This puzzles me about internet message boards (of which I have limited experience, so this may be my misconception).
A lot of the time posts are very "pro" or "anti".
I'm using Meghan Markle and Prince Harry as an example because that's something I've noticed a lot in the short time I've been on MN (and I'm putting on my protective clothing as this may go wrong; that's not my reason for posting though).
So. For example: I'm a republican. In a mild, non guillotine way. I'd prefer it if we didn't have a royal family. It seems outdated. I think the queen isn't a bad egg and must have had to bite her lip a lot in the past when rumours about - for instance - her relationship with Prince Philip were being voiced.
I also think she's had a life of massive privilege and shouldn't be seen to be approving of Prince Andrew. Although he's her son and a mother's love etc
I think the younger generation of royals want the privilege but are less willing to accept some of the restrictions that go with that. If I was Meghan, I'd wear light-coloured nail varnish with good grace if I could spend thousands on a dress.
But I also think that racism and jealousy are behind part of the criticisms.
I know I'm jealous of very rich people.
It's not just the royals.
It's dog lovers vs dog haters.
Formula vs breast fed.
Does everybody feel they have to be totally right?
Does nobody sit on the fence (albeit leaning a bit one way or another)?
And is it seen as a loss of face to just say, "Sorry, I was wrong/made a mistake" on occasion?