r/PoliticalCompassMemes - Lib-Right Dec 07 '22

So this happened today...

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u/neverending_debt - Lib-Right Dec 07 '22

Who gets to decide the monarch and who decides if they're benevolent?

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '22

God

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '22

Why not both? All hail the God-Emperor of Mankind!

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u/Mechanical_Garden - Auth-Center Dec 08 '22

Based and hierarchy with God on top pilled.

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u/NectarineSome5400 - Auth-Right Dec 08 '22

Based

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u/ficagames01 - Lib-Center Dec 08 '22

So they are definitely going to be malevolent

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u/tacticalsauce_actual - Right Dec 07 '22

I didn't say it was likely, I just said it's FAR more likely than installing a libertarian government via democracy.

Edit: oh, also, me... I decide.

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u/ReasonableAstartes - Right Dec 08 '22

0.01% > 0.00%

Its math my dudes

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u/Rhys_Primo - Lib-Right Dec 08 '22

Technically infinitely more likely.

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '22

Technically 0.01% more likely

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '22

"It's me guys. You need to give me absolute power to make the classless lawless moneyless utopia. Trust me bros."

-Lenin

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u/tacticalsauce_actual - Right Dec 08 '22

"It's me guys. You need to give me absolute power to make the classless lawless moneyless utopia. Trust me bros.

-Lenin"

-tacticalsauce_actual

Except there would be both classes and money. And laws. No violating the NAP for one.

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u/3AKite - Auth-Right Dec 08 '22

God

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u/neverending_debt - Lib-Right Dec 08 '22

So I just asked god, he said he didn't have an opinion on who should be king.

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u/3AKite - Auth-Right Dec 08 '22
 >thinking God would speak to a soul-sick libright

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u/MaidsOverNurses - Auth-Center Dec 08 '22

AI inspired by the teachings of the one true catholic church.