Is impersonating the British monarch a criminal offense?

Answer 1

Is the pretending to be some one you are not an offence, maybe an act. If you pretend to be some one else you are not to take advantage of another, financially, socially, culturally, politically even, is that offensive. Is it criminal. Is it perhaps a tooboo. The values of another, maybe morals of another. We are only our selves, only our thinking and our reponsibility to our selves, we can not think for another, nor act for another.

The greater challenge is, people behave however, when no repercussions are expectant, when they are questioned about inappropriate behaviour the first reponse is remorse, but think for a moment of the victim, or the one who is swindled, or violated, or violenced, or how ever it is taken adavantage of. Do they feel remorse, some other emotion or feeling.

Distructive force, constructive force as always, the ten year delay to the road of independance for the Indian population for the method of violence. The moral ground is taken here, it is better, stronger than the high ground for battle, it is the battle.