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If I choose not to allow racists in my house, that doesn't mean I am against democracy.

Just because someone got themselves elected, it doesn't mean I have to invite him into my house.

- Nolan, London, born and bred, 17/07/2009 12:03
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Prince Charles is entitled to his opinion and I suppose he's even entitled to snub people like this, but I don't think any of it really matters because quite frankly how many people these days give 2 hoots what the royal family do about anything? Whatever else Richard Barnbrook does, at least he earns his keep and, no doubt, manages those activities that are apparently beyond Prince Charles's capabilities, e.g. squirting toothpaste onto his own toothbrush.

- Sarah Bradshaw, Enfield, Middx, 17/07/2009 11:57
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Is prince charles working for the labour govt now?

- Jules_London, london, 17/07/2009 11:22
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Rogan, Irvine,you sound nearly as intelligent, and, tolerant as old Charlie boy!

- Richard Devitt, LONDON, 17/07/2009 11:10
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He should not be getting involved in politics.

- Alan Hogg, Symington, Scotland, 17/07/2009 10:00
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Nowan King (like the name by the way), I can give a reason why this will make more people vote BNP. Simply because the vast majority of us believe in democracy - you may have heard of it - and this beahviour by the foolish prince goes against it.

- Simon, London, UK, 16/07/2009 23:34
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This is shameful considering Richard Barnbrock is part of the London assembly, he was elected into this assembly and probably is the most patriotic member in there.

- Dirk Diggler, Soho, London, 16/07/2009 18:05
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P Staker, London - using stereotypical slights that are demonstrably off the mark (you don't get to be a pilot and/or the commander of a RN ship if you're an idiot, no matter who you are in society - he's managed to do both... what are your qualifications?) only show up the accuser, not the target of his venom. Only the stupid confuse disagreement with a given point of view as stupidity.

You disagree with his points of view? Fine. That's allowed. He's entitled to do the same. Live with it. Or not... either way you're post suggests you want to demonstrate an increased need for indulgent, even amused tolerance on the part of the rest of society for the likes of you and your presumed friends of the BNP and the like. Like HRH, I choose to exercise my right to choose otherwise.

- Rogan, Irving, 16/07/2009 17:55
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"He will never be King anyway, people have alway laughed about how useless he is."

I think you've misunderstood the concept of hereditary monarchy there, old son.

- Tom, London, UK, 16/07/2009 17:28
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These sort of actions though will only make people vote BNP more, not less, durrgghh

- P Staker, London

Can't see any sensible reason why, P Staker (like the name by the way). What reasons can you give?

- Nowan King, London, 16/07/2009 17:22
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So it's OK to believe in what you want, as long as labour and prince charles sanction it.

He will never be King anyway, people have alway laughed about how useless he is.

These sort of actions though will only make people vote BNP more, not less, durrgghh

- P Staker, London, 16/07/2009 16:27
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Good for you Charlie boy! Proud of you.

Now let's hear some of the racist whingers coming out with things like "he's a democractic member of the London Assembly" etc, etc, etc.....

- Nowan King, London, 16/07/2009 16:26
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