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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 315732" data-attributes="member: 100"><p>Here in Oz I've never felt like The Queen or The Royal Family in general have lorded over me. It could be argued England over the years has lorded it over Oz but again I've never had that feeling during my adult life. Australia could so easily leave the Commonwealth with no hard feelings. Her Majesty has accepted Australia will one day leave the Commonwealth. The problem is those with a self interest agenda (Monarchists) or the media here in Australia will attempt to whip up feelings for or against becoming a Republic. The media here in Oz love to play people off against each other. It's a ploy they use to get more eyeballs to watch their appalling talking head shows or sell newspapers...and who buys them anymore?</p><p></p><p>For those in England it's your decision if you wish to maintain the status quo or become a Republic. I have no feelings one way or the other. What I do wish for is people take a chill pill and stop trying to turn this into a Camilla versus Diana war. Prince Charles did a tell all interview. Princess Diana did a tell all interview. One or both could have taken the moral high ground instead of turning their divorce into a PR war. Both ignored that old saying, "Never air your dirty laundry in public."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rove, post: 315732, member: 100"] Here in Oz I've never felt like The Queen or The Royal Family in general have lorded over me. It could be argued England over the years has lorded it over Oz but again I've never had that feeling during my adult life. Australia could so easily leave the Commonwealth with no hard feelings. Her Majesty has accepted Australia will one day leave the Commonwealth. The problem is those with a self interest agenda (Monarchists) or the media here in Australia will attempt to whip up feelings for or against becoming a Republic. The media here in Oz love to play people off against each other. It's a ploy they use to get more eyeballs to watch their appalling talking head shows or sell newspapers...and who buys them anymore? For those in England it's your decision if you wish to maintain the status quo or become a Republic. I have no feelings one way or the other. What I do wish for is people take a chill pill and stop trying to turn this into a Camilla versus Diana war. Prince Charles did a tell all interview. Princess Diana did a tell all interview. One or both could have taken the moral high ground instead of turning their divorce into a PR war. Both ignored that old saying, "Never air your dirty laundry in public." [/QUOTE]
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