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No, of course not. That's ridiculous behaviour which could obviously be interpreted as a serious security breach or even an assassination attempt. That's light years away from simply shouting, 'Who elected him?' or silently holding a placard reading, 'Not my King'.

 

Obviously there are different interpretations of the word peaceful. In this sense it means, non violent.
If you are going to apply a completely literal view of the word peaceful then I want my neighbour arrested for cutting his hedge with a chainsaw when I'm having my lunch in the back garden.

 

I'm not sure that guy got arrested either way, certainly not in that clip.

He got told to leave, which is fair.

To say he failed to read the room is an understatement, and he was putting himself at risk from a backlash.

 

I’ve never been pro or anti monarchy. They don’t do anything for me, nor take anything away from my life so I’m not bothered. I do know an old woman has died and family are grieving, imagine either doing or been okay with people shouting at a grieving family while they are with their mothers coffin.

The man in Oxford shouldn’t have been arrested however that was a mistake on the polices part.

The worlds gone mad.

 

Should have shot him, maybe just winged him. It would have put a lot of people off

 

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/sep/13/king-charles-will-not-pay-tax-on-inheritance-from-the-queen

What cost of living crisis?

 

Andrew you mean?

 

Can I watch the game tonight - please sir.

 

Only if you doff your cap, tug your forelock and ask really nicely. Mustn't get ideas above your station.

 

Not sure how he would pay the tax as he is t allowed to sell a vast majority of what is passed down at it only technically belongs to the monarch but 75% of the income goes to the government