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Ardennes posted:Wait aristocracies aren’t genetic? Is chairman Xi considered a monarch? CongoJack posted:They are, but like 10,000 aristocratic families will keep the status quo as best they can. King Doofus the XII might do something interesting A Buttery Pastry has issued a correction as of 10:04 on May 11, 2021 |
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I want to be a craven vizier whose wicked plot is easily foiled by the holy monarch, whose clear vision and devout faith allowed him to see through my tricks Seems like a good gig
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StashAugustine posted:can we do arachno monarchism, op?
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# ? May 11, 2021 12:36 |
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I'd like to live in a kingdom where being the king's royal buttwiper is considered an amazing job which will help both me and my family.
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Terminal autist posted:they're identical in execution. if only!!!!
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Finally they made one Interview with The United Monarchist Party of America Founder Austin Pomper http://www.american3rdpartyreport.com/2021/08/interview-with-united-monarchist-party.html
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quote:6. Who would be King and what would that process look like? Boo, that is an unserious person unwilling to take a stand on the issues we care about. Name the claimant! Why would a monarch need to be a citizen anyway? That's the sort of creeping nationalism that undermined European monarchies in the first place.
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It needs to be trump or jeb
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# ? Dec 15, 2021 14:23 |
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the king can only move one space in any direction I don't see what the big loving deal is
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# ? Dec 15, 2021 19:57 |
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Meh, liberal democracy has proven to be a big wet fart with lamer aesthetics. Bring back da kangs.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlk_sLMfnBg
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yes I'm a huge dumbass but at least I never stop and take criticism with a smile
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bmup
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really queer Christmas posted:
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# ? May 10, 2024 19:42 |
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Thinking of getting the Kingdom of Rizia DLC but really hoping for a Kingdom of Rivia mod.
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kingo
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Surely the king would put a stop to this if he knew about it
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Voted 5, bookmarked.
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lobster shirt posted:kingo
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I think it would be neat to have someone with a fancy hat everyone could look up to as a national symbol. I could go for a royal line of ascended haberdashers
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# ? May 11, 2024 05:35 |
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elective monarchy. y/n?
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The most monarchist political philosophy is liberalism because every fellow is the monarch of their own domain. Most monarchs = most monarchist
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Deep Dish Fuckfest posted:elective monarchy. y/n?
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Deep Dish Fuckfest posted:elective monarchy. y/n? why even bother
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Deep Dish Fuckfest posted:elective monarchy. y/n? not worth the opinion bonus
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only king I need, thanks
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lobster shirt posted:kingo just write it the normal way: 𒀭𒆥𒄖
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The Atomic Man-Boy posted:I’m in favor of installing a monarch, because it will, corollarily, own the libs. if we make it an elective monarchy they can't even complain
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Terminal autist posted:I mean whats the difference between today's billionaires and yesterday's monarchs? There is like slight differences in the pomp and circumstance but they're identical in execution. Trump is a landed gentry with unearned generational wealth and completely deranged absolute authority wielding maniac. He even has golden loving toilets, that being said the ruling class in the past at least had some loving taste. Noblesse oblige and patronage of the arts was pretty cool, if you were lucky enough to enjoy it rather than die in a famine or some foreign adventure.
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War and Pieces posted:if we make it an elective monarchy they can't even complain Monarchy by sortition would be fuckin lit. Elections suck. Nuclearmonkee has issued a correction as of 02:51 on May 13, 2024 |
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There are occasionally enlightened despots. Ashoka (3rd century BC India) had a decent agenda outlined in his stone pillar declarations: -Abolition of the death penalty (Pillar Edict IV) -Plantation of banyan trees and mango groves, and construction of resthouses and wells, every 800 metres (1/2 mile) along the roads. (Pillar Edict 7). -Restriction on killing of animals in the royal kitchen (Rock Edict 1); the number of animals killed was limited to two peacocks and a deer daily, and in future, even these animals were not to be killed. -Provision of medical facilities for humans and animals (Rock Edict 2). -Encouragement of obedience to parents, "generosity toward priests and ascetics, and frugality in spending" (Rock Edict 3). He "commissions officers to work for the welfare and happiness of the poor and aged" (Rock Edict 5) -Promotion of "the welfare of all beings so as to pay off his debt to living creatures and to work for their happiness in this world and the next." (Rock Edict 6)] He sent buddhist missionaries as far as Greece. platzapS has issued a correction as of 07:24 on May 13, 2024 |
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War and Pieces posted:if we make it an elective monarchy they can't even complain Libs: hold my soy milk
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not quite as good as Dipendra of Nepal thoughquote:On 1 June 2001, Crown Prince Dipendra opened fire at a house on the grounds of the Narayanhity Palace, the residence of the Nepalese monarchy, where a party was being held. He shot and killed his father, King Birendra, his mother, Queen Aishwarya, and seven other members of the royal family including his younger brother and sister before shooting himself in the head. Due to his wiping out of most of the line of succession, Dipendra became king while in a comatose state from the head wound.
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Nuclearmonkee posted:Noblesse oblige and patronage of the arts was pretty cool, if you were lucky enough to enjoy it rather than die in a famine or some foreign adventure.
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War and Pieces posted:if we make it an elective monarchy they can't even complain
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I think in a traditional elective monarchy, you elect the monarch for life. Also the president doesn't have that much of an ability to really change the direction of the American state, as can be seen for instance in Trump attempting to leave Afghanistan.
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Weka posted:I think in a traditional elective monarchy, you elect the monarch for life. Also the president doesn't have that much of an ability to really change the direction of the American state, as can be seen for instance in Trump attempting to leave Afghanistan. Anyway, I don't think elective monarchs historically had much of an ability to really change the direction of their states either - but the American president has far more political and cultural power than other current heads of government.
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An elective monarch was like “the chairman of the board” for the ruling class, or dominant faction of the ruling class, so they could steer the state in the direction the people that placed them there wanted. When there was internal conflict, like with Perikles, or… most of Polish history… you can see the limitations.
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