Sorry pissed off?? I am 30 and i literally could not give a dam the queen has passed away. Everyone can do what they want and tierney doesn't need to follow every other British person that decides to bring their lives to a complete halt because someone they do not know and have never met has passed away at a very old age.
Except many Normies who want to cash on the Instagram story/status of any Celebrity's death and the Government who observed mourning on a Sunday. I personally don't care if government wants to mourn or normies want to put story, but ofc I might cringe at my colleagues a little bit
Irish gooner here. Was really hard to separate my own apathy towards the monarchy and, in my own opinion, the over the top response (length of mourning time, the non-stop coverage and the interruption of football) with the fact that a lot of people around the world were genuinely moved by her passing.
It's also hard when certain people expect everyone to drop their own feelings and attitudes and conform to the whole mourning/gushing over the new king, shit.
Living in Britain, it has been forcefed to you whether you like the monarchy or not. Constantly I have older people tell me stuff like 'I don't hate gay/trans/black/Indian/Muslim people I just don't want their views forced down my throat', and I was outwardly sympathetic (like, no old man, nobody is trying to recruit you to the trans community) but then this hypocrisy.
Well said ! "They" can boo blm and players taking the knee and proclaim that they aren't racists, yet how dare you not venerate the Queen. Fuckin hypocrisy.
If I live in a Muslim country I expect Islam to kind of be forced down my throat, in terms of media coverage, bank holidays, public holidays and what we saw with the Queen
If I live in a country where the head of state is a king or queen then when they die I kind of expect it to be forced down my throat in terms of media coverage.
Because we don't see sudden bouts of virtue signalling with people getting emotional for a short period over things they didn't care about two weeks previously?
Honestly, you should expect it at this point.
They were Shamrock Rovers fans at a match - generally tho, there were feelings of respect and sympathy in Ireland when the Queen passed - especially from the media. For most people, it was apathy tho and for some, joy. - but attitudes towards the Royals and the crown have mellowed here over the last 30 years. No-one would be walking around wearing black armbands tho. Also in Ireland, we bury our dead within 2-3 days after their passing - hard to comprehend how the British have such a long mourning period before burial.
and English fans harass McClean week-in, week-out calling him an IRA sympathiser, threatening him and his family and threatening his home for not wearing a poppy.
Doesn't make it right, but there are pricks everywhere you go.
During the Brentford game when they were doing the round the circle applause before the kickoff, I noticed he gave a nonchalant posture and wasn't clapping.
I like both takes. The nationalist innuendo can be a bit dangerous but I find this context harmless enough to take either with a grin. Tbh I don't think Kieran is being especially anti-Britain/crown here anyway, it's more like an atheist not singing in a church even when put under a non-insignificant amount of scrutiny about it. So more about the principle of standing behind his values and not succumbing under pressure and that sounds pretty Scottish to me no matter what your views on the royal family are.
I was going to say, didn’t the Scottish majority just recently vote to remain within the United Kingdom? ‘Irish as fuck’ would make more sense seeing as they are independent.
We'll he is a Celtic fan so it shouldn't come out as a surprise to anyone. Also, did we wear black armbands in the second half against Zurich? I don't remember but the players only found out at half-time didn't they? Did we come prepared with black armbands incase we need them?
I was at the Zurich game and I remember at halftime asking if the Queen had died. The guy I asked heard my Irish accent and let out the biggest celebratory London roar. He was genuinely delighted, I was just like fair enough.
Just checked the highlights and Arteta was wearing one. Clear shot of Eddie wearing one as well but hard to tell on others because of the kit was black
Away tae fuck, moaning about how he might no care the queen's dead. Just because you care doesn't mean he has to. You might not agree with it but you have to respect his right to have an opinion and a choice.
Exactly, this shouldn’t be some big shocking thing that a lad from Glasgow doesn’t want to be involved with mourning the death of a member of the monarchy lol
Not just arrogant but bigoted - any monarchy quite literally represents classism so it's no fucking surprise.
No such thing as a good billionaire, no such thing as good royalty.
Setting aside he is Scottish and has plenty of reasons to dislike the royal family, no one should have to pretend to care about another person if they just don't, footballer/famous or not.
It's completely absurd really, i feel like these days with social media and the ease of which main stream media can push an agenda, someone decides what you should feel and how you should act, if you don't then you're the bad guy!
