@skippy67 why am I outraged about their sense of entitlement.....
They both seem to have problems with delusions of self grandeur, ego, truth and levels of entitlement. They have delusions of grandeur and importance because of who they are not because of what they have done. They think they've been wronged by the Royal family. I'm fed up with them wanting to have their cake and eat it.
As requested - examples of their sense of entitlement and how ungracious they are-
-they stepped down from being senior royals in 2020 and they were frustrated that the Palace had stopped them developing their Sussex Royal brand. They wanted to do things their way with a disregard to tradition, protocol. They thought they could just do what they wanted, reinvent the wheel.
-H thought they were entitled to clothing allowance, carriage rides, standing on the balcony, generous wages, allowance from families
-H thought he could be a "half in half out Royal". Imagine if I told my employer I'd like to be paid but just do the bits of work I'd like to do, on my terms. What do you think they would say?
-they received a lump sum from Charles in 2020 to help them become financially independent. Harry said "my family cut me off financially".
-when they stepped back from being Senior Royals they had their security arrangements taken away in line with other 'non senior' Royals. But Harry believed they were entitled to the Royal perks of having security and complained about it. Why does he think he's so special?
-Harry says in the Netflix documentary "it's amazing what people will do when offered a huge amount of money" in reference to Meghans dad. They then accepted a huge sum from Netflix and essentially sold out his own family as well as the privacy of their own children.
-they've kept their titles.
I think Meghan thought she could be the next Princess Diana, and Harry is so loveblind/traumatised by his mother's death he thinks she is the next Diana. She's not even close to being anything like Diana. These two could do some good in the world if they actually cared about anyone than themselves.
I don't really get your points - they have had cameras on them 24/7 out of their choice. They've also been on Oprah and created a Netflix documentary out of choice, therefore raising their profile even further which will only increase the level of paparazzi attention on them and their kids, putting a bigger price on their heads, increasing the level of threats.
They could have gone about this a better way, held their heads high instead of becoming tabloid fodder detracting from any good work they may do. The whole documentary is biased and lacks substance. Its tit for tat.
I also don't think any of this is about race - I am a very similar colour to Meghan and alot of the time I'm "seen as white". Meghan is not seen as black, its not the same as being black. The public havent taken issue with her skin colour. But agree they might with her being American - her seeming to be totally ignorant and disparaging of British history and culture. I personally found the way she mocked curtseying infront of the Queen to be rude, ignorant and distasteful. Imagine the uproar if she had publicly mocked the Japanese greeting culture of bowing or the Maori greeting culture of pressing foreheads and noses together.
And on a final note, I personally think its always best to "be nice". Throwing shade at others, doesn't make you look good. It has the opposite effect. Those two had it all but they are ultimately responsible for their own undoing.