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- TheAlbatross ( @TheAlbatross@lemmy.blahaj.zone ) 99•9 months ago
Sick speedrun strat
- DessertStorms ( @DessertStorms@kbin.social ) 77•9 months ago
I was happy for a second and then remembered that karma is a bad take and that he will be getting the absolute best available healthcare and even if he does die, he will be doing so having gotten to old age, in extreme luxury and in more comfort than any of us will ever experience.
I worry that if he does die soon it will only embolden royalist sentiment in this country as the grieving masses will cling on to the “young king” which the media will spin as “progressive” or whatever, and we’ll just keep getting further and further away from abolishing this disgusting establishment.
We seriously need a King Ralph type thing to happen, only the people take over, instead of a stereotypical American. Turn Buckingham palace in to a community centre with a kitchen and a shelter and childcare and a free mental health clinic, and put those gardens to actual use…
- twinnie ( @twinnie@feddit.uk ) 8•9 months ago
What exactly do you hate about him? Is it his stance on climate change or the Prince Trust maybe? The Royal family are an important source of culture, tourism, and soft power when the UK’s overseas influence is waning. What good to you think will come of getting rid of them?
- Zellith ( @Zellith@kbin.social ) 31•9 months ago
The Royal family are an important source of culture, tourism, and soft power
The Royal family isnt an important source of tourism.
- DessertStorms ( @DessertStorms@kbin.social ) 22•9 months ago
Feel free to educate yourself bootlicker, I’ll even start you off, but I don’t have the energy this evening to invest in someone with their head that deep up the ass of the establishment stomping an all our necks…
- lazynooblet ( @lazynooblet@lazysoci.al ) English8•9 months ago
It doesn’t explain why you have so much venom. I see the royal family as British heritage. I don’t see how having a monarchy with no real power has any effect on the day to day lives of British people. Certainly not enough to explain the hate.
- AggressivelyPassive ( @agressivelyPassive@feddit.de ) 27•9 months ago
You know what else is a British heritage? Famines in India.
Aristocracy is privilege without any kind of merit whatsoever. It costs the tax payer millions and undermines democracy.
- Zellith ( @Zellith@kbin.social ) 23•9 months ago
So some guy came to England, killed another guy who claimed to rule it, and now we have to watch their family spend eternity in decadent luxury because “British Heritage”. pfft.
Tell you what. I’ll go perform some actions that make myself king, and then a few generations from now my family will be British heritage. Then we can all be happy.
- PolandIsAStateOfMind ( @PolandIsAStateOfMind@lemmy.ml ) 7•9 months ago
Not to mention that British heritage belongs to a German dynasty.
- davel [he/him] ( @davel@lemmy.ml ) English16•9 months ago
a monarchy with no real power
I don’t know if it’s that you don’t know anything about the royal family, or that you don’t know anything about how power works, or both.
- lazynooblet ( @lazynooblet@lazysoci.al ) English6•9 months ago
They have influence, not governing power. Sure you could argue they don’t deserve the influence they have just for being in that position. The main point however is questioning the /hate/. I know you’re not the poster who I was replying to, but I didn’t want to distract the point of my post. Why should we hate the monarchy so much?
- Arthur Besse ( @cypherpunks@lemmy.ml ) English15•9 months ago
They have influence, not governing power
The old man that this post is about literally does have governing power, not only in the UK but also in 14 other countries including Australia and Canada. A common argument made by monarchists is that the monarch’s actual influence is negligible, and their governing power should be ignored because it is only ceremonial.
As Wikipedia puts it:
Royal assent is the method by which a monarch formally approves an act of the legislature, either directly or through an official acting on the monarch’s behalf. Under a modern constitutional monarchy, royal assent is considered little more than a formality. Even in nations such as the United Kingdom, Norway, the Netherlands, Liechtenstein and Monaco which still, in theory, permit their monarch to withhold assent to laws, the monarch almost never does so, except in a dire political emergency or on advice of government.
But… there is a catch:
It turns out that there is also a less formal process (or a “parliamentary convention”; another part of the UK’s heritage is having an “unwritten constitution”, whatever that means) called King’s Consent whereby the monarch, in secret, is consulted before parliament is allowed to debate anything which might affect their personal interests. And it turns out, a lot of things might affect their personal interests, so, this procedure has been and continues to be used to review, shape, and in some cases veto, numerous laws before they are allowed to be debated by parliament. You can read more here.