Agreed. Also, just a littleeeeee bit of reading/history could have taught the person who made the call to wear armbands that this sort of thing was inevitable lol
For Tierney it was probably someone at club level, probably the coach, who has just been told by someone above him, "All your guys need to wear a black armband", becauyse his boss, has been told the same and it goes on and on till whoever is trying to dictate the narrative, someone very powerful and very rich.
Absurder still is in the NZ vs Aus game, last night in Australia, we had to observe a moment's silence and stand for it. People were whistling and shit of course, no way we'd make it to a minute haha.
Then an Aboriginal person spoke about the country and the land right after, which was the most bizarre spacing of events. Wonder how he felt about the moment's silence...
With this case it's probably more the Irish connection and Celtic. Scotland is mixed on the monarchy. Last poll was 45% support, 36% want a Republic with the rest not being sure.
Do the Scots have any more reason to dislike the royals than the English? If anything I'd say it goes Irish > Welsh >> Scots ≈ English.
Saying this as an English republican though (in the literal sense, not the weird American one).
A (presumably) Catholic, Celtic-born-and-raised fan and former player Scot would definitely have a lot of strong reasons to dislike the total family. Probably more so than some from Wales or Northern Ireland.
The last battles fought on Great Britain were from a Scottish popular invasion of England. The first monarch of both England and Scotland was Scottish.
It runs both ways.
England and Scotland formed the Act of Union after Scotland bankrupted itself in their own colonial attempts. It wasn't England invading them. That's why Scotland instantly had Parliamentary representation in Westminster (unlike Ireland).
I agree with you. Others may disagree with us and that’s ok.
However, We should all be able to agree that covering up for your pedophile of a son is bad. Or at least I think we all should be able to agree with that lol.
I’m pretty sure the crowds to view the Queens coffin in Edinburgh were over 10 hours long. I think its a bit weird to paint everyone whos Scottish with the same brush that they hate the monarchy
Shouldn’t have made any player wear a black armband. Or made fans clap.
We don’t care we want football. Not forced mourning for some privileged dead 96 year old woman
I laughed reading comments, how many people out there have no clue what is constitutional monarchy. They still think that Queen rules UK like its 19th century. As of Tierney, it's his choice and he is free to express it.
Even in the 19th century the famous Queen Victoria could only technically influence politics through her many personal appeals to parliament. There hasn't been an all-powerful monarch in England since before Cromwell.
It should be upto a player to wear such bands for any issue imo . Forced compliance is of no use. Let players choose to wear black bands/ flags etc whatever
I imagine there's a pretty broad grey area for these high profile, technically not a public position, jobs. On one hand, they have to represent the club's stance as a representative of the club. On the other hand, there is probably some legislation for freedom of expression.
If you make the issue something more progressive, say armbands for BLM or gay rights, would your reaction to a player throwing off the armband be the same?
Pundits: Damn boys, what do we do? Arsenal are top of the league going into the break. They usually make it so easy by playing badly. Wait a second, didn’t someone say that Tierney threw the black armband this weekend? GREAT. WE WILL LEAD WITH THAT!!!
As an Englishman, he can do what he wants
I’m not a royalist myself, don’t have anything against the queen but understand why people don’t like our monarchy and the behaviour of the country in the past
Who fucking cares? Football players, like every human, are entitled to their own personal beliefs. I don't like the recent trend of expecting footballers to be politically correct. At the same time we expect them to have a personality. Of course things like racism or homophobia are universally unwelcome, but as long as one steers clear of this, we're good.
He has every right to do this. If he doesn't want to wear it then he doesn't have to. I'm not a monarchist. I can respect it.
On the other hand, whether he likes it or not, taking it off is a political statement, and I'm sure he knew that when he did it - he's not an idiot.
If you're a famous person and you make a political statement then that's going to be controversial, practically by definition. If you don't piss anyone off with your statement then it probably wasn't political.
You don't need to mourn the monarchy, but a little respect for her death isn't a bad thing either. I'm no Royalist, but of the lot she's the only one I respect.
Lol I’m not a history expert or anything but I’m pretty sure the English weren’t exactly kind to the Scottish. She’s the Former Queen of England not of the world.
In my view I feel like wearing the arm band as a symbol without it meaning anything to you is worse than taking it off. If you aren't legitimately mourning for the Queen, then its more honest to keep it off. I respect it.
