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>Sounds like a personal resolve. The loyalist spirit maintains a somewhat sanguine bond with their monarch.
I tend to agree. Loyalty is something that should be intensely personal. I don't think enough is being done to instill loyalty in new citizens and generations or even basic education on why we have a monarch or their role in the state. The fact that someone wants to immediately revoke their oath should be a huge red flag that this is lacking in whatever program they're going through, but I shouldn't be surprised. Most are indifferent to the whole thing today. The only enthusiasm for the Royal Family you can expect here today is a more tabloid celebrity type obsession.