Posted by Johan
on 14/9/2009, 17:06:27, in reply to "for the sake of fairness"
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Im afraid you're right in that. A born Royal can get away with much more than those who married into Royalty.
Only after decades of examplary behaviour (think of the late Queen mother) are such exentricities allowed.
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: Even though I agree with you, I guess we are
: "old-fashioned". What's wrong with
: missing with celebrities? Are they different
: to journalists or gym managers? And royal
: heirs have "mixed" with them. They
: have even accepted them at home. Once you
: begin to "let daylight in", you
: never know where to stop. Everything for the
: sake of modernity.
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: As I said, on this very spot, many times
: before, I have no problems at all with
: commoners coming into royal families - on
: the contrary!
: I had the same resentments against a CP
: Mary, for instance, going on stage to
: perform something.
:
: I wonder, if the same tolerance being shown
: towards a Queen with the royal background
: Margrethe has, would also count for the
: "newer royals" with a commoner
: background...?! I´m pretty sure that some
: people (also on this board!) would not
: hesitate saying "Oh, what could you
: expect? A woman with her past/ her
: backround..."
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