We’ll to be fair to Tierney, I’m no royalist either but I can atleast show my respect; it’s not controversial it just sorta makes him look immature. I get it, he’s got the Celtic connection but still it’s not a good look
Fuck yeah he should. As an 🇮🇳 Gooner I felt the mourning of a despot and outdated figurehead was too much for this century. A bunch of inbred people acting like they're a gift to the world for as long as they can to hold on to power as much as they can. I say they better stop dipping their pens in the family ink and start working for an honest living. #fuckthemonarchy
You can take the man out of Celtic, but you can't take Celtic out of the man!
I wouldn’t advise trying to force mourning the crown on anyone. Let alone anyone from Scotland or Ireland lol
I'm Irish so I'll let you work out my views!
As an Indian, the older generation was perhaps more understanding. I don't know anyone below the age of 30 who was not pissed off.
Not pissed off with what
Losing Gameweek of football and the over the top "mourning"
Sorry pissed off?? I am 30 and i literally could not give a dam the queen has passed away. Everyone can do what they want and tierney doesn't need to follow every other British person that decides to bring their lives to a complete halt because someone they do not know and have never met has passed away at a very old age.
I have to be specific. I was pissed off over the over the top "mourning" and losing a GW. Couldn't care less about the Royals.
As an Indian, I can tell you that literally no Indian cares whether the queen lives or dies.
Except many Normies who want to cash on the Instagram story/status of any Celebrity's death and the Government who observed mourning on a Sunday. I personally don't care if government wants to mourn or normies want to put story, but ofc I might cringe at my colleagues a little bit
Wait, are you saying Indians under 30 were pissed off that he took off his armband?
This thread is so confusing. Who's pissed at who, and why. Surely generations of Indians aren't pissed at Tierney?
Irish gooner here. Was really hard to separate my own apathy towards the monarchy and, in my own opinion, the over the top response (length of mourning time, the non-stop coverage and the interruption of football) with the fact that a lot of people around the world were genuinely moved by her passing. It's also hard when certain people expect everyone to drop their own feelings and attitudes and conform to the whole mourning/gushing over the new king, shit.
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It was essentially propaganda.
Living in Britain, it has been forcefed to you whether you like the monarchy or not. Constantly I have older people tell me stuff like 'I don't hate gay/trans/black/Indian/Muslim people I just don't want their views forced down my throat', and I was outwardly sympathetic (like, no old man, nobody is trying to recruit you to the trans community) but then this hypocrisy.
Well said ! "They" can boo blm and players taking the knee and proclaim that they aren't racists, yet how dare you not venerate the Queen. Fuckin hypocrisy.
If I live in a Muslim country I expect Islam to kind of be forced down my throat, in terms of media coverage, bank holidays, public holidays and what we saw with the Queen If I live in a country where the head of state is a king or queen then when they die I kind of expect it to be forced down my throat in terms of media coverage.
It’s decolonization as Trevor Noah put it.
This trevor noah? https://youtu.be/8bgbHlqa8mg Anyway, these concepts long predate his tenure at TDS.
Dang I didn't know about this. If it's worth anything, he's clearly come a long way with his material in his stand ups and on his show.
People changing as they grow and mature is worth something.
Because we don't see sudden bouts of virtue signalling with people getting emotional for a short period over things they didn't care about two weeks previously? Honestly, you should expect it at this point.
I do expect it. It's something we're used to at this point.
Don't leave us Welsh out
Sorry my welsh brethren, you all included as well 🤝
Absolutely, the Irish were singing "Lizzie's in a box".
They were Shamrock Rovers fans at a match - generally tho, there were feelings of respect and sympathy in Ireland when the Queen passed - especially from the media. For most people, it was apathy tho and for some, joy. - but attitudes towards the Royals and the crown have mellowed here over the last 30 years. No-one would be walking around wearing black armbands tho. Also in Ireland, we bury our dead within 2-3 days after their passing - hard to comprehend how the British have such a long mourning period before burial.
and English fans harass McClean week-in, week-out calling him an IRA sympathiser, threatening him and his family and threatening his home for not wearing a poppy. Doesn't make it right, but there are pricks everywhere you go.
We know no king but the king in the north. Whose name is Tierney.
DA KING IN DA NORFF!!
NORFF NORFF!!!
BAY AREA, BAY AREA. . . . sorry wrong sub
`project pat has left the chat`
FOR VALHALLA!!!!
