As we cross-posted absolutely simultaneously, you might have missed my last post, which I therefore commend again to your attention.

Meanwhile, please demonstrate what the existence of a popular — indeed much-loved by many — royal family has in common with badger culling, homophobia, sexism... or indeed, all the items your list of indisputably OK·to·the·fully-paid-up·progressive·agenda with each other. I expect there are people who don't want to cull badgers but would welcome a reduction in immigration, or think that the restoration of some corporal punishment might protect a few old ladies from getting mugged and would rather not have a travellers' camp set up just outside their village, but regard ethnic minorities as welcome within the overall community (THESE ARE ONLY EXAMPLES, NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENTATIVE OF MY OWN VIEWS). So in what way is this list of OK causes embraced by Fred McCormick in any way relevant to the point at issue?

My last three posts have been entirely relevant to 'the topic which opened the thread in the first place'. It's yours which haven't, you know.

~M~