William and harry royality ?

Question

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19190534/

these two have really grown up.

what do you guys think of these two? i was impressed by their aire of casualness. how do you think they handle the pressures they are under?

Answer 1

the blood is there.Stop! OK

Answer 2

they are indeed very impressive. fine young princes. they have a lot of their mother in them. wills should become next king instead of his good for nothing father. i have more respect for them than i  do for good ol' chucky

Answer 3

i wish harry would come back to australia so he can marry me instead

Answer 4

What I think cant be published on here or I might get banned...

Answer 5

Ah - the two bit players in the Ruritanian Pantomime that is the British Monarchy.....

For as long as this country has a monarchy we will remain a backward society structured around nobility, patronage and the honours system (aka "the establishment").

We are not citizens, we are subjects. This indicates that no matter how talented is a child born in the UK, it can never rise to the very top. Only the bedroom frolics of the aristocracy can determine who becomes our head of state.

If primageniture is to remain the way we determine our head of state then there must surely be a burden of proof on those that claim to be "in line" to the throne. So, Elizabeth, Charlie, Wills and Harry (Saxe-Coburg de Goethe - to give them their real family name), let's have a sample of DNA from each of you!

To answer the question: very little.

Read: Thomas Paine's "Common Sense" and "The Rights of Man" and visit www.throneout.com

Answer 6

I was very impressed with the way they handled their mother's funeral.

I don't know how wise it is to be sent to Iraq?