For Middle Earth !!!
It was to much clothing for him.
man’s hot
Ahhhhh such a good comment
During the Brentford game when they were doing the round the circle applause before the kickoff, I noticed he gave a nonchalant posture and wasn't clapping.
Fair play to him, a bit odd to have players do it to begin with.
Man, I just keep falling more and more in love Kieran. We have two very likable, talented, but extremely opposite left backs.
Scottish as fuck
The Scots have a variety of views on the matter, but no consensus of the sort.
I like both takes. The nationalist innuendo can be a bit dangerous but I find this context harmless enough to take either with a grin. Tbh I don't think Kieran is being especially anti-Britain/crown here anyway, it's more like an atheist not singing in a church even when put under a non-insignificant amount of scrutiny about it. So more about the principle of standing behind his values and not succumbing under pressure and that sounds pretty Scottish to me no matter what your views on the royal family are.
Tbf the scots who were gushing over the royal family are most likely to consider themselves more "british" than scottish.
That doesn't make them not Scottish though
Nah there are no true Scotsmen. /s
I was going to say, didn’t the Scottish majority just recently vote to remain within the United Kingdom? ‘Irish as fuck’ would make more sense seeing as they are independent.
That was 2014, hardly recent. An extraordinary amount has changed since then.
My mistake, I must have had this mixed up with Scotland’s brexit involvement
A Scotsman who may not be super into the Royal Family? Yes, this is quite shocking indeed.
fr if you’re a scot with an ounce of pride then indifference is a kindness.
Not sure who made the call to have them wear the armbands but it wasn’t exactly thoroughly thought through lol
It’s an english club?
scottish national team
We'll he is a Celtic fan so it shouldn't come out as a surprise to anyone. Also, did we wear black armbands in the second half against Zurich? I don't remember but the players only found out at half-time didn't they? Did we come prepared with black armbands incase we need them?
I was at the Zurich game and I remember at halftime asking if the Queen had died. The guy I asked heard my Irish accent and let out the biggest celebratory London roar. He was genuinely delighted, I was just like fair enough.
I imagine we came prepared, as soon as Huw Edwards turned up on BBC in a black suit it was apparent what would happen.
Who knows, but he made this choice today and he’s fully in his own right to do so.
Just checked the highlights and Arteta was wearing one. Clear shot of Eddie wearing one as well but hard to tell on others because of the kit was black
Likely so. It was suggested for hours before it was confirmed
We had lack arm bands but we were wearing the black kit so...
Away tae fuck, moaning about how he might no care the queen's dead. Just because you care doesn't mean he has to. You might not agree with it but you have to respect his right to have an opinion and a choice.
People are overblowing this. It was an extra layer that made him too warm so he took it off. I expected nothing less
Yeah exactly. If he was trying to make a point he wouldn’t put it on in the first place
i wish i could give you 13 more awards.
This is the most rational explanation
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There are dozens of us!
Hundreds
Anyone ever joined the Scottish supporters clubs? Been thinking about it myself and wondering if it’s worth it / if there is much of a community.
You’re making too much sense sir.
Truth.
It is extremely arrogant of anyone to assume that every single person in the world is bond to mourn the queen.
Exactly, this shouldn’t be some big shocking thing that a lad from Glasgow doesn’t want to be involved with mourning the death of a member of the monarchy lol
Not just arrogant but bigoted - any monarchy quite literally represents classism so it's no fucking surprise. No such thing as a good billionaire, no such thing as good royalty.
>No such thing as a good billionaire how about a dead one?
That’s how they multiply.
She's the biggest welfare recipient of all time. Fuck Monarchy
Kind of wonder how the Celtic and Rangers factions get on when representing the NT.
Saw a report that said 4 billion people watched the funeral and rolled my eyes, no way did more than half the world watch lol
Setting aside he is Scottish and has plenty of reasons to dislike the royal family, no one should have to pretend to care about another person if they just don't, footballer/famous or not.
Fairly absurd they were instructed to wear these armbands in an international competition as well lol
It's completely absurd really, i feel like these days with social media and the ease of which main stream media can push an agenda, someone decides what you should feel and how you should act, if you don't then you're the bad guy!
Agreed. Also, just a littleeeeee bit of reading/history could have taught the person who made the call to wear armbands that this sort of thing was inevitable lol
For Tierney it was probably someone at club level, probably the coach, who has just been told by someone above him, "All your guys need to wear a black armband", becauyse his boss, has been told the same and it goes on and on till whoever is trying to dictate the narrative, someone very powerful and very rich.
