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10/10/2015 6:23:01 PM
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When the FWC have driven themselves to extinction and Dead Orbit has finally overcome their procrastination and left our world who will be there to ensure the survival of humanity? The New Monarchy. Many of you who feel that having a single leader is an anachronistic and foolish idea but would it be better to have a squabbling circle of officials divide us along political lines? The benevolent leader will guide us to a better future. They will be chosen from among us and be bound to serve the will of the people. If not then they will be deposed and a new leader will be elected. We will rise, we will overcome and a new Golden Age will dawn.
All raise their fists to the Red and White. All Hail the New Monarchy!
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Hazaa Brother! Speak truth to all that will hear, and worry not for those that do not listen for they will be shown!
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Time is a river and our ships will see us through the rapids *passes a beer*
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That is one of the best things Ive read in a long while. I am glad to hear we have your support.... Would you like to become a Field Rep?
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Absolutely.
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PM me. I will go through the basics, then you will be admitted. Sound good?
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But that wouldn't be a monarchy. It would be a democracy/republic.
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Google Monarchy.
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Straight from wikipedia: [quote]A monarchy is a form of government in which sovereignty is actually or nominally embodied in one or several individual(s) reigning until death or abdication[/quote] And while it [i]does[/i] mention the existance of "elective monarchies" it also says [quote]There is no popular vote inbolved in elective monarchies, as the elective body usually consists of a small number of eligible people.[/quote] In the end, I did learn that there actually is such a thing as elective monarchies, but they have certain limitations too. Or really, I just finally made the connection between the electoral process of the Vatican and the pope (which the wikipedia page cites as their example of an electoral monarchy.) SO, all-in-all, I guess I'm wrong, but I still hold a strong bias against a monarchical style of government.
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No worries :). If you're American then chances are you're not too fond of Monarchies lol. (I'm in California, just FYI)
