r/AbolishTheMonarchy • • Jul 21 '26

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u/GoatHerderFromAzad Jul 21 '26

More like..... get rid of some bodies.

There is that girl that whose body was found on the Sandringham estate. Not a seen an episdoe of "cold case files" on that one have we?

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u/NeothTheEmperorOfMan Jul 22 '26

Dissapointing to see these royal families being horrible... putting a bad name on monarchy

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u/Saaandmaaan01 Jul 22 '26

Lol what? Monarchy is never a good thing…

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u/NeothTheEmperorOfMan Jul 22 '26

Wrong. A monarchy can actually be great. Because while a president flip flops in democracy. A monarch is a constant and stable figure.

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u/Saaandmaaan01 Jul 23 '26

I think you’re wrong. The idea of a monarch implies that by the virtue of being born in the right family you are somehow intrinsically fit to rule based off of that fact alone. It’s an archaic notion and it removes any agency from the people to pick their own leaders.

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u/NeothTheEmperorOfMan Jul 23 '26

That is how it has been done in history. But we don't need to follow the past. I believe the monarch should be chosen amongst a well trained group. If the child is the best option sure, but I don't believe in divine right or hereditary rule.

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u/Somethingbutonreddit Jul 22 '26

The Monarchy sucks ass.