🤡
- noxfriend ( @noxfriend@beehaw.org ) 13•9 months ago
They don’t even need that sort of power for the argument to hold weight but yes, they do hold exactly that sort of power and use it for things like ensuring that Buckingham Palace isn’t affected by racial equality in employment laws https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/feb/08/royals-vetted-more-than-1000-laws-via-queens-consent
Then they hide it from us, too
- lazynooblet ( @lazynooblet@lazysoci.al ) English14•9 months ago
That is quite a damnig article. Thanks I understand your view on that now.
- noxfriend ( @noxfriend@beehaw.org ) 9•9 months ago
They are “British heritage” because they killed, conquered and stole from our ancestors.
- lazynooblet ( @lazynooblet@lazysoci.al ) English5•9 months ago
So we blame the sons for the crimes of their fathers.
- Zellith ( @Zellith@kbin.social ) 5•9 months ago
What do you mean by “blame”?
- Lols [they/them] ( @Lols@lemm.ee ) 2•9 months ago
sorry, but arent the crimes of their fathers the sole basis for our worshipping them, allowing tbem political power and sending the pricks millions upon millions of tax payer pounds?
you dont reckon its a little disingenuous to complain about people shitting on their heritage when said heritage is the entire argument for their existence
- lazynooblet ( @lazynooblet@lazysoci.al ) English1•9 months ago
You’re not wrong. I take the view that our history, be it good or bad, is part of who we are as a people. However, I wouldn’t want Britain to abolish the monarchy without good reason, and something that occured in the here and now rather than the past.
There are some replies to this thread that have enlightened me on the power the monarchy holds, which I don’t agree they shoud have. I initially thought the monarchy was a symbolic relic, but it seems it’s not the case.
- Cowbee [he/him] ( @Cowbee@lemmy.ml ) 16•9 months ago
The UK truly is in shambles if their tourism industry and culture depend on a cabal of ghouls siphoning vast amounts of wealth from the people purely for show.
Personally, I like to think the people of the UK have a lot more to them than their vestigial rulers.
- Lols [they/them] ( @Lols@lemm.ee ) 15•9 months ago
i actively want the UKs overseas influence to wane
- BruceTwarzen ( @BruceTwarzen@kbin.social ) 14•9 months ago
You think no tourist will go to see the palace if the inbreeds don’t exist anymore?
- PolandIsAStateOfMind ( @PolandIsAStateOfMind@lemmy.ml ) 6•9 months ago
We seriously need a King Ralph type thing to happen
More like King Louis XVI type thing to happen
- venji10 ( @venji10@feddit.de ) 47•9 months ago
Who cares about this random man having cancer?
- Xtallll ( @Xtallll@lemmy.blahaj.zone ) English66•9 months ago
When he dies the UK will spend around $300 milion on his funeral and a party for his kid.
- Big P ( @peter@feddit.uk ) English20•9 months ago
So brave and controversial of you to pretend he’s just a random man
- ARk ( @ARk@lemm.ee ) 5•9 months ago
So brave and controversial for you to be eating downvotes for not being in the hivemind
- kandoh ( @kandoh@reddthat.com ) 41•9 months ago
It will be so funny if he takrs a sharp turn downhill and dies. Dude was famous for never getting a chance to be king and then to go out so quickly would be * chef’s kiss *
- sunbeam60 ( @sunbeam60@lemmy.one ) 25•9 months ago
It is nevertheless another human you are talking about.
- LoveSausage ( @LoveSausage@lemmy.ml ) 9•9 months ago
Nah.
- naevaTheRat ( @naevaTheRat@lemmy.dbzer0.com ) 5•9 months ago
Do you think they have any compassion for the random proles like us? Like they could divest themselves of wealth to help people, and just live luxurious lives instead of gold flakes in food lives.
I think any human being with enough compassion to deserve treatment as anything more than a hostile enemy would do that
- sunbeam60 ( @sunbeam60@lemmy.one ) 3•9 months ago
I think they’d have compassion enough to not laugh at somebody’s cancer diagnosis, yes.
I’m all for disliking the institution. Doesn’t mean I think he deserves to have cancer or it would be funny if he died.
