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I'm no scholar, but aren't the royal jewels effectively public property anyway? "The crown" owns them, not this particular king or queen.
by jen729w 8y ago
I'm no scholar, but aren't the royal jewels effectively public property anyway? "The crown" owns them, not this particular king or queen.
- cies 8y agoNo idea. For what I know the royal family owns the whole nation and all the "serves" on them. They --on paper-- only allow the democracy to do its thing until the decide it is enough. That they are afraid to do so because of an imminent revolution, it just speculation. On paper it is clear, they still own our asses, the land, and all what we own. And less then half the swedes supports them.
- tjoff 8y agoNot at all, the royal family in Sweden doesn't have more power than any other celebrity. Though the king has parliamentary immunity (that be said the consequences of obvious wrongdoing would be swift and severe). Sure, the king is also a military general. But as with everything about the royal family it is mostly ceremonial.