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originally posted by: Imagewerx
originally posted by: WeRpeons
Nothing like creating an image that you're above the common man. How do the Brits support and accept this elite and pompous display?
What makes you think we do or don't 'accept' it? Me and all other native Brits I know couldn't care less what they do as long as they leave us alone,which they do.Our lives would be no different if they weren't there to how they are know they are here and doing their thing.
So, apparently 'King' James has sent Britain into a tizzy by placing his arms around Kate Middleton during a photo session after the Cavaliers-Nets game in New York last night
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: LewsTherinThelamon
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: LewsTherinThelamon
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: LewsTherinThelamon
a reply to: alldaylong
You may not realise it, but her in The U.K. putting your arm around ANY WOMEN without being invited to do so , is regarded as Sexual Harassment.
That would be horrible. You poor people have an even worse nanny-state then we do in the US.
We are catching up, though.
Why would you think it's OK to put your arm around someone who is essentially a stranger without permission (or at least implied permission based on familiarity)? That's a serious question, by the way.
Why would it not be OK to hug strangers?
Hugs make everyone happy.
Surely you jest.
Yes.
But, physical touch and the concept of boundaries tend to be driven by culture.
Seriously, research South Korean culture and their touchy-feelyness.
This didn't happen in South Korea to a South Korean.
originally posted by: crazyewok
originally posted by: th3dudeabides
a reply to: Ameilia
This isnt the UK, they aren't royal here. Just people. When in the USA their rules don't apply.
On the flip side of the argument we have to respect the US rules when your president vists us so really you should resoect our rules?
Though I think its all bull # anyway
originally posted by: TheJourney
How ridiculous...anyone who feels they shouldn't be touched by 'the normals' has problems...if this is what is implied by 'royalty,' it's highly immoral and we need to do away with that concept once and for all.
originally posted by: TheJourney
How ridiculous...anyone who feels they shouldn't be touched by 'the normals' has problems...if this is what is implied by 'royalty,' it's highly immoral and we need to do away with that concept once and for all.
originally posted by: stumason
a reply to: interupt42
By and large, most people like the Royal family and realise the hard work they do
originally posted by: interupt42
I have to ask , do the people there actually give a $h1t or is the media over there blowing nothing into something simply to generate revenue and distract from REAL issues much like they do here in the US.
originally posted by: EndOfDays77
originally posted by: stumason
a reply to: interupt42
By and large, most people like the Royal family and realise the hard work they do
Really?..check this out Stumason www.dailymail.co.uk...