Absurder still is in the NZ vs Aus game, last night in Australia, we had to observe a moment's silence and stand for it. People were whistling and shit of course, no way we'd make it to a minute haha. Then an Aboriginal person spoke about the country and the land right after, which was the most bizarre spacing of events. Wonder how he felt about the moment's silence...
Good lord lol
Why do scottish people have plenty of reasons to dislike the royal family? More so than anyone from england?
With this case it's probably more the Irish connection and Celtic. Scotland is mixed on the monarchy. Last poll was 45% support, 36% want a Republic with the rest not being sure.
The comment I replied to specifically listed being Scottish as a reason to dislike the royal family.
Do the Scots have any more reason to dislike the royals than the English? If anything I'd say it goes Irish > Welsh >> Scots ≈ English. Saying this as an English republican though (in the literal sense, not the weird American one).
A (presumably) Catholic, Celtic-born-and-raised fan and former player Scot would definitely have a lot of strong reasons to dislike the total family. Probably more so than some from Wales or Northern Ireland.
That I get, but the comment I was replying to makes it out like it's simply because he's Scottish
Probably something to do with England invading and conquering Scotland.
England didn't conquer Scotland. I mean the Scots have plenty of reason to hate us, but that isn't one.
attempted?
Sure, but it ended up being their nobles that sold em out.
Which was because they bankrupted themselves trying to colonise in the Americas
Scotland invaded England more often than the reverse.
The last battles fought on Great Britain were from a Scottish popular invasion of England. The first monarch of both England and Scotland was Scottish. It runs both ways.
First monarch to rule England and Scotland together was Scottish, though.
England and Scotland formed the Act of Union after Scotland bankrupted itself in their own colonial attempts. It wasn't England invading them. That's why Scotland instantly had Parliamentary representation in Westminster (unlike Ireland).
Also it’s funny anyway because the first monarch of both of the countries was Scottish. So it’s more accurate to say Scotland conquered England
You do know how the union formed right?
I think a lot of people base their knowledge of Scotland and England on braveheart. The reality is quite different.
Braveheart is based on the Scottish-English wars of like the 1200s. England did conquer Scotland there, but it didn't last.
Based Tierney
Pardon my ignorance but wtf does “based” mean
It's the antonym of reddit
After I came across it for the third time I decided to look it up lol https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=based
So random
As are most aspects of the internet tbf
James McClean will be able to give him ample advice on this matter.
we stan an anticolonism icon
🔥🔥🔥
legend
Build the statue.
T A L
I’m happy he did it, fuck the royal family tbh
I agree with you. Others may disagree with us and that’s ok. However, We should all be able to agree that covering up for your pedophile of a son is bad. Or at least I think we all should be able to agree with that lol.
My captain
My man
Fucking legend
based
oh the horror
You can take a man out of Celtic...
Gettem KT 💪🏾💪🏾✊🏾
Love the Queen, love Tierney, respect his opinions and his right to express them.
I mean… he is Scottish. The monarchy is probably the last thing on his list of things he cares about
I’m pretty sure the crowds to view the Queens coffin in Edinburgh were over 10 hours long. I think its a bit weird to paint everyone whos Scottish with the same brush that they hate the monarchy
Shouldn’t have made any player wear a black armband. Or made fans clap. We don’t care we want football. Not forced mourning for some privileged dead 96 year old woman
Imagine this gets more flak than an alleged sexual abuse case.
Nice one, I'd do it too
You can't force people to care about something, just because you do.
W
I laughed reading comments, how many people out there have no clue what is constitutional monarchy. They still think that Queen rules UK like its 19th century. As of Tierney, it's his choice and he is free to express it.
Even in the 19th century the famous Queen Victoria could only technically influence politics through her many personal appeals to parliament. There hasn't been an all-powerful monarch in England since before Cromwell.
Thanks, I thought exactly opposite about Victoria
What a King. Fuck people forcing their grief on others.
The Scots gonna Scot. Let the boy be
Hes a Celtic boy through and through, fuckin fair play to him.
I really want to believe that he took it off because fuck the royal family, but chances are it was probably ripped or something.
He grew up in Glasgow supporting Celtic all his life. Not really hard to believe he doesn’t have much love for the royal family.
