The Queen has passed away

[adam]

4 hours ago, st albans fox said:

You underestimate the feelings of a huge number of people that you go about your daily business with 

 

surveys have said that 44% of the population have actually cried 

 

you would think that there is a reasonable chunk who care but haven’t cried 

 

I would suggest that you are in the minority 

44 percent have cried! 
 

was the survey handed out in the queue to see the queens coffin? 

[Jimothy]

 

 

[Scotch]

So the minutes silence for Celtics game against St.Mirren was changed to a minutes applause because they knew no-one would respect it.

 

...Come time to do the applause and the unveil a "if you hate the royal family clap your hands" banner. 

 

I despise Celtic but you have to admire their adaptability.

[yorkie1999]

3 hours ago, Daggers said:

 

 

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[yorkie1999]

8 hours ago, Daggers said:

 

 

Edited 18 September 2022 by yorkie1999

[Mike Oxlong]

On 16/09/2022 at 11:02, The Syrup said:

Looks like celebrities get to jump the queue to see the Queen. Holly Willoughby and Schofield in through a side door today getting the VIP treatment

[Vacamion]

 

Fireworks being let off in Glasgow already.

 

Probably the same lot who held up that banner at the game earlier.

 

 

 

 

[Vacamion]

21 minutes ago, Scotch said:

So the minutes silence for Celtics game against St.Mirren was changed to a minutes applause because they knew no-one would respect it.

 

...Come time to do the applause and the unveil a "if you hate the royal family clap your hands" banner. 

 

I despise Celtic but you have to admire their adaptability.

 

 

I laughed at this, though:

 

[ealingfox]

Ffs

[Nalis]

Can't believe the media are still finding stuff to talk about on the subject of the Queen, some of the absolute guff they've managed to talk about in the past week and a half to fill airtime is truly remarkable.

[Corky]

3 minutes ago, ealingfox said:

Ffs

He obviously didn't watch the Preki press conference.

[kingkisnorbo]

I don’t get how anyone can twist their jocks over the anti-monarchy rhetoric that teams like Celtic have displayed. You like the monarchy, they don’t. Who cares. No skin off your back at all. People act like it’s some form of discrimination. 
 

[Trumpet]

3 minutes ago, kingkisnorbo said:

I don’t get how anyone can twist their jocks over the anti-monarchy rhetoric that teams like Celtic have displayed. You like the monarchy, they don’t. Who cares. No skin off your back at all. People act like it’s some form of discrimination. 
 

I thought this earlier. It’s not even shocking, it was always going to happen.

[kingkisnorbo]

Just now, Trumpet said:

I thought this earlier. It’s not even shocking, it was always going to happen.

It’s not as if it’s for nothing either. A very complicated and historic sticking point for many. Everyone dying to be offended by anything anti monarchy. It’s treated like a hate crime. 

[yorkie1999]

43 minutes ago, Mike Oxlong said:

Must be the only country in the world where you can get away with having had a 18 year old boyfriend for 6 years yet get ripped to shreds for queue jumping.

[pSinatra]

 

[jbloggs]

Canadian First Nations Chief paying his respect 

 

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRarEeqb/

[Harpenden Fox]

Weather forecaster on BBC MournHub just now:

 

flags at half mast today but still the sun shone.

 

bit disrespectful of the sun if you ask me

[Wymsey]

If the Queen was looking below us now, would she think that this coverage is a bit of out over the top (despite her importance to the country)?

[dsr-burnley]

3 hours ago, kingkisnorbo said:

I don’t get how anyone can twist their jocks over the anti-monarchy rhetoric that teams like Celtic have displayed. You like the monarchy, they don’t. Who cares. No skin off your back at all. People act like it’s some form of discrimination. 
 

It's not their political views, it's the way they disrespect other people's right to pay their respects.

 

Is there anyone here who would not think it more than a bit off if they attended a funeral or memorial service or solemn act of remembrance, and someone started singing "he's in a box" because they didn't like their political views? 

[Daggers]

27 minutes ago, dsr-burnley said:

It's not their political views, it's the way they disrespect other people's right to pay their respects.

 

Is there anyone here who would not think it more than a bit off if they attended a funeral or memorial service or solemn act of remembrance, and someone started singing "he's in a box" because they didn't like their political views? 

They. Weren’t. At. A. Funeral.

 

[dsr-burnley]

1 hour ago, Daggers said:

They. Weren’t. At. A. Funeral.

 

When I said "a funeral or memorial service or solemn act of remembrance", I didn't mean it only applied to funerals.  I was including memorial services and solemn acts of remembrance as well.  I'm sorry if that wasn't clear to you.

[leicsmac]

5 hours ago, kingkisnorbo said:

I don’t get how anyone can twist their jocks over the anti-monarchy rhetoric that teams like Celtic have displayed. You like the monarchy, they don’t. Who cares. No skin off your back at all. People act like it’s some form of discrimination. 
 

 

8 minutes ago, dsr-burnley said:

When I said "a funeral or memorial service or solemn act of remembrance", I didn't mean it only applied to funerals.  I was including memorial services and solemn acts of remembrance as well.  I'm sorry if that wasn't clear to you.

Way I see it is people are welcome to be pissed off at the monarchy for the acts committed in its name over the years.

 

And people likewise are welcome to be pissed off at those people for bringing it to the fore at this particular time due to them thinking it's a bit bad taste.

 

Either way, people should be free to express their views on the matter.

[dsr-burnley]

14 minutes ago, leicsmac said:

 

Way I see it is people are welcome to be pissed off at the monarchy for the acts committed in its name over the years.

 

And people likewise are welcome to be pissed off at those people for bringing it to the fore at this particular time due to them thinking it's a bit bad taste.

 

Either way, people should be free to express their views on the matter.

Most Leicester City fans remember the value of standing in silence in respect for those who have died.  Few of your friends would agree that singing "he's in a box" would have been fair comment at the event we both remember. 

[leicsmac]

16 minutes ago, dsr-burnley said:

Most Leicester City fans remember the value of standing in silence in respect for those who have died.  Few of your friends would agree that singing "he's in a box" would have been fair comment at the event we both remember. 

I agree.

 

However, I would go no further than pointing out that it isn't in good taste.