Should the British Monarchy be abolished?
The British monarch is limited to non-partisan functions such as bestowing honours, appointing the Prime Minister, and by tradition is commander-in-chief of the British Armed Forces. Though the ultimate formal executive authority over the government is still through the monarch's royal prerogative, these powers may only be used according to laws enacted in Parliament and within the constraints of convention and precedent.
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No, they should be given more power. The government is corrupt and full of liars. The Monarch needs to be able to tear the government apart and rebuild it in order to fulfill Democracy to its full potential.
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If they cost more than they make in revenue, then yes the monarchy should go, especially seeing as there are some people in this country living in poverty. That money would be better spent on the poor to make this an equal system. You cannot call our system a democracy with a non elected head of state, it's not fair.
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Who do we replace the King with? The idea of President-for-Life Starmer or Farage does not fill me with great joy. At least royal pageantry is colourful and vivid and livens the place up - some grey drone as President would lack something. There is also a good reason why England ditched the Cromwells and asked the King to come back.
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No, because of tradition, positive influences on tourism, charity, international relations, sponsorship and executive positions, culture and perception of our culture. They should be given the option to pay tax, but the monarchy should be self funded and separate from government. The King will still formally appoint the PM, and the Monarchy will also remain above the government.
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Abolish the PM system and go back to monarch ruling ... Allow the country to vote on matters such as deciding where funding goes, allow more votes to happen, and make those votes easier where it can be done online for example .. given a specific code to type in and they choose options on important funding queries etc etc
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