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What do you think about monarchy in your cunt?
The positive:
>personal freedoms are preserved
>all the while the integrity of the nation is also secured (directly correlated to the well-being of the ruling monarch)
>the economy is rather free and efficient
>under a constitutional monarchy a bad monarch can be disposed of by the independent (!) courts
>under a constitutional monarchy there is also no totalitarianism, different parties are allowed (ties into the first point I brought up)
The bad:
>under absolute monarchy a bad monarch could fuck up the whole cunt but this is way less likely to happen under a constitutional monarchy
>a constitutional monarchy can rather easily degenerate into a de-facto "democracy" (just look at the UK)
The ugly:
>the inherent difference between royalty and commoners not caused by individual performance but by birth, but informally this is of course the case in "democracies" as well, you'd have to abolish inheritance to fix this, no thanks
Overall I hope we put our Kaiser back on the throne and can become a great power once again.
The positive:
>personal freedoms are preserved
>all the while the integrity of the nation is also secured (directly correlated to the well-being of the ruling monarch)
>the economy is rather free and efficient
>under a constitutional monarchy a bad monarch can be disposed of by the independent (!) courts
>under a constitutional monarchy there is also no totalitarianism, different parties are allowed (ties into the first point I brought up)
The bad:
>under absolute monarchy a bad monarch could fuck up the whole cunt but this is way less likely to happen under a constitutional monarchy
>a constitutional monarchy can rather easily degenerate into a de-facto "democracy" (just look at the UK)
The ugly:
>the inherent difference between royalty and commoners not caused by individual performance but by birth, but informally this is of course the case in "democracies" as well, you'd have to abolish inheritance to fix this, no thanks
Overall I hope we put our Kaiser back on the throne and can become a great power once again.
