& a bloody lot of good it did the French, innit!

You are back in that mode of that Higher Point·Missing at which you are so adept, I fear Jim. Such that I don't know quite where to start.

Let's start with:- Even if envy is not the motivation, which I am quite ready to concede, how is insisting on fixing a system, which all-in-all ain't broke, with all the unpredictable upheaval that must always accompany such a procedure, going to help to bring about that equality for which you strive -- in which. in comparison with most countries, we do pretty well at that, even if our figurehead, which all countries have, happens to be elective rather than hereditary -- as many royal houses have been in any event thruout history for that matter: see Hamlet, in which Claudius became king when he "popped in between the election and Hamlet's hopes", and finally "the election falls on Fortinbras"?

I am afraid I am finding your thought processes circuitous and
unfathomable.

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