Why should they jump the queue

FannyCornforth

I’m not sure if Pip could handle the disconnect between his own perception of his popularity with the GB public, and the reality of it.

? Definitely this!

I do not think that so-called celebrities should be allowed to queue jump. I thought we were all equal but I now realise some are more equal than others.

I actually admire David Beckham for queuing- I thought it was his wife who wanted the honours.

Also, most of us haven't been subjects since 1983. We're citizens
As it says in my passport.

I've tried to point that out several times, volver but people seem to prefer to think of themselves as subjects.

The only reason I can think of is that it's one more thing to complain about. Where would we be if we couldn't complain?

I’m not sure if Pip could handle the disconnect between his own perception of his popularity with the GB public, and the reality of it.

Phil and Holly are too important to queue.?

nadateturbe

Subjects?

Better than serfs, I suppose.

Subjects?

Sorry,but David Beckham will do anything to get a Knighthood.
And i don`t think anyone should jump the queue,we are all equal.

Not at all concerned at being called a subject, particularly when the late queen signed herself as 'Your servant, Elizabeth.'

Adam Hills on Last Leg, last night. I paraphrase.

People who support a hereditary monarchy are getting upset that other people are being treated with privilege because of who they are and who they know.

Oh, the irony. This is the kind of society we are.

Also, most of us haven't been subjects since 1983. We're citizens.

The MPs should spend their time working for us and not standing in a queue, however I am completely anti every guest being issued with 4 visitor tickets

I do agree with septima. standing in the queue must really be almost like being on a pilgrimage and just going straight in and nodding at the coffin is pretty well nothing much

Why there isn’t a booking system is beyond me.

Good for David Beckham obviously not a selfish person just queued like everyone else.

I was pleased to see that David Beckham queued with everyone else and am even more pleased to hear that he turned down a chance of jumping the queue.

Apart from security concerns for a few people, everyone should join the queue. Surely it's part of the whole experience, a bit like being on a pilgrimage. Being rushed in ahead of everyone else largely defeats the purpose of going.