A judge has gone to university and studied, has worked hard to learn the law, passed exams.
Charles managed to successfully fall out of his mothers vagina.
Your comparison is intellectually moribund, but not at all surprising as intellect has to be put on the shelf when you buy into monarchism.
The fight against corruption is an ongoing job and has many failures on the way. As I’ve said multiple times on this thread nobody expects perfect. What I’ve also stated is that ensuring there is no visibility or accountability for people in power is in itself corruption, and it’s exactly what this monarchy have done as a modus operandi, ergo they are always corrupt. Some corruption in a republic with the ability to eject and even arrest the worst excesses is far more acceptable than absolute corruption and entitlement of a monarchy
Intellectually moribund, oh dear
Anyway, Charles has a couple of A levels to be fair, did he not work hard for them, or did his mum just bribe the exam board? William has a couple too i believe. You don’t have to have a degree to be bright or indeed intellectual as I am sure you know, a degree does not make you better or ensure you are a hard worker and will be better in a role than a person with say a few O levels. I know a couple of district judges one who will tell you a few of them are not the brightest buttons in the box and regularly turn to and rely on the white book for guidance. One judge In a court case i attended even gave an order against someone that he had no powers to make
, a quick appeal sorted it and he received a dressing down behind the scenes
Qualifications are no assurance of a person being intelligent, decent, hard working, fair, respectful, trustworthy, they do show you have the ability to recall stuff from memory mind, I should know I have enough of them
I am all for corruption being dealt with and the law should apply to all, King, Prince, PM or Fred Bloggs from Pally Park, but Presidents are usually, rich and powerful and even corrupt ones rarely get their comeuppance, there are no guarantees with anything and you hope a republic would be fairer and deliver better results and have less corruption, from the examples around the world there is little proof thats true (in my opinion that is).
Anyhow, nice chatting, enjoy the rest of your day, neither of us will ever change anything but as a democrat, I’d respect (well live with) any change the majority of British voters choose to take in the future, but not sure we can trust the right decisions to be made on our behalf by those we elect.