The royal family is a force for economic and political centralization. It lays a foundation for a class society.
The royal family is the emblem of what every elitist in the world desires. Fame and centralized power.
In other words, they are the exact opposite of what I want to see for this world.
... Feudalism! Don't forget feudalism!
Speaking of Feudalism ... have you ever wondered what happened to the Tory Party?
The Tories were the people who fought against the US Founders. I understand that the Tories were dedicated to conserving the feudal order.
In British history the Tory Party was still running strong up until the 1830s and then it just vanished. Poof the Tory Party disappeared. This happened about the time that Sir Robert Peel became PM.
Large political forces like the Tories don't just disappear. They must have gone somewhere. The monarchy is still their. Toryism must be there somewhere hiding.
But where is it?
I bet that if anyone every figured out what happened to the Tories they would solve one of the greatest mysteries in political history.
I'm not sure I follow. Maybe I'm arguing with you, but ...
The modern Conservative Party is still referred to as The Tories, both in the UK and in Canada. They still are pushing for "traditional conservatism"--God, Queen, and Country over regular citizens.
Although, starting with Margaret Thatcher's regime that has been the underlying political thread in all three main UK national parties, and at least two Canadian, federal Parties if not all three. But then again, in both nation states, the queen or the queen's representative picks the Prime Minister. So no surprise that God-ordained government (i.e. Toryism) still reins.
The UK and Canada Governments are not fighting the US, if that is what you are getting at, because the US are an unabashed modern realized mirror of old-fashioned-toryism. God, King, and Country... and citizens are surfs who should do as they're told or die.