Tarwild

We could all go back through the generations and find we are from a variety of Countries but no matter what, the baby is to be celebrated and not brought down by those who seek to bad mouth and critisize for no reason other than he is born royal, will live a life of wealth and his older family are not British!
On this site, at the very least your Country of birth and heritage should not be brought into question!

roaringmouse

Why should I celebrate a baby for no reason other than he is born "royal"?

I don't know the parents, or families. They have nothing to do with my life. The baby has been born into a very undemocratic institution, and is apparently 3rd in line to be the next head of state for 16 countries, for no other reason than being born in a particular family.

I see no reason for me to celebrate this baby. Explain to me why I should be celebrating him?

sonlymewalter

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion and not everyone doffs their cap to royalty mate

GarryP

Hands up who actually thinks this individual will be King?

At the current rate of progress through the stacked up kinglets, he won't get a shot at it till ~2070. Does anyone think the monachy will really survive Charlie getting his hands on the shop?

Call him Kevin, much easier to fit into his eventual life with a name like Kevin.

sonlymewalter

unless one of them pops their clogs not likely he'll just continue breeding to ensure one of them in the line gets in.....

Hebe

George David Spencer

Zen10

There's no need get so defensive. You were explaining to everyone how Philip was part-Greek and I simply said he wasn't, and threw in his actual ethnic background to clear things up. If "bringing into question" means correcting totally false claims such as yours re. Greece, then it certainly should be being done on this site, others people might be misinformed.

No one is born royal, either, because there is no such thing as royal. Royal families are political power dynasties, and I will celebrate the birth of this child no more than anyone else's and a lot less than important babies like those in my family.

Zen10

No, I do not. If we presume William Windsor will live until he is 100, which is a reasonable assumption given the healthcare he will receive and modern medical advances by that time, this new baby will be around 70 or even 80+ when it's time to be king, and we'll be pushing the 22nd century. I presume by then that people will have progressed beyond their rulers being selected by virtue of which vagina they entered the world from.

JoeBloggs80

Apparently because he took so long to come out, they're going to call him George Michael

sonlymewalter

that's nothing to make a song and dance about ....

Zen10

It's careless whispers like this that start rumours.

Mallory

commonwealth

Solomon

irishbloo

How weird.I had a dream the night she went in the labour that she had a boy called Solomon.In the dream William popped round to tell me the news.I hate people turning up uninvited.

Kelli28

I really hope they name the baby Kong.