Omie Jay
gone
hell no we dont
Who knew he was in the closet the whole time?12. To the President of Nigeria, dressed in traditional robes
“You look like you’re ready for bed!”
I agree with this.omg just put a dam poll up and leave it at that
+1. But if I had to say yes or no, I would say yes as long as the new flag looks decent.It depends on what type of republic we want to become. I really wouldn't like a full-presidential system, but would prefer a semi-presidential where although the president and his cabinet are not a part of the legislature, he is subject to the houses of parliament in the sense that the houses have a say on what the cabinet decide.
But I kind of like the connection we have with the UK anyway.
*Undecided*
whoops yeh you're right, no idea why i said phillipit was william
New Zealand's flag is too much like ours.Yay, it's ridiculous that our head of state is determined by birth and our flag is too much like New Zealands.
I don't think changing the flag will help much. It will feel new for a while but then we'll have this weird situation of having our most recognisable symbol tossed aside for nothing. Unless it was the new one was really brilliant I don't think changing the flag with help making us feel any less connected to the UK, which would be the point of becoming a republic right? Becoming our own people?
We should only change it if there is something worth changing to, not just change for the sake of change.
USA and France > BritainI have no problem with the current system. If we have a president, then we become more like USA and France. Do we really want that?
What was wrong with CRT monitors?Don't fix what ain't broke. Like what is actually wrong with our current political system?
I can see what people mean about the flag and I agree to an extent, we should have our own, but it should still in some way or another (IDK maybe just colour palette; red white and blue) acknowledge Britain's extensive role in our history.
New Zealand flag was made in 1800s, Australia's was made after federation.New Zealand's flag is too much like ours.
What's wrong with India's system?I'm hugely against presidential systems, and since becoming a republic would entail a presidential system (because apparently most of the rabble want a president), I'm reasonably against a republic right now.