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I'm not making much of a 'technical' argument for the rules as written but more one of convenience - I think what im getting at here is that while the act of un
by RugnirViking 8y ago
I'm not making much of a 'technical' argument for the rules as written but more one of convenience - I think what im getting at here is that while the act of union means that its a single kingdom, its relatively useless to suggest that she is not the queen of england because the title that gives her that power also gives her more power over other areas, when she also has more power than that title alone gives her - that line of thinking almost seems to lead to the idea that it would be wrong to suggest any specific title without listing every single one?
Something along the lines of the following:
If somebody asks me "who is the queen of scotland" I would answer the question - I assume that the asker is not asking about a specific title that was removed in 1707 but instead they want to inquire about the current monarch that holds control over that territory
I mean of course my thought process here is a bit rambly but I think you get where im going.
- tomjakubowski 8y agoI suppose that asking, "Who is the queen of Scotland?" is a bit like asking, "Who is the president of Texas?".