
Prince William took a break from royal engagements and luxury estates to deliver a βpowerfulβ speech warning his generation about the looming threats of climate change and social collapse. Nearby, Zara and Mike Tindall watched on β likely from seats more expensive than your car β as he urged βyoung peopleβ to step up. Because nothing says revolutionary leadership like a billionaire aristocrat telling millennials to try harder from the balcony of a castle.
π° A Royal Lecture on Saving the Planet (from a Helicopter)
Letβs break this down. Prince William β a man whose familyβs carbon footprint could blot out the sun β just reminded you, the underpaid, overworked pleb, that itβs your job to save the planet. Donβt worry, he probably offset his speech with a quick ride on a private jet to his next climate summit. β»οΈβοΈ
This is the same royal dynasty that:
- Owns over 300 properties across the UK.
- Rakes in millions annually from taxpayer-funded allowances.
- Attends sustainability events in convoys larger than a Coldplay tour.
And yet, youβre the problem, apparently. Not the monarchyβs centuries-old grip on obscene land ownership. Not the billionaire class they party with. Not the fossil-fuel-slathered privilege they inhale like luxury perfume.
Just regular folks who eat supermarket chicken and donβt drive Teslas. Cool.
Meanwhile, Zara and Mike Tindall nod along like itβs a TED Talk, not a reminder that their own lifestyle makes Greta Thunberg cry in Swedish.
This is what we get now β royal guilt-trips in designer suits. The same people who inherited everything now want to inherit the moral high ground too. π§Όπ’
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Challenges
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Are you buying what Prince Williamβs selling? Or are you too busy working three jobs to keep the heating on while he warns you about the ocean? Tell us: should we listen to the gilded elite, or should they try βleading by exampleβ for once?
π¬ Comment below with your fury, sarcasm, or just a list of royal properties youβd like converted into public housing.
π Hit comment. Hit share. Hit back against inherited hypocrisy.
The sharpest takes will be featured in our next issue. π₯β


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