Is Queen Elizabeth !! actually important to society? Or could we do without her?

Answer 1

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I believe her role is antiquated these days. I live in Australia and although we are a member of the Commonwealth, she serves no purpose for us, though she has donated to past bushfires and may again with our current bushfires. 

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  Look up 1975 The Dismissal
  

Answer 2

A practical value:  the monarchy is good for tourism with hundreds of thousands coming yearly.....and buy lots of souvenirs  (although most are made in China now) . . . . and I think there is value in the sense of continuity, reliability and pride (at least some of the time).

Answer 3

Elizabeth II is important to the countries that are part of her constitutional monarchical realms. As long as these countries wish to have a constitutional monarchy, having someone like Elizabeth is a necessity. If a country decides to become a republic, of course, they can do without a hereditary monarch.

Answer 4

She likes to think she is important, but she isn't and yes we could well do without her.

Answer 5

a tradition from the past

Answer 6

The cemeteries are full of people who thought they were important to society.

Answer 7

I suspect you would be higher up this removal list .

Answer 8

No one is indispensable are they? The queen is just a woman like 2600000 others in he UK, it just so happens that she is notorious in society. When she passes away life will go on for evey one else.

Answer 9

She's important to the Commonwealth nations.

I live in the USA where Queen Elizabeth II has no power.

Answer 10

I have no idea what you mean since we have like 8 billion people on the planet, meaning no one person is so vital that we need them.