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The paparazzo who took this photograph deserves some kind of medal or reward. It just rocks. On whether they deserve to be as loathed as they seem to be, I express no view because I am pretty much indifferent to them. But I am amazed that they do not realize what many people think of them (and I do not say this as a supporter of the memory of the late, last Princess of Wales, as I am not).
But surely you admire the clothes? Right up your london street surely
ReplyDeleteI am a citizen of the U.S., I do not admire your royal familly or what they stand for, but I find the picture to be a terrific statement of what is wrong with the world. My right to a civil existence depends upon my willingess to provide one to others. I hate the picture and where we are going. There is no beauty to be found in a mob, ever.
ReplyDeleteGerard: I am not sure that being a citizen of the US precludes you from admiring the royal family as many Americans go gaga over them: remember the little Dook? I am not condoning mob violence. I just like the picture for itself. They should conscript the current generation for two years and square bash some discipline into them and then put 80% of them to trades instead of sending them to so-called universities that seem to cater for those with IQs of 70 or less.
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