Oh please. Your hyperbole not only completely misses the point of my post above, it's also useless for actually, realistically solving the problem of the Royal

Oh please. Your hyperbole not only completely misses the point of my post above, it's also useless for actually, realistically solving the problem of the Royal Family's wealth generating methods being legitimized. Short of some extreme revolutionary shift in British politics (or European politics in general) nobody is going to suddenly take everything the royals have and "burn it all down". It wouldn't even have legal standing under the most flexible terms, because not all the wealth of all royals is based on illegitimate activities or ownership structures. And again, what about vast government revenue generation, taxation systems and the things they often get spent on? These absolutely do have relevance to any discussion about tax percentages, policies and how wealthy people are treated by the systems they operate in.