Will You Pledge Allegiance?

Certainly NOT!
Despite having to unwillingly pay for it - I won't even watch it.

Well said @JuliaB (above)

Probably not but there are people who will and that's their decision. Don't know why people are stressing over something the Archbishop SUGGESTED not DEMANDED. I'm sure our grans can find something more interesting to do if they want? Also if we want to watch that's our choice too isn't it?. Whether you're a royalist or not I think we can still all make our own decisions, we can all have an opinion without being nasty or trying to make their point of view more important! Enjoy the day whatever you do but no-one can make you do what you don't want to. Just like normal TV really, switch off if you're not interested.

I think Charles has seriously misjudged what modernising the monarchy means and and expecting people to pledge allegiance is archaic. I will most certainly not be pledging.

My understanding is this has come from the Archbishop not Charles

I might volunteer at our local food bank …to help feed his people …..while the powers that be spend an obscene amount of money on this debacle!

Totally agree with you NanaDana, I will rejoice when the monarchy are no more. Amen to that.

I would like to say yes but I am saying no.Not that I am not a royalist or do not wish our new king well but I believe that all the money that is going on this could be spent on something more worthy.

I don't think the monarchy bring stability. What they do do however is perpetuate the class system in this country. Them and us! In the past the maid had to curtsy to her employer and they could do with her as she wished. Those day are, thankfully, long gone.

Why on earth would anyone want to curtsy to or celebrate this bunch of people who are there purely by fate of birth and nothing to do with any merit. Lets not forget the abuse of Diana whilst this man was having an affair with a woman we are now supposed to call a queen. Not to mention Andrew!

If we behaved in this way we would not be seen in a good light, at all, but somehow people manage to gloss over the facts of these peoples behaviours?

And to think that the people in this country are having to pay for this pantomime when the 'royals' own billions? I'm amazed that people think this is all ok. It is not!

Of course I will, so will my other half, both feeling slightly ridiculous of course.
The idea is meant to be inclusive - it's not a command, just a warm, polite invitation to the nation to join in.
Saying "No, not me" is unnecessary, rather rude and even more ridiculous since nobody is going to be policing you!

This is an 'own goal' by Palace advisors. The Mirror poll is that 24% will and 76% won't. When we joined the EU we became Citizens not Subjects. A subject does what he is told - but a citizen has the right to be heard. We have moved on from being subjects. So the oath of allegiance should change.

The oath is out of date:

I swear that I will pay true allegiance to Your Majesty, and to your heirs and successors according to law. So help me God.

Also what you promise will depend on your role. As King Charles is head of the armed forces they would naturally promise loyalty to the king.

For citizens things are different. Heirs and successors should not be included. And there should be something about promising to be a good citizen.

Its a great pity this very divisive oath has come up so late in the process. This will be the second coronation I have watched with friends; the first sitting on a neighbours floor, watching a small black and white TV, this time with a flag, and friends, watching a colour TV.

Long live King Charles!!!

What about extremely wealthy celebrities, footballers etc etc etc??? Shall we all stop going to concerts, football matches or anywhere we want to watch our favourites? Why can't we ask some of these people too for handouts. Celebrities share their opinions while sitting in their luxury houses or villas (which by the way am not against as they have earned iit via their concerts etc) but your don't hear of many saying they have given to food banks etc. Just an afterthought, went past a Mcdonalds recently, car park full, drive through full, also walking along the high street and cafes full, should we all stop supporting the high street because we feel guilty about being to afford a coffee. I am a gran by the way and we only get my husbands state pension and fortunately his army pension, after Tax we get about £1400, I don't yet as only 64. We don't get any help, still have a mortgage and pay the same bills as everyone else. Luckily we can help with some treats for the grandchildren. I don't blame the Royal family for our situation and I certainly don't begrudge the £2 pa they cost us (probaby £5 this year due to the coronation).

sarahcyn

Saying "No, not me" is unnecessary, rather rude and even more ridiculous since nobody is going to be policing you!

But it’s such fun to stamp you feet and say “You can’t make me!”, even when nobody’s made it compulsory.

I am a Royalist but that in itself is irrelevant to me watching it. This is a historic event and I will therefore be watching. I watched Trump win the presidential election but am most certainly not a fan, but yet again that was an historic event.

Surely it’s an ill-advised proposition at any time, let alone in times of austerity.
Are the people who suggested and signed-off this ‘opportunity’ really so tone-deaf?

NO

YES

Not just president Boris but president Blair too! He took us into a war I for one, never wanted.

Feck no!!! What are we? Serfs?
I’ll probably be watching Netflix anyway as the drivel will be on most tv channels.

Absolutely not!

No I definitely will not!

No, not me! 🙂

No. I'll watch the coronation because we do pomp and ceremony well bit that will be all.

Yiayia70

NO!!! Who does he think he is

He doesn’t have to ‘think’ who he is - he IS King!

Wasn’t it the Archbishop who suggested it, not the King?

No from me .