The Usefulness of the British Royal Family

The use of the British royal family makes it increasingly obvious that the royal family is not essential to our function. They are useless, they do not even have two brain cells that can be put together, they spend billions of pounds of state funds, and anyone who receives half of their education can easily do their jobs can. In a recent survey, 100% of responses did not support the British royal family and 87.

The first episode of British Dystopian TV series "Black Mirror" is not the most remarkable, as the events in the plot seem to be the most familiar to us. Abduction (disturbing alert) A well-designed art fraud, a ransom video leaked online, caused a virtual storm and reported topics of social media caused by a series of abnormal requests of kidnappers to the news media around the world . When this episode was first aired in 2011, the news media covered viral video, but the idea of ​​including interactive graphics showing the amount of Twitter conversation may seem like a scope. But today it is not just a norm - it is almost a rule. In the face of attention reduction and viewer reduction, cable news media often shows that it is almost impossible to report any stories unless boiled down to the largest small context lacking heuristics It is.

As you think that the name of the British royal family will not be affected, James, the Vis Count Severn has appeared. The ten-year-old is the youngest of the royal Edward and Sophie Jones, but his sister, Mrs. Lewis Windsor, is given priority in the royal family. His father was Earl, so James won the subsidiary title of Viscount Severn, not the prince. Mrs. Lewis Windsor, 14 years old, was sitting in the twelfth place with her brother James sitting next to the royal trees. Teenager served as a bridesmaid in Prince William and Kate Middleton 's wedding in 2011. And it was born one month earlier and was delivered by an emergency caesarean section. In an interview to the BBC in 2016, her mother, Count Essex, revealed that Louis had not noticed that her grandmother was a queen until she pointed out at school.

On 29th April 2011, Prince William of the Duke of Cambridge married civilian Catherine ("Kate") Middleton in London, England. This is not unprecedented, but the British royal family rarely marries civilians. Kate Middleton has a middle class growing experience. Her father is the former flight dispatcher and her mother is the former flight attendant. Kate and William met when they were students of St Andrews University in Scotland (Kohler 2010). The British monarchy rose to the Middle Ages. The social hierarchy places the royal family on the top floor and the general citizens on the first floor. This is usually a closed system in which people are born in the aristocratic position. This law stipulates that all property is handed over to the eldest son. If the family does not have a son, the land will be the next closest male relationship. Women can not inherit property, their social status is mainly determined by marriage.