- naevaTheRat ( @naevaTheRat@lemmy.dbzer0.com ) 5•9 months ago
He literally chooses every single day to actively ignore the plight of the people he claims to rule. He does nothing
Every single day he actively chooses to ignore suffering, probably even cracks jokes about it, while actively working to preserve his enormous privilege and protect his kin from facing consequences for their heinous actions. He stands at the head of an institution of violence, racism, cruelty, and exploitation and every single moment of his life he chooses to side with that over any earnest attempt to redeem their reputation.
The entire justification for their privilege is so insane it makes phrenology look respectable.
He is horrible, he could help so many people with a few words and the equivalent of pocket change but he chooses not to for fear of starting a process that ends with him living as one of the ordinary citizens he claims to protect. It’s fucking bananas that you think there is some moral reasons to extend civility to such a monsterous person.
- sunbeam60 ( @sunbeam60@lemmy.one ) 1•9 months ago
If you think I’m defending the monarchy, think again. I’m defending compassion.
- naevaTheRat ( @naevaTheRat@lemmy.dbzer0.com ) 3•9 months ago
It’s not brave or noble to police expressions of anger at oppressors it’s just foolish. It won’t make society better, civility is just a tool the powerful use to enforce the status quo.
He chooses to let someone starve over feeding them, this is fine a civil behavior. I call him a fucking cunt for doing that and wish death upon him and this is uncivil behaviour and I lack compassion? nonsense, it is compassion that fills me with rage.
- gamermanh ( @gamermanh@lemmy.dbzer0.com ) English2•9 months ago
Good for you, you get a good start for morality then
- whoisearth ( @whoisearth@lemmy.ca ) 5•9 months ago
Oh his death bed “but mummy I want to be king!”
- Xer0 ( @Xer0@lemmy.ml ) English4•9 months ago
Imagine anyone saying that about one of your family members.
- kandoh ( @kandoh@reddthat.com ) 12•9 months ago
It’s okay to wish bad things happen to a monarch billionaire landlord, actually. It’s good and rad.
- naevaTheRat ( @naevaTheRat@lemmy.dbzer0.com ) 7•9 months ago
If I ever have a golden piano while someone on the planet goes cold and hungry at night you can draw and quarter me.
- explodicle ( @explodicle@local106.com ) English5•9 months ago
I’m rich! See ya later suckers, I’m subscribing to Lemmy Deluxe Edition!
- Alien Nathan Edward ( @reverendsteveii@lemm.ee ) English2•9 months ago
it’s okay if my family members die shortly after becoming king of england
- computerscientistI ( @computerscientistI@lemm.ee ) 35•9 months ago
The royal family, including Charles are big proponents of homeopathy. Let’s see how much homeopathy is going to help him now. I’m sure at least as much as those alternative methods Steve Jobs chose helped him, back then…
- katy ✨ ( @cupcakezealot@lemmy.blahaj.zone ) 4•9 months ago
i mean one of king charles issues has been furthering cancer research…
- Log1cal_Outcome ( @Shepstr@feddit.uk ) English32•9 months ago
Jesus, lemmy is full of hate
- ToucheGoodSir ( @ToucheGoodSir@lemy.lol ) 37•9 months ago
I have 0 sympathy for monarchial families living off the backs of UK taxpayers for… Centuries :|
- Hadriscus ( @Hadriscus@lemm.ee ) 9•9 months ago
Yea, I don’t wish death upon the guy but come on, get a job now
- ToucheGoodSir ( @ToucheGoodSir@lemy.lol ) 18•9 months ago
As an American, if I got cancer like this dude has, having a job there is a very high chance I’d be destitute IF I lived. World class medical treatment off the backs of his subjects… yeahno my dude, worlds smallest violen playing.jpeg
He can wipe his cancer tears up with whatever the largest denomination of pounds you guys use is xD
- Scribbd ( @Scribbd@feddit.nl ) 2•9 months ago
And when a president gets COVID he gets drugged up and gets the best treatment on the taxpayers dime. While the people are left with life shattering medical debt.
While these subjects can get medical treatment, for just a fraction, and no debts… Like the king…
So what is your point?
We have been playing the whole sad orchestra for you guys, seeing you push out this attitude like it is a win over something.
- explodicle ( @explodicle@local106.com ) English2•9 months ago
Prime Minister : President :: Royalty : Kardashians
- ToucheGoodSir ( @ToucheGoodSir@lemy.lol ) 2•9 months ago
The president has an actual job tho??? Like wat lmao 🤣 and if you think the king is getting the same medical treatment as Mr jo British bong water, I have some EU membership to sell you.
