I think Meghan’s input into the manifesto was no more than titles and glam appearances. The rest was Harry’s wish.
Disagree. To me it was all Meghan but it's off topic so I'll leave it.
You see flogging flower sprinkles on the Internet as a reduction in status. She saw visiting an old people’s home in Birmingham as a reduction in status.
You're being a bit disengenous here I think.
What about being Royal Patron of the National Theatre? Or representing the Monarch on international tours, getting to hang out with Heads of State? Or waving from the Buckingham Palace balcony on Trooping?
Yes, you can roll your eyes at all of this, but you can't say that peddling white label grocery items on the internet, which literally anyone could do, can compare with any of the above for status.
Would you not rather choose which school to send your children to than be forced to send them to this or that posh boarding school even if the academic results were lower (just an example)?
I don't think you're up to date with currrent royal practices. There is no requirement to send the children to a 'posh boarding school'. None of the Wales children do. They may in the future, or they may not. But that will be their parents' choice.
Wouldn’t you rather, if you had an entrepreneurial bent, try and fail at launching your own business than not be allowed to indulge in any commercial endeavours at all without palace approval? I certainly would.
It's not about what anyone might theoretically 'rather'. My point is that nobody is 100% a free agent. Even the most privileged live within constraints. The constraints of a small time influencer are different from those of a senior royal, obviously, but they certainly exist.
I’d happily take customers rejecting my product than men in grey suits telling me I can’t even try because of this or that reason!
It's not 'this or that reason' or 'men in grey suits' who these days are just as likely to be young women from a variety of ethnic backgrounds. If you're a public servant representing the Head of State you can't indulge in commercial activities on the side. It's a fairly common regulation, not even unique to monarchies.
Can’t disagree with the point about the money not being hers, personally, but I suspect she’d say she’s earned it by being married to Harry and that it’s a partnership and they share everything equally blah blah.
But it was you who mentioned 'unearned wealth'. Harry hardly got his money from his hard work and intellectual powers. He got it because of who he was born to. The definition of 'unearned wealth'.