Comments by "" (@danielwhyatt3278) on "‘Put them all in JAIL!’ | Lady Victoria Hervey says lock up Republican protesters BEFORE Coronation" video.

  1. Ok I’ve got to be honest here. What the heeell is this WEF people are always talking about on the comment threads on this channel??? I see people referencing it all the time, but neeever giving an explanation as to what it is.😓
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  2.  @barbaraenglish3847  Very True. I really don’t understand why, even for today’s short attention span media generation like myself, King Charles has decided to shorten the ceremony down to an hour and a half. This means it is now less than half the length of what Queen Elizabeth coronation was. It really makes me worried how much might be lost from the ceremony we aren’t even aware of due to it happening before many of us were born that only perhaps some of our parents remember. I truly hope we will be filled in on this. Who knows though, perhaps William will restore some things if he so sees fit. I support a new king, but I do believe he is perhaps making too many unnecessary concessions here in order to try and fit in with a generation that, of whom I am also a part of due to being in my mid 20s, are already not very well educated on our nations history and Monarchy in the first place.😩😔
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  3. That is absolutely wonderful to hear. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. And yes, I couldn’t agree more with you. I hope we can all enjoy the Coronation on May 6th across the world. 👑👍🏼
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  4. Exactly. Why would people get so angry about something that was purely made as a suggestion or an option for people to do!? There’s nothing wrong with that at all. Especially as it is a ceremony linked closely as well to religion. After all, we have similar suggestions, if not requests made to people in churches every Sunday as well, when it comes to praying, singing hymns and sermons. It only makes sense. So why would people have a problem with this one when it is purely an option? I for one though WILL indeed be one of those people swearing allegiance to the King on the coronation.
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  5. I do believe this is indeed happening. I myself am an atheist, but the principles of the Church of England across Britain in how we live our lives and how they work in this country are quite different from those of the Catholic Church and I wish for those very same rights and principles to be continued anyway in our everyday lives. Or at least how some of them are used to be more commonly followed in terms of how we treat our fellow man. Rather than the whole judgey way you get with the Catholic Church like what you see in America. I do believe that our traditions and culture of being eroded, either purely by laziness, as well as intentionally by outside forces who claim to be benign. It naturally happens unfortunately, when it particular nation of a group of people decide to be no longer determined to protect what they hold close and just want to get on with their everyday lives. Then, when you have new people coming in or of a new generation who are more reinvigorated, they are more ready to impose their ways or beliefs through lack of education or different there of onto the previous generation, or those who were living in the country first. This seems to repeat itself throughout history and through lack of education, and the energy being drained from the nation to maintain the same momentum of just no longer giving a care anymore, this has happened here too. Basically, you can only care about something for so long, before you eventually get tired and can’t keep up the fight anymore.Then, when you have people coming in, who are more invigorated than you, and have fresh beliefs or are younger than you, they inevitably can impose them on your own way of life, or other people without enough protections in place, whether the incumbent people intend for this to happen or not. They aren’t even doing it consciously, but just simply as an effect of something that happens in all humans and other animals went introduced to a new environment throughout the centuries and eons. The question is, do we wish for this to fully happen here as well!?
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  6. I will 100% be one of the people swearing allegiance to the King on the day of the coronation. I might actually even be tempted to post this online of myself doing so. It has been speculated in fact that many people will be doing this as sort of a collage of the day and of the nation.
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  7.  @gillian4856  Yep sad but true. Honestly, I’d prefer if people just lived by the base principles that are more laid down in the Church of England Protestant church, but without the whole God thing. i’m not even bothered really, that the king is supposed to be the defender of the faith for Britain, as he doesn’t act like a pope or bishop, imposing those wills on people within that sense, But if it was necessary to allow more connection with a more diverse or multifaith nation, I wouldn’t honestly be bothered if churches in Britain in general posed less of a central role, and the king wasn’t the head of the church as the defender of the faith anymore. I feel like that’s the one concession I’d be okay with. Mainly because it also would mean that the king or queen wouldn’t necessarily get into hot water, if they didn’t believe in a God. After all, it feels a bit presumptuous to assume that every single member of the royal family who would be in line for succession, would automatically believe in a God when many of us if not, the majority do not. So logically speaking, would be in a lot of trouble if the supposed defender of the faith didn’t actually believe in the Christian God in the first place. So removing this necessity I think for their sake we make a lot of sense.
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  8. I’ve got to be honest, as soon as I read the title of this video before I even clicked on it, I just thought straight away YES PLEASE DO THAT.😁😆 I mean, we obviously have the right to free speech in this country, and they have the right to feel otherwise about the Monarchy, but considering this is a unifying event that for many people will only happen once in our lifetimes, we can’t allow people to go and ruin it from their own beliefs, when there is a time and place for everything. They shouldn’t be locked up, but do believe that some protest should be allowed only for designated areas for this event, so the rest can be enjoyed by the majority of the public and those taking part in the ceremony.
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