Should the Tax payer foot the wedding bill for Princess Eugenie?

[Doug99]

Fergie wants her daughter to have the same publicity and grand wedding as Megan & Harry. The £2m price tag is security for the wedding procession in an open carriage following the same route.
It would be interesting to know if the police had any say in the matter, or were just told.....this is the route....get on with it!

 

[JohnD]

Fergie wants her daughter to have the same publicity and grand wedding as Megan & Harry.

Sponging parasite.

 

[EFLImpudence]

I agree. But they can afford to pay for it.

No

Sheldon didn't realise it was sarcasm either.

 

[IWalkLikeHimaMartian]

That Arabs walk around Bristol city centre in sheets and sandals in the middle of winter.

It's amazing that they are all for throwing billions of pounds on basket cases like Africa with foreign aid, etc, with little to show for it, but quibble over a measly 2 mil.

Occasionally I can see where a burka would come in handy.

Looks like we have a rabid racist on the loose.

 

[nauseous]

I'd respect the Royals more if they stumped up for it all, surely they can afford it. It isn't right in these days of austerity.

 

[Ihavenojob]

I believe football matches and similar things are charged for security so

Only a very small part of the cost is recovered by the police, most comes out of the police budget.

 

[Notch7]

Looks like we have a rabid racist on the loose

None of those statements are racist.

 

[IWalkLikeHimaMartian]

None of those statements are racist.

You may be correct.
Each individual comment, on its own, may or may not be racist.
But together the comments give an insight into the polluted mind of a troubled person, who feels the need to spout hate, for no other reason, than that he can do so on an anonymous website where he can get away with it.

Perhaps this comment gives us an insight into your mind:

If Princess Eugenie was a hottie, then the tax payer should foot the bill.
She is more horsey than hottie, so daddy can stump up the cash.

 

[Notch7]

who feels the need to spout hate

The posts you have quoted do not 'spout hate'

Perhaps this comment gives us an insight into your mind:

In what way?

Its all just more virtue signalling

 

[JohnD]

If Princess Eugenie was a hottie, then the tax payer should foot the bill.

She is more horsey than hottie, so daddy can stump up the cash.

maybe notch despises women. he certainly speaks of them as if they were inanimate objects, provided for his entertainment.

Maybe he lives in a time, or an environment, where that's acceptable.

 

[Notch7]

maybe notch despises women. he certainly speaks of them as if they were inanimate objects, provided for his entertainment.

Maybe he lives in a time, or an environment, where that's acceptable.

Ha ha

more virtue signalling.

 

[Ian H]

maybe notch despises women. he certainly speaks of them as if they were inanimate objects, provided for his entertainment.

Maybe he lives in a time, or an environment, where that's acceptable.

Maybe he has a sense of humour.

Maybe he just found ‘virtue signalling’ as a new favourite term.

 

[IWalkLikeHimaMartian]

The posts you have quoted do not 'spout hate'

As I said, individual comments taken in isolation may not be overtly full of hate, but taken as a typical stream of comments from RC, " all of the comments are part of a "narrative" of a "pattern of behaviour", so the "thread has been confirmed, and is reinforced with each subsequent comment.
How about this one:

Sounds like you have lots of p!keys living close to you.

There are more, many more.

 

[IWalkLikeHimaMartian]

Maybe he has a sense of humour.

Is it amusing to comment that someone is more horsey than hottie.
Rhetorical question.

Or is it part of a "narrative" of a "pattern of behaviour"?

 

[Notch7]

How about this one:

'sounds like you have lots of ****** living close to you'
I dont know what that refers to. Perhaps it is reporting fact. Its not PC true. does it prove a narrative of hate? -I think not.