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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Why does England still have a queen?
gpt
The answer is simply that the people of England (and the rest of the UK) are happy with a queen, and that anti-monarchist movements have never gained much ground.

The monarch is just a figurehead nowadays, with almost no political power. If they ever tried to make a fuss with what little power they do have, they'd likely not have it for very long. But their existence appeals to peoples patriotism or whatever with the end result that the monarchy continues.

Overall, the monarchy probably brings in money, looks nice and makes people happy. So, people like having it and it isn't going anywhere. The current queen is particularly popular and has had a very long reign, so most people remember her fondly. She's also perceived to have been a very good monarch, extremely dedicated, and is generally well respected even by those few who don't want the monarchy.