European nations must stop LARPing as republics, and restore their monarchies.
>>523848724why? ours is a faggot wef muslim nonce
>>523848848You can replace them, there's enough historical precedent
>>523848724The royalty is still there, they just call themselves the EU now. These people are evil, and you want them fully in charge?
>>523848724yea lets go back to being governed by inbred cousin fuckers..
>>523848724Kys kikeMay your nation of jews be swallowed by the glorious Nordsee
no morality, no nobility
anglos were killing the monarchs for the last 150 years, now they advise everyone to have them
Monarchists had to be convinced to join nationalists they originally did not care and saw it as overly democratic the same way a capitalist would see communism. No one believes in god enough to want a monarch.
It's incredible that knowledge can only come from the mercy of a glowie. No amount of IQ, goodness, friendliness, or luck can do it.
>>523848724Republics are the best. Literally just kill leftists.
>Again, Seti I was praised at Abydos as follows: “You have fixed Maat in Egypt; it has become united with everyone”. This is both sacred duty and honor. It is this ethical framework from which the concept of social welfare evolves which is so prevalent in the sacred literature, especially in the Declarations of Innocence and Declarations of Virtues as well as the Sebait. In the context of this commitment, King Kheti teaches his son, Merikara both the concept of snn nṯr (imago dei) and ἰrt mἰ nṯr (imitatio dei) for humans and the granting by God of earth and sky and all therein for humankind. Ra, he says, “has built His shrine around them and when they weep he hears” (134-135). And equally important, Kheti recognizes his moral obligation to the people and his need to imitate Ra, by asserting that Ra “made for them rulers even from the egg, leaders to lift the load from the back of the weak”. This does not mean that declaration and deed always coincided, but what one has is an ideal which serves as moral standard and inspiration for political leadership and community, and a yardstick by which rulers and other leaders were measured and could measure themselves as Kheti does in this text.
>>523850011>The divine installation of the king is further attested by a Middle Kingdom text, quoted below, which affirms the king’s political and moral role. The text says that “Ra installed the king … to judge humans, satisfy (sḥtm) the divine ones, realize (sḫpr) Maat (rightness) and destroy (sḥtm) isfet (wrongness).” He is also to make divine and evocation offerings to divinities (nṯrw) and the glorious spirits (3ḫw). It thus links the king with the divine, the blessed dead and humanity and suggests, as Baines notes, that “they are bound together by moral obligations.” Moreover, Baines states, “kingship also provided a metaphor for the way others were to conduct their lives, so some aspects of the king’s morality was to be emulated by the elite.”--Maat, The Moral Ideal in Ancient Egypt
>>523849997As an American I think the Aztec form works best. Horrific Trump style priests and suicidal warriors gaslit by glowies to protect the sacred peasants.
>>523848724>not realizing the Capitalist Class are basically going to be the aristocrats of the future>not realizing we are actually herding toward a monarchy>but you're not gonna be a "Based" count of anything>you're gonna be the shit-shoveling peasantNGMI
European royals are just a bunch of mutts who have been swapping spit and DNA with each other for centuries. Do you actually believe they belong to your "ethnic" or "tradition"? How can you even suck them off like they’re your own?
