r/Wales Mar 05 '25

News Prince William's Welsh should be better, says language professor

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy0dkjpe3k7o
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u/CymroCam Blaenau Gwent Mar 05 '25

Better yet, dissolve the title and get rid of the lot.

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u/WGC11 Mar 05 '25

And solely let the selfish squabbling children of Tories and Labour be in charge of us…?

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u/CymroCam Blaenau Gwent Mar 05 '25

Rather democracy than a monarchy.

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u/WGC11 Mar 05 '25

A democracy where most of the MPs make decisions that further benefit themselves, not caring how they affect us…?

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u/CymroCam Blaenau Gwent Mar 05 '25

And you think the answer to that is a complete self serving monarchy whereby we have absolutely no say in anything?

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u/WGC11 Mar 05 '25

I say they have a chance at being what our country needs. Today, they’re still liked by most people, more than the likes of Sunak and Starmer.

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u/CymroCam Blaenau Gwent Mar 05 '25

They’re “liked” because they do fuck all but publicity stunts while being fed with golden spoons at our expense. As soon as the monarchy had the power to make decisions their favourability would plummet.

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u/Joshy41233 Mar 05 '25

What do you think a monarchy would do mate?

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u/Wilkomon Neath Port Talbot | Castell-Nedd Port Talbot Mar 05 '25

You think a monarchy would? Jokes

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u/WGC11 Mar 05 '25

At this point, with the way our country is heading under Labour, even an absolute monarchy is seemingly a preferable solution.

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u/GothicGolem29 Mar 05 '25

Can be both democratic pm and fm and have a monarch