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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's disappointing that so many people on this thread clearly haven't read the book yet feel confident in opining.  I'm appalled by the British class system and how it protects pedos like Prince Andrew.  I was interested in Spare because of the chance it offered to see behind the curtain - and it did not disappoint.  Harry's got a GREAT voice for audiobooks and listening to it was very easy and pleasant.  The dysfunction he describes resonates with me and my experiences with a dysfunctional 'family'.  I also suspect he has learning disabilities.  He, clearly, has anxiety/depression that was untreated for most of his life.  It seems he's on a path that's good for him.

As someone who also married into a family with strong ideas about the role of a wife and women, I can really sympathize with Megan.  I wouldn't want my DD marrying into that family nor the institution. [/quote]

I agree it’s appalling, and Harry should be speaking out vehemently about his uncle. But he doesn’t, because he supports it overall, and he’s friends with Eugenie. It would be easier to support him if he were anti-monarchy than wanting to have been more privileged within the monarchy[/quote]

I’m curious.  Do you think the other members of the British Royal Family should be speaking out against Andrew? His siblings for example?  King Charles?  Or just Harry? 
And how would people “support him” — beyond buying his book?

I think Harry carefully focused on himself as much as possible, in his memoirs.  I, personally, don’t think he “should” be speaking out about anything beyond that, although, of course, that’s up to him.  [/quote]

I absolutely think others should speak out against Andrew as well. But Harry is the one who comes off as hypocritical because he is shining a spotlight on how the palace works the media to protect some people and sell out others, and shouldn't Andrew be the perfect example of this?

"Support" means a lot of things. H&M ability to drum up the public's interest in their future media projects etc depends on how people feel about them. [/quote]

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