- Scribbd ( @Scribbd@feddit.nl ) 1•9 months ago
A new tiny violin joins the choir.
And it is not the dig you wish it is. As it portrays even more that anyone in the UK, even those without an actual job, can get medical treatment without fearing massive medical debt.
- ToucheGoodSir ( @ToucheGoodSir@lemy.lol ) 1•9 months ago
That’s not addressing my point of… Why is the king receiving preferential treatment? His role is ceremonial. You could make the argument he’s paying for private treatment (I don’t know if he is or not), if he’s not why does he get to skip the NHS cancer treatment wait list? If he is paying for private… What exactly has he personally done to allow him to have the ABILITY to pay for said treatment:| Not saying all the royals wealth should be seized for the peoplez, more why is his families life style still to my understanding being subsidized by British tax payers? The tourism they bring in would still be coming, it’s not like they’re going to sell Buckingham palace if the gov stopped paying for their shit.
- Hadriscus ( @Hadriscus@lemm.ee ) 1•9 months ago
I’m not sure I follow. I know health insurance in the US is often tied to a salaried job, so if you have one, then why would you be destitute ?
Now I’m not British, but I agree with the sentiment
- ToucheGoodSir ( @ToucheGoodSir@lemy.lol ) 11•9 months ago
If you have seen breaking bad, the premise of that show is an apt description. Insurance companies here will often deny you necessary life saving medical treatment for… reasons
Other example: a woman with a family history of breast cancer was denied a doctor recommended mammogram to check on some potentially cancerous lumps because she has… Already had too many mammograms.
Profit incentive in the healthcare industry is no bueno:|
- Hadriscus ( @Hadriscus@lemm.ee ) 2•9 months ago
Yea I guess I didn’t quite grasp how bad it was
- A Phlaming Phoenix ( @aphlamingphoenix@lemm.ee ) 4•9 months ago
Because insurance pays for a portion of your treatment, rarely 100% of it, and the moment you start racking up bigger bills, insurance starts looking for ways to not pay your claims. They’ll put a hold on payment until you call them and broker a deal or they go back and forth with your doctor demanding that you receive some treatment other than what that doctor recommends.
I have Crohn’s Disease, an autoimmune disorder that is often treated with immunosuppressants. First, they did not want to pay for my initial “loading dose” because it has to be done by infusion. That’s a ~$25,000 procedure (3-4 hours on an IV). I talked them into it by telling them that only the first dose would be by infusion and the rest by self injection.
But when my company decided to pay for a less expensive insurance plan that started at the beginning of the year, they suddenly didn’t want to pay for the injections either. Now I owe 30% of the cost of my injections. That’s almost $4,000 a dose that I take every 8 weeks, about $25,000/year.
So now I use a coupon program through a separate company, and they bill the remainder of the balance to the company who produces the medicine who give me a $21,000 annual credit toward paying the remainder. So now to get my medicine I must coordinate between my doctor, a specialty pharmacy, my insurance provider, a company that runs the coupon program, and the company that produces the medicine… Just to get a syringe delivered to me on a schedule. And the credit probably won’t last until the end of the year; I’ll probably end up shelling out a few thousand for my meds around Christmas time this year.
If any of the complicated web of companies that collectively get me these meds doesn’t have everything lined up in their system, I don’t get my meds. My last dose was almost three weeks late to me because of all the calling around I had to do. Because we don’t have a central health care authority, that means each company maintains their own system of record. Each phone call involves working through a phone tree to get to a human agent, working through the same set of identity verification steps with them, explaining the situation over again to a different person every time…
It’s a real pain in the ass, and they do it on purpose to get you to give up. Having insurance doesn’t mean your health care is paid for, and you pay a premium (hundreds of dollars) on every paycheck to keep the insurance that still doesn’t pay for your medical costs. Having health insurance does not mean you don’t still pay through the teeth for your health care. Having health insurance does not mean that health care is accessible to you. Having insurance that makes health care accessible today does not mean they won’t change the rules behind your back, and that you will still have access to health care tomorrow.
- Hadriscus ( @Hadriscus@lemm.ee ) 1•9 months ago
what the actual fuck… thanks for sharing your story and I wish you courage. Have you considered moving ? given the severity of your condition ?
