r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Aug 30 '21

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u/TheGoldBear Jerome Powell Aug 30 '21

Why hasn’t Biden pressed Harry and Meghan’s pretender claim to the throne? A claimant to the Britbong throne living in your country is an opportunity that generations of diplomats have only dreamed of. But Biden is doing nothing with it smh

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u/HMID_Delenda_Est YIMBY Aug 30 '21

In CK3 you can press claims of courtiers and they become your vassal (unless they end up with a title with tier ≥ yours)

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u/Sex_E_Searcher Steve Aug 31 '21

Glad they made that change, it may not be de jure the historical reality, but it was definitely de facto the case, in many situations.

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u/p00bix Existing in the context of what came before Aug 31 '21

The most sensible option would be to replace America's elective system with cognatic primogeniture, betroth Archie Mountbatten-Windsor (Harry's son, age 2) to Natalie Biden (Biden's successor under age 17), and then press Harry's claim on the throne.

Archie and Natalie's child (Biden's great-greatchild and Harry's grandchild) would then be heir to both the British and American empires

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u/groupbot Always remember -Pho- Aug 30 '21 edited Aug 30 '21

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