Posted by Jorge![]()
on 5/9/2009, 23:01:24, in reply to "Re: Architects' leader attacks prince "
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I agree with your point, Henri, but I fail to see what's the difference of Prince Charles discussing about architecture and Queen Sofía of Spain saying she's opposed to gay marriage. None of them are Heads of State. You support the prince but you criticize the Queen for airing her opinions. It's a contradicting position, and I say this with absolute respect.
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: The Prince has no any power. He has influence.
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: It are the decisionmakers who have weak
: knees, or a servile attitude, or are afraid
: to get the future King 'non-amused' who
: decide upon this.
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: In essence the Prince's opinion is a worth
: as much as that of the lady yelling around
: the corner to get her vegetables sold on the
: market. So there is no any misuse of 'power'
: whatsoever. And even if the Prince has
: interests in certain projects, for an
: example because he owns lands or estates,
: then he is just having the right every
: proprietor in Britain has, to voice his/her
: opinions.
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