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Why don't the Sussex haters be more like Kate

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Thegrassneedsmowing · 24/03/2024 10:22

She's admired for her grace, strength and stoicism. Yet her supporters spew bile over H&M, Obie Scobie (or whatever he's called) and their other high profile supporters.

I don't like the way H&M have behaved towards the RF but now they're living thousands of miles away, not costing the British taxpayer a bean ... I just don't care what they do.

But the hate they inspire on this forum (couldn't sleep last night so was reading a couple of threads) is unhinged.

Why not keep it classy like Kate? Ignore em and put all that misplaced energy into living your best life (as they say)?

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eise · 25/03/2024 07:23

Precisely my point. William, now in his 40s, failed to demonstrate the foresight needed to mend fences with his brother early on. This oversight means he's now without that additional support and camaraderie that would be invaluable, especially as he prepares for his future role as king and in difficult times i.e. illness.

Ratsoffasinkingsauage · 25/03/2024 07:24

This is what I meant about squads being dangerous. Some posters seem to think they are fighting some noble crusade for truth and justice on behalf of some very wealthy, privileged people (H&M) and every time they get push back or a reality check they just become more radicalised.

Would probably be best just to let the whole things drop now before these people loose their entire lives to being a keyboard warrior.

IsoldeWagner · 25/03/2024 07:26

William does not need the "cameraderie" of a person who would betray him for money.

Mymilkshakebringsallthepapstomycar · 25/03/2024 07:34

Prince Harry is an admitted drug user. A current drug user. Of serious drugs. No other person would be deemed fit to rejoin the RF, carry out public duties, or, god forbid, have any say in matters that concern the state with that sort of history. So why should Harry be the exception? He has never demonstrated any exceptional levels of intelligence, leadership or fortitude. He's always been the "party prince". So why on earth would the RF be better off with him rejoining them now?

eise · 25/03/2024 07:44

Mymilkshakebringsallthepapstomycar · 25/03/2024 07:34

Prince Harry is an admitted drug user. A current drug user. Of serious drugs. No other person would be deemed fit to rejoin the RF, carry out public duties, or, god forbid, have any say in matters that concern the state with that sort of history. So why should Harry be the exception? He has never demonstrated any exceptional levels of intelligence, leadership or fortitude. He's always been the "party prince". So why on earth would the RF be better off with him rejoining them now?

@Ratsoffasinkingsauage Is this what you mean then?
People think they are actually part of the RF. This forum is quite toxic when it comes to the RF.

So Harry is a current user? How low can you stoop? What a dangerous claim.

Mymilkshakebringsallthepapstomycar · 25/03/2024 07:44

William has the support and camaraderie of his father, step mother, Camilla, Aunt Anne, Uncle Timothy, Uncle Edward, Aunt Sophie, Cousin Zara, her husband Mike, his inlaws the Middletons, his mother's family, the Spencers, the wider family of dukes, duchesses, and cousins/great cousins, his group of friends, palace advisors, great swathes of the British public (whether you like it or not), the heads of the organisations/causes he champions. His brother is not a support, he's been nothing but a liability that has needed careful handling from a young age.

Mymilkshakebringsallthepapstomycar · 25/03/2024 07:49

eise · 25/03/2024 07:44

@Ratsoffasinkingsauage Is this what you mean then?
People think they are actually part of the RF. This forum is quite toxic when it comes to the RF.

So Harry is a current user? How low can you stoop? What a dangerous claim.

It's not my claim, it's his! Didn't you read his book or listen to his interviews?

IsoldeWagner · 25/03/2024 07:53

@eise - have you read "Spare". Harry has shared many details of his drug use. When Meghan was in labour, for example, finishing off her canister of gas and air, (great birth partner) mushrooms (interesting episode) and regularly having a spliff when Meghan and the LO are in bed. This is a man with a certain lifestyle.

IsoldeWagner · 25/03/2024 07:55

Explains his encounter with the kitchen bin.

Mymilkshakebringsallthepapstomycar · 25/03/2024 07:58

Frankly the kitchen bin would be more help to William right now than his brother.

