I suppose hundreds of thousands, millions even, of Russian peasant children's miserable deaths caused directly by the Tsar and his family who busied themselves exchanging Faberge treasures while the people who'd payed for them starved to death or died of treatable diseases means nothing?
Forgive me if my sympathy for the fate of the Romanovs is limited.
I am an Iraqi by birth, I have lost countless numbers- including family, to the various regimes of Iraq; including the late Saddam Hussein. Even so, I did not glow with glee and pride when he was hanged to his death. He had been removed from power, would better have been by far, to have him ordered to a dreary dungeon prison with minimal food, no entertainments until his life expired.
In my ancestry, there was a Granduncle (my Grandfather's brother) who fell to the sword of a Briton as the British (under King George V), had their run at control of Iraq. My Grandfather escaped a similar fate by agreeing to the terms presented to him at the time. He held no hatred for those men who slew his brother, nor against The Crown for whom they fought. He felt pity towards the lot of them and vowed never to set foot on British soil, a vow I have broken twice for matters of necessary business. He prayed that The Monarchy would end and that the Royals would be reduced to the status of other citizens, obliged to obtain jobs to secure food and lodging for themselves. At no time did he ask the heads to be cut off or the body of any Royal to be fiilled with bullets or sword blades.
You have now diverted from anger towards The Monarchy- which you clearly are entitled to, and a death wish towards them, via assassination, to making it about The Russian rulers and their being killed, which in your prior post, you said was the sort of end you desire for the Queen and her family.
