Answer 7

Neither,  I would prefer the archaic nonsense to be abolished.

Answer 8

I prefer William, but either would make a good king. Political power in modern Britain does not belong to the monarch anyway.