34. The situation in Britain

There is no written Constitution in Great Britain. For a long time now, the administrative and legal procedures follow the various conventions that have evolved over the centuries. However, as of now, feudal language-speakers have swarmed inside the nation. It not possible to mention for sure if the current-situation of not have a formal Constitution can go on for more days, in this newly emerging scenario.

However, most of the social and administrative conventions are what have been designed by the philosophies inherent in pristine-English language.

Even though there is Monarchy over there, neither the king or queen of England used to use different forms of ‘You’, or ‘He’ / ‘Him’ or ‘She’ / ‘Her’ or ‘They’ / ‘Them’ to exhibit and emphasise the varying social positioning of the subjects of the kingdom, and to discriminate between them.

Neither the various government offices including the police who are on Her Majesty’s Service, do discriminate the people thus.

(However, nothing definite can be said about the future of Great Britain. As of, a huge flooding of people from outside, who speak other languages is happening in the kingdom. Even the quality of pristine-English is under threat as it gets handled, and man-handled and manipulated by these people.)

Also, there is no hint in pristine-English that the government office workers (employees) are a step above the common man.