Skydragon
Imperial Majesty
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- Oct 25, 2005
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- London and Highlands
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- United Kingdom
Not all of the 'mourning public' lost their compassion for the real people affected by Diana's death.Perhaps if PM Blair hadn't immediately dubbed her the "People's Princess" and focused a bit more on the pain surely felt by the boys, then we, the mourning public, would have might had a bit more compassion to the Royal Family in a time for private emotions.
..... .....What is important is the royal family learned a lot about Diana and her fans all around the world...and the royals changed for the better because of this week.
To this day, I and many other Brits, IMO, who did not join in the disgraceful clamourings, are ashamed of what other people did and said that week!
Yes I'm sure that many people realised that week, that bullying can achieve a lot and I am not sure that the changes wrought by such bullying can be seen by all, as a change for the better.
Royalty should be seen as royalty, not some sort of celebrity.