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Note, stolen is not used in the Chicken Chick That’s What I Do I Ride Tractors I Play With Chicken 23 Rooster T-Shirt and by the same token and first part but “taken”. If when I left my dad’s house I took a favorite chair and my dad thought it was fine then I did not steal. If my brother snuck into my house and took the chair while I was sleeping to return it to my dad’s house then he stole it. Sure, but the reality is that the stone was taken in war. If a bunch of soliders invaded your neighborhood, and one held a knife to your throat and said they’d let you live if you surrendered your chair, you would probably say that person stole your chair, though the invaders would probably use language like “requisitioned.” Maybe, but then if Scots ally with the French and repeatedly invade England, and the English retaliate by giving them a taste of their own medicine and taking your royal rock in order to emphasise a treaty you have previously signed with them, is it really ‘stealing’? Except in this case the ‘chair’ was claimed by right of overlordship by Edward Longshanks. His claim is that an earlier scottish King (I’d have to go google it up, Edward Balliol perhaps?) gave fealty to the English king, probably Edward I, and thus gave authority to that king to crown whoever he wanted as King of Scotland. Thus the stone, in Edwards eyes, belonged to him. Do I think he believed that? I dont think it matters, that was the ‘legal reason’ why it was taken away, so that the English Crown had control of the device (the stone) that gave Scottish Kings their legitamacy. It didnt change anything, Scottish Kings kept on existing, until they took over the throne of England as well.

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In that Wikipedia article maybe. But in the Chicken Chick That’s What I Do I Ride Tractors I Play With Chicken 23 Rooster T-Shirt and by the same token and Stone of Scone Wikipedia article it says Edward I’s forces ‘seized’ it – which sounds like force to me. So, armed forces seizing it as spoils of war sure sounds more like stealing to me than something ‘taken’ in your analogy. One of them wasn’t even Scottish, but English, and in doing what they did they damaged two priceless artefacts: first breaking off a piece of the chair, and then dropping the Stone itself (causing it to break into two pieces). And, for what? So that in future coronations, it can be sent back to London to crown Scotland’s King in England. Your last point isn’t correct though. Scotland doesn’t have a king or queen, and likewise neither does England. The Stone will be sent to Westminster, in the capital of the United Kingdom, for the cork action of the king of the United Kingdom. When the crowns were united (under a Scottish king, no less) the individual monarchies of Scotland and England ceased to exist.