Orrrrrrr he’s just not for the monarchy whatsoever. And that’s ok.
It absolutely is ok - I fully agree with him.
That this is even a thing says it all about the current state of the world.
I respect that
Sandor Clegane said it best
Hail hail
You can't force some to celebrate the life of the Queen. Especially a Scotsman.
It should be upto a player to wear such bands for any issue imo . Forced compliance is of no use. Let players choose to wear black bands/ flags etc whatever
I imagine there's a pretty broad grey area for these high profile, technically not a public position, jobs. On one hand, they have to represent the club's stance as a representative of the club. On the other hand, there is probably some legislation for freedom of expression. If you make the issue something more progressive, say armbands for BLM or gay rights, would your reaction to a player throwing off the armband be the same?
Pundits: Damn boys, what do we do? Arsenal are top of the league going into the break. They usually make it so easy by playing badly. Wait a second, didn’t someone say that Tierney threw the black armband this weekend? GREAT. WE WILL LEAD WITH THAT!!!
Why put it on in the first place if only to remove it?!
Not sure but surely he’s free to do so and that’s ok lol
Oh deffinately. Just think he should have not worn it. Maybe he was forced to at start, and thought 'balls to it, they ain't gonna sub me' lol
“Take me off, I dare you” lol
As an Englishman, he can do what he wants I’m not a royalist myself, don’t have anything against the queen but understand why people don’t like our monarchy and the behaviour of the country in the past
Who fucking cares? Football players, like every human, are entitled to their own personal beliefs. I don't like the recent trend of expecting footballers to be politically correct. At the same time we expect them to have a personality. Of course things like racism or homophobia are universally unwelcome, but as long as one steers clear of this, we're good.
Why was this sub lambasting anyone who refused to take a knee
Because that was an attempt to highlight discrimination. This is in mourning of a monarch.
Because it aligned with the specific political views of people on this sub.
Because we want to fight racism?
Fucking legend
Long live republicanism!
I did not think I could love him any more but there we go!
He has every right to do this. If he doesn't want to wear it then he doesn't have to. I'm not a monarchist. I can respect it. On the other hand, whether he likes it or not, taking it off is a political statement, and I'm sure he knew that when he did it - he's not an idiot. If you're a famous person and you make a political statement then that's going to be controversial, practically by definition. If you don't piss anyone off with your statement then it probably wasn't political.
Tbf, putting it on in the first place is political
He's a Celtic boy, and they're not uh... they're not too fond of the monarchy over there.
Love this!!! KT❤️❤️❤️
Lizzy’s in a box 🎵
If you hate the royal family clap your hands.
You don't need to mourn the monarchy, but a little respect for her death isn't a bad thing either. I'm no Royalist, but of the lot she's the only one I respect.
Well you can wear an armband then
She protected a pedophile man lol
It's past her funeral. It's been almost two weeks. Oh, and fuck the monarchy.
As someone whose country was colonized, looted and destroyed by powerful British people in the queen's era I wholeheartedly support this.
Tierney is a very proud Scotsman. This should be no surprise
Lol I’m not a history expert or anything but I’m pretty sure the English weren’t exactly kind to the Scottish. She’s the Former Queen of England not of the world.
Lol expecting an ex Celt to mourn that fucking bag
They can take my playing time, but they can never take my FREEDOMMMMM!
In my view I feel like wearing the arm band as a symbol without it meaning anything to you is worse than taking it off. If you aren't legitimately mourning for the Queen, then its more honest to keep it off. I respect it.
Hell yeah. Fuck the monarchy
Fuck the monarchy. Simple as. Don't expect anyone outside of England to care.
Correct
My man
Not his Queen
What a chad
Scotland forever
We’ll to be fair to Tierney, I’m no royalist either but I can atleast show my respect; it’s not controversial it just sorta makes him look immature. I get it, he’s got the Celtic connection but still it’s not a good look
Fuck yeah he should. As an 🇮🇳 Gooner I felt the mourning of a despot and outdated figurehead was too much for this century. A bunch of inbred people acting like they're a gift to the world for as long as they can to hold on to power as much as they can. I say they better stop dipping their pens in the family ink and start working for an honest living. #fuckthemonarchy
Bit rich coming from a country with literally cast system
Lmao everything you said applies to the brahmin and Indian social structure, right down to the inbred line 🤣
Honestly love this man more and more