- A Phlaming Phoenix ( @aphlamingphoenix@lemm.ee ) 2•9 months ago
It’s always a consideration, but the question is where would we move to (and how much am I willing to uproot my family)? Canada is a nice place with a better healthcare system, so maybe there? But that’s expensive all on its own, and I have to consider that I have two autistic kiddos who are currently receiving their education at the best school in the state for special ed kiddos. Is it worth it? Maybe not. For now, I think we should stay where we are. I love it here, except for the high cost of my own care. Think I’d rather stick it out and fight for a better system here. Maybe we can improve things for everyone instead of jumping ship.
- medgremlin ( @medgremlin@midwest.social ) 1•9 months ago
All things considered, their situation is not as bad as it could be. I had a job where one of my duties was to get prior authorizations for every procedure we did in an oncology-focused plastic surgery clinic. The vast majority of the procedures were breast reconstruction following mastectomy and skin cancer excisions. I had an insurance company demand documentation and evidence of medical need to close the incision site after excising the melanoma. They were gracious enough to allow the excision without requiring a prior authorization, but in order for the surgeon to close that incision (or in this particular case, fill in the area with a skin graft because the amount of skin to be removed precluded a simple closure), we had to file a mountain of paperwork on a tight deadline because the procedure couldn’t wait more than a week or so.
I’ve also worked in hospitals, and every hospital I’ve worked in has social workers on staff to help patients line up emergency insurance coverage or financial assistance for emergency medical care. I never actually saw the bills for it, but we treated a kiddo that was a bystander in a drive-by shooting that was transferred to our hospital from another ER so that they could have the pediatric trauma surgeons try to fix his femur. So that’s two top-level ER visits, an ambulance ride, an ICU stay, and probably a bunch of surgeries and associated hospitalizations…because this 2 year old got hit in the leg with a stray bullet. The total almost certainly topped 7 digits. Shit’s fucked, yo.
- katy ✨ ( @cupcakezealot@lemmy.blahaj.zone ) 1•9 months ago
i mean we have the nhs in the uk, so it’s not really the same as the us since everyone here has access to the nhs
- katy ✨ ( @cupcakezealot@lemmy.blahaj.zone ) 3•9 months ago
it’s pretty silly to say they live off the backs of uk taxpayers when royalist tourism brings in more tax revenue than anything.
- T (they/she) ( @Templa@beehaw.org ) 5•9 months ago
Can you provide a source?
- UnfortunateDoorHinge ( @UnfortunateDoorHinge@aussie.zone ) 2•9 months ago
The royal family brings in a net positive amount of revenue of you account for receipts from added tourism and spending. The expenses for shipping around the US President for example is another story.
- explodicle ( @explodicle@local106.com ) English6•9 months ago
How do they know what % tourists are there because of the royal family?
- Jojo ( @Silentiea@lemm.ee ) 4•9 months ago
I can’t speak for other tourists, but I don’t need the royals to actually still exist to be interested in seeing their accoutrements strewn about museums and to walk through their former palaces to admire the woodworking and gilding.
- n3m37h ( @n3m37h@lemmy.dbzer0.com ) 9•9 months ago
Do you want a list of the atrocities committed by the English monarchy?
Hate for this family is deserved
- Alien Nathan Edward ( @reverendsteveii@lemm.ee ) English6•9 months ago
for this guy, who leeches off the work of real human beings and hides child rapists from justice? absolutely, my hate for him is a source of strength and pride, I’m glad to have it on display.
- Guntrigger ( @Guntrigger@feddit.ch ) 4•9 months ago
I think it’s because we are in .ml and the Hexbears are allowed in here
- Akasazh ( @Akasazh@feddit.nl ) 4•9 months ago
Yeah the news and world news subs really took a tumble of late. I came for some modicum of intellectual debate, but it’s a shame how quickly that derails.
- Log1cal_Outcome ( @Shepstr@feddit.uk ) English3•9 months ago
Most subs seem to be afflicted.
- Guntrigger ( @Guntrigger@feddit.ch ) 3•9 months ago
It depends very much on what instance the thread is on.
- joenforcer ( @joenforcer@midwest.social ) 1•9 months ago
Remember all the circlejerking about how Lemmy was kinder than Reddit? Nah it’s the same maybe worse, with a heavy heaping of communism sprinkled in.