IsoldeWagner · 25/03/2024 08:00

At least kitchen bins are useful! They don't talk complete cobblers and make a career out of victimhood.

Ratsoffasinkingsauage · 25/03/2024 08:00

@eise I’m only going to address one post to you because otherwise we’ll be here all day and I have better things to do.

Why do you rise to the bait all the time? Why do you feel the need to feed the discord and disagreement. You spend a lot of time on these threads. Is it worth such big chunks of your life?

I’m out with family for the rest of the day. Perhaps think about having a break.

eise · 25/03/2024 08:02

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skullbabe · 25/03/2024 08:18

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jeffgoldblum · 25/03/2024 08:28

Katesquad???
Is this meant to be an insult?
Is it supposed to be the opposite of Sussex squad?
Well I'm not offended! Bring it on , it obviously means courage under extreme pressure, grace when faced with bad news , loving mother to children and fabulous hair!!
I'm in!

eise · 25/03/2024 08:35

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Mymilkshakebringsallthepapstomycar · 25/03/2024 08:40

Yes, "Katesquad" isn't really the insult it was intended to be, given the immense grace under pressure Catherine has displayed. And given she has a serious condition, belittling support for her in this manner is distasteful to say the least.

Salemforcuddles · 25/03/2024 08:48

eise · 25/03/2024 06:15

In my perspective, the prospective monarch exhibits a concerning deficiency in leadership. Failing to resolve familial conflicts or reconcile with a sibling casts doubt on one's capacity to govern effectively. It was imprudent for the establishment Kate and William to create turmoil over Harry's decision to marry Meghan and to exert excessive control over their nuptials.

Currently, with the Royal Family in dire need of Harry's support, his absence is palpable, and the likelihood of his return appears minimal. Rectifying the situation would not have required Herculean effort.

Regarding Kate, it seems she lacked the ability to positively influence William as a wife in these family matters. She could have guided William to a more diplomatic approach from the outset and shown greater openness/ welcome towards her sister in-law. However, the perception that her public utterances are meticulously scripted leaves much to speculation regarding her authentic sentiments. One would assume that, even in the face of grave adversity, familial unity would prevail.

So, in response to the original post, no, I don't perceive her grace as others do, reflecting a broader issue within the 'Katesquad' and the bullying thrown at M+H on these threads.

Should I be in Kate and William's position, considering life's unpredictability, I would seek to ameliorate these issues. It would be heartening to witness a sincere reunion. Harry's physical relocation to England is not a prerequisite for such harmony. A more unified front could enhance public perception of William and Kate, especially in anticipation of his ascension to the throne. His likability among the populace is paramount.

This has got to be one of the funniest posts I've ever read, a good wind up on a cold and wet Monday morning

Not keen on the misogyny though

jeffgoldblum · 25/03/2024 08:49

Mymilkshakebringsallthepapstomycar · 25/03/2024 08:40

Yes, "Katesquad" isn't really the insult it was intended to be, given the immense grace under pressure Catherine has displayed. And given she has a serious condition, belittling support for her in this manner is distasteful to say the least.

Quite @Mymilkshakebringsallthepapstomycar , I'm definitely hoping for the hair and height as a bonus for joining though! 😌

CathyorClaire · 25/03/2024 08:56

I personally think they are still costing us money with the court case around security.

This is an excellent and often overlooked point.

Salemforcuddles · 25/03/2024 09:00

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Glad you are owning it now, it's the first step to change

Mymilkshakebringsallthepapstomycar · 25/03/2024 09:04

Not keen on the misogyny though

Quite @Salemforcuddles . Apparently blaming Catherine for William's perceived failings are legitimate to this poster, but I am sure blaming Meghan for Harry's very real failings would be met with protest - and for good reason. For the record, Meghan is only responsible for her own actions, not her husband's. Suggesting Catherine is responsible is pure misogyny.

MaturingCheeseball · 25/03/2024 09:11

Do you like Christopher Bouzy, @eise ? He seems a man of principle and warmth…

eise · 25/03/2024 09:21

It's no insult, you are the Katesquad - own it. You wouldn't be happy if they ever reconciled as you would run out of negative things to post.

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