Comments by "Steve Parker" (@steveparker8065) on "A state visit - a signal of new beginnings and positivity" video.

  1. Yes, it's so wonderful to see our new King, can't wait to bow down and doff my cap to his Royal Heinous. I'll be forelock tugging all day as I'm so happy to still be a subject of a feudal system and therefore essentially a serf. God save our King and those wonderful upper-class Tories whose philanthropy is unmatched. I only wish I could bow and scrape all the time but I have to work 23 hours a day to pay for my electricity...
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  2. A bloke many years ago stole some land and titles off another bloke by convincing some serfs to fight for him. A few generations later the family got into debt after a huge salt-water tea party and King George the 3rd sold the land his ancestors won in the battle at the cost of a few thousand serfs, to the state for a pension plan and to avoid bankruptcy. The state now owns that land but still supports his family many generations later at the cost of over £334 million per annum. Some of the more prominent "working" Royals cost the taxpayer an average of £18 million per annum. PS No one mention the mad king that lost America!
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