- kusukasaka281 ( @kusukasaka281@lemmy.id ) 30•9 months ago
Oh no… anyway…
- octobob ( @octobob@lemmy.ml ) 22•9 months ago
Becomes king
Fucking dies
Lmaooo
- driving_crooner ( @driving_crooner@lemmy.eco.br ) 16•9 months ago
English taxpayers paying for another coronation ceremony be like: 🥶*
* can’t pay to heat their house.
- Blackmist ( @Blackmist@feddit.uk ) English4•9 months ago
Don’t knock it, we get a day off when they die and a day off when we get a new one.
Sometimes we get a day off when they’ve been on the throne for a set number of years.
So for that reason I’d like to keep them.
Give us two extra bank holidays a year, and you can King Ralph all these motherfuckers.
- Flax ( @Flax_vert@feddit.uk ) English3•9 months ago
I mean, it did bring more money into the economy than it took out of it, same with Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral, so we could profit off of this
- Pyr_Pressure ( @Pyr_Pressure@lemmy.ca ) 4•9 months ago
And least he got to be king first :P
I haven’t seen any new coins yet with his face on it. It may be the shortest run of coins with a new face. I’ve had the same face on my coins for my entire life, these will be the first with a new one.
- Flax ( @Flax_vert@feddit.uk ) English2•9 months ago
Shortest run was probably Edward VIII. My dad found a coin with Charles’s face on it. I also bought a few commemoratives. I think it’ll probably start appearing on £1 coins soon as they are the newest
- Hadriscus ( @Hadriscus@lemm.ee ) 20•9 months ago
all royalty are bastards
- PolandIsAStateOfMind ( @PolandIsAStateOfMind@lemmy.ml ) 3•9 months ago
Except Souphanouvong of Laos, he was cool. Pu-Yi after getting a real job of gardener also could count.
- LanternEverywhere ( @LanternEverywhere@kbin.social ) 18•9 months ago
Prostate cancer is very common, very survivable, and very easily treatable. It’s a serious health problem, but he’s almost definitely gonna be fineMe fail reading comprehension. The article says it’s NOT prostate cancer
- Laura ( @urfavlaura@lemmy.ml ) 15•9 months ago
oh no anyway
but in all seriousness I hope he dies that guy is a piece of shit
- Xer0 ( @Xer0@lemmy.ml ) English5•9 months ago
When I signed up here, I genuinely thought this place was going to be better than Reddit. Seeing the difference in comments here and on Reddit for this exact same piece of news, just made me realise that this place is a piece of shit with absolutely zero empathy for anyone.
- T (they/she) ( @Templa@beehaw.org ) 1•9 months ago
I understand your frustration but I fail to understand why the need of empathy for a monarch of all people
- nbailey ( @nbailey@lemmy.ca ) English12•9 months ago
I just got my first Chucky Buck this weekend, we can’t switch to a new currency this quickly! Our economy is in shambles!
- BeardedGingerWonder ( @BeardedGingerWonder@feddit.uk ) English8•9 months ago
See mate, the mint make a profit on money, do you think it costs £50 to run off one of them little plastic things.
Edit: just realised you were one of our dear Canadian brethren. See hoser, the Canadian mint make a profit on money, you think it costs a loonie to strike of them little metal things?
- nbailey ( @nbailey@lemmy.ca ) English5•9 months ago
Sadly the Canadian mint takes a loss on every coin and bill. Every $50 note they create actually costs about $65 (with the tip).
- explodicle ( @explodicle@local106.com ) English3•9 months ago
Wait, we’re supposed to be tipping?
- AbsoluteChicagoDog ( @AbsoluteChicagoDog@lemm.ee ) 8•9 months ago
Oh no. A rich person with access to the best medical care in the world is sick. What ever will we do.
- CanadaPlus ( @CanadaPlus@lemmy.sdf.org ) 8•9 months ago
Hmm, which king William will William be?
- Pulptastic ( @Pulptastic@midwest.social ) English10•9 months ago
The one from Epstein Island
- CanadaPlus ( @CanadaPlus@lemmy.sdf.org ) 2•9 months ago
V, for anyone wondering. And there might be a William V in Luxembourg too, so I eagerly await the two getting mixed up in amusing ways.
Or, alternatively, he could go with his “Louis” or “Arthur” middle names, which would be good for different jokes.
- Pulptastic ( @Pulptastic@midwest.social ) English1•9 months ago
Wouldn’t have a Willy or a Sam
- 0xtero ( @0xtero@beehaw.org ) 8•9 months ago
Oh no.
Anyways