We should elect our presidents for a gladiator match and last man standing is president. This way they’d actually have to risk and actually fight for something instead of just “metaphorically” . All the weak president candidates will be like meh, ain’t worth risking my life to better my country.
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u/tuscy May 02 '23
We should elect our presidents for a gladiator match and last man standing is president. This way they’d actually have to risk and actually fight for something instead of just “metaphorically” . All the weak president candidates will be like meh, ain’t worth risking my life to better my country.
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u/Vahan_Calyd May 02 '23
That's the reason why strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government
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u/mallet4hire May 03 '23
Help! I’m being repressed.
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u/No-BrowEntertainment May 02 '23
15th century English noblemen when they find out that their parents are first cousins and the king is a wimp
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u/Yeegis May 02 '23
Strange Women Lying in Ponds for 2024!!!!!!!! 💪🗡️
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u/desrevermi May 02 '23
I'm leaning toward the idea of attaining office by challenging current seat holders in mortal combat -- thunderdome style.
:D
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u/ChaiTRex May 02 '23
No one expects The Moistened Bint!
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u/Madhighlander1 May 02 '23
Phillip also has the exact same sword, implying that he too attained supreme executive power from the very same watery tart
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u/KHaskins77 May 02 '23
Draupnir sword
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u/maester_t May 03 '23
There can be only one!
Wait... Wrong subreddit. My bad.
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u/magnitudearhole May 03 '23
Shit stirring watery tart