JA WestenbergFeb 27
Love how "elitist" now just means "has the audacity to know things." Went to university? Elitist. Read a book? Elitist. Can point to a country on a map? Elitist. Meanwhile a man with a gold toilet is a man of the people.
Show threadAriaflameFeb 27
@Daojoan A man who has probably never set foot in a supermarket in his life.
Show threadHalaanaFeb 27
@ariaflame There's actual royalty from major countries that are more connected to people's daily lives.
Show threadPeluche CeroFeb 27
@Halaana @ariaflame Actually, as a Spanish subject, they're not.
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@peluchecero @Halaana How does being a spanish subject provide insight into royalty around the world?
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Show threadPeluche CeroFeb 28
@ariaflame @Halaana Outside Europe, I don't know. But all European royalty are cousins to some degree and we get tons of news about Willem and Máxima, Frederick and Mary etc etc. None of them, starting by our very own Felipe and Letizia, seems too connected with real life.