Monarchy is the earthly hierarchy put in place by God. Because of a few bad kings, it does not make the system redundant, when was the last time a democracy was democratic?

I cry often when I hear Jerusalem being sung or I Vow To Thee My Country. There is nothing wrong with love of one's own country. Cry away mate. There is no shame in a man letting his feelings out. To the contrary, it shows love and respect and that has to be celebrated

Sometimes beautifully composed words feel like beautifully composed music. I cry when I read Gimli and Galadriel’s exchange - when she gives him three strands of her hair. 😢No shame to appreciate beauty. 😊

Men crying has been ridiculed by women who do it all the time - they have claimed it - that's why men only do it when they have no choice - women think they are the only one with feelings - monsters. Sorry to the women who don't think like this , but a Lot of them do.

Kiwi here, at the bottom of the world. Right or wrong, we have British bones or maybe sinews, alongside our other parts, and things like this will make a tear of my own fall. Many of the Works of British artists we also think of as "ours" and effect us as if we had a part in them, which is kinda strange, isn't it?. I never forget though, that right through WW1 and WW2, it was the Indian Division that fought at our right hand . . . It is such a shame that the Empire wasn't run by men who made ALL its people know they were equals. Taken WW1 as the spur of vetting up the colonies as self-ruling Democracies and building them up. We may have kept it going.

@@uncletiggermclaren7592 I love my kiwi and Aussie brothers so much , it has been my privilege to serve alongside these giants of mankind, to know they watch my back in combat is the safest feeling in the world. God bless you all .

I’m quite a European mix but my Grandmother in my Dad’s side was Welsh. I must have some of that blood cause I love archery

Weirdly enough for a long time you could actually be both, the Tuders where also from a Welsh line as it's founding member was born in Wales (henry VII) - But bloodlines and nationalisty has always been a litle complicated especially given Wales tended to trace family lines through the mother and England through the father which when you like me with a Welsh mum and an English Dad it gets even more confusing :)

You are techincally Welsh because where your born isn't everything but it is important however culturally and ancestrially you might well be English - it's fairly complicated on our little island isn't it :)

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Unless you're English and are unwelcome in Wales but we have to welcome you to England - double standards.