I found it really surprising that The Guardian out of all publications published this article. They're normally extremely liberal and woke when it comes to political issues.
Honestly, I can actually agree with this take. Liberal democracies have descended into mob rule over insignificant issues while the leaders are invertebrates that are incapable of finding their own ass with both hands and all the while, a class of rich oligarchs are getting richer and directing society according to their vision.
What the West needs is strong and decisive leaders that can actually work on unfucking their own countries without having to worry about political action committees, lobbying, corrupt officials and all that crap. Even people like Ron DeSantis aren't going to be able to do what needs to be done under a democratic framework, so it would only make sense to return to monarchy or other more autocratic forms of government.
Charles is the current King.
He is a climate change cultist and part of the WEF.
You cannot make a positive case for monarchy when your damn monarch will be part of the oligarchy who destroyed your country when it was a liberal democracy.
Monarchy is good only in theory.
It would be good if your monarch was a wise benevolent ruler but that is not going to be the case.
Absolute power corrupts absolutely.
Monarchy is not the solution to our current problems.
While that's true, why not find a new king then? Someone who will actually be a wise benevolent ruler? These people exist and they can help save their own countries if placed in the right positions.
If we can't even do that, then the WEF might as well have won and there's nothing we can do about it except pray that papa Putin will launch the nukes and destroy the current world order.
Also, I'd disagree that absolute powers corrupts absolutely. I would instead argue that power doesn't corrupt, instead it reveals. It reveals what kind of person someone really is.
Society has both plenty of wannabe tyrants who lack the power to act on their dark impulses, and good people who could lead us to a better future but they lack the power as well. Give someone power, and you'll find out which group they're in.
Sadly I can't really think of much off the top of my head. You're welcome to have a debate and maybe I'll remember something or come up with something quote-worthy though?
I found it really surprising that The Guardian out of all publications published this article. They're normally extremely liberal and woke when it comes to political issues.
Honestly, I can actually agree with this take. Liberal democracies have descended into mob rule over insignificant issues while the leaders are invertebrates that are incapable of finding their own ass with both hands and all the while, a class of rich oligarchs are getting richer and directing society according to their vision.
What the West needs is strong and decisive leaders that can actually work on unfucking their own countries without having to worry about political action committees, lobbying, corrupt officials and all that crap. Even people like Ron DeSantis aren't going to be able to do what needs to be done under a democratic framework, so it would only make sense to return to monarchy or other more autocratic forms of government.
Charles is the current King. He is a climate change cultist and part of the WEF.
You cannot make a positive case for monarchy when your damn monarch will be part of the oligarchy who destroyed your country when it was a liberal democracy.
Monarchy is good only in theory.
It would be good if your monarch was a wise benevolent ruler but that is not going to be the case.
Absolute power corrupts absolutely.
Monarchy is not the solution to our current problems.
While that's true, why not find a new king then? Someone who will actually be a wise benevolent ruler? These people exist and they can help save their own countries if placed in the right positions.
If we can't even do that, then the WEF might as well have won and there's nothing we can do about it except pray that papa Putin will launch the nukes and destroy the current world order.
Also, I'd disagree that absolute powers corrupts absolutely. I would instead argue that power doesn't corrupt, instead it reveals. It reveals what kind of person someone really is.
Society has both plenty of wannabe tyrants who lack the power to act on their dark impulses, and good people who could lead us to a better future but they lack the power as well. Give someone power, and you'll find out which group they're in.
Got any more cool monarchist quotes?
I'm serious--I need them for a little project of mine, and I don't trust any search engine to give me good stuff here.
Sadly I can't really think of much off the top of my head. You're welcome to have a debate and maybe I'll remember something or come up with